Microphone For Canon Camera

On camera microphone.

A great microphone so far, much better than the built-in camera mic on my Canon 90D dslr. Clear vocals and low noise. It is what I was hoping for.

I'm using this microphone with Nikon D7000 and Canon Video camera system. This microphone from rode help with the inputting sound and reducing the unwanted noise.

Everything that has been said about this little microphone is true. It's a little pocketable workhorse if you are out running and gunning with a camera the likes of the Canon 70D. I've been using it since it arrived and it continues to wow me with its ease of use and the fact you don't need to be feeding it batteries. I highly recommend this little guy. Are there better mics out there. Yes. For this kind of value? Hard to beat.

Another great addition to my Canon XA40 camera! This microphone has a great range and delivers great audio!

This is one great shotgun microphone.I use it mainly attached to a Canon 7d camera for filming short films and events. Makes a world of difference from the onboard camera microphone. A bit expansive, but the sound is crystal clear from close or far away. Even comes with a built in High-pass filter. Awesome!

I found it really useful with my Panasonic GS500 and Canon HV30 camcorders, especially when using both camera light and corded shotgun microphone, or two LED lighting panels. In my opinion it is a better choice for optional equipment to Canon HV30 and similar little cameras then Cool-Lux MD3000 you can see now. Double nuts allow to set the extension bar at any angle. A must-to-have gadget.

I purchased this microphone to enhance the quality of sound when using my Canon Rebel T2i camera. The wind screen works great, and the sound on the video is crystal clear. I recommend this mic for anyone who enjoys shooting HD with their SLR camera! Professional sound for very reasonable price.

This is a really awesome microphone I ordered to go with my Canon Rebel T2i. It has AMAZING sound quality and looks really professional. This microphone will make everyone's head turn. The only problem is that you will very likely need to buy a sound recorder or a camera that can change audio levels because quality is lost when the audio is recorded directly into the camera. I would also recommend getting a secondary shock mount because the plastic knob to attach to a hot-shoe wore out the first day I used it.

This mic is nice. Tested it with a Canon 60D camera and liked the sound, compared the actual camera microphone with this one plugged in and you really notice the difference. The only thing is that you'll need a 9V battery which is not as commercial as AA or AAA, and, of course, not included. Other than this I really like it!