Does this mic have a headphone jack? As my DSLR does not, it would be great to be able to moniter the audio straight out of the mic.
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First if your DSLR has no headphone jack, that is no good esp if u are using it a lot. To answer the main question, the Rode VideoMic does NOT have a headphone jack outlet. I am not sure if there is a mic out in the market that has a headphone jack. Perhaps some big industrial one?
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It does not but you could probably find an adapter that would allow you to attach it to a headphone. I had to use an adapter to connect it to my camera
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It has an analog (no delay) headphone jack. I haven't tried listening through a DAW while recording - Just off of its own monitor jack. It's very clean, b.t.w.
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Ignore my previous response. I may have misspoke on this camera, because I did not see anything in the write up about audio. The camera I purchased had a microphone built into the camera wiring cable for audio.
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My experience with DSLR cameras is that you need a mic with phantom power to be able to record directly into the camera. This mic will not work plugged straight into your Nikon.
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Sadly no. The camera does not have a mic input jack, but even after I bought an adapter, it did not work
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I did not use the mic input, sorry. Only headphone jack. And it stopped working after less than a week. Sound now goes in and out. And sometimes doesn't work at all. Have to unplug and plug in my headphones several times to get it to work. Suffering it out til the new one I ordered comes in.
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Yes Indeedy, the microphone uses a 3.5mm Jack, and the D5100 comes with that port available as a Mic Input. If it sounds fuzzy, though, it's most likely the audio gain settings on the camera, so if you get some static noise, try different microphones in the port, or try that mic on different recorders before assuming it's a faulty microphone. God Speed.
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There is a built in mic which is located near the usb/av port. However, I did notice that if I go to the recorder options menu there is an option for line in. So I assume you could plug a mic into the earphone jack.
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There is no microphone jack. The camera has a very useful microphone built in however. I have 3 of these cameras.
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No not even headphone jack. However the microphone built in the camcorder is very well at capturing sounds.
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I haven't tried that yet. I would like to know myself. And also what the yellow icon is below the headphone and microphone jacks. If it does record properly (in stereo) email me at halsmithnauvoo@gmail.com. As a fellow-owner, we have to help each other out.
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Hi, this Sony Camcorder doesn't have any microphone jack (IN) for external mic. -Ely
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This particular camera does indeed have an input jack for an external microphone. That's what I love about this camera. Not only does it have a microphone jack but it also has a built in mic. Depending on what you want to use the camera for, that may be enough for you. Me, personally, I needed this camera to do small interviews that could be uploaded to social media. For this task, and after a lot of research, I went with the Audio Technica ATR288 VHF Battery Powered TwinMic Microphone System. It comes with two lapel mics, one hand held mic, a receiever and a transmitter. I love the fact that the receiver can attach itself to this camera. I also bought the Must Have Accessory Kit for Canon. The kit comes with everything you'll need, including an external microphone that can be attached to the camera itself. Hope this helps...:-)
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Thank you for your inquiry. No this camera doesn't have a built-in microphone.
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There is an input jack for recording from a microphone or other audio source. The input jack (microphone) and the output (headphone) jack are stereo 1/8" jacks. If helpful, the Sony ICD-UX533 & UX533F user guide is online at: http://rd1.sony.net/help/icd/u53/uc and contains the specs for this device. You may find the "Recording" and "Menu -&gt; Menu Items" sections of the user guide useful as they relate to your needs and the features for this device.
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It's the same as an audio input that many larger DSLRs have, yes. The mic is optional, quite cheap and bad quality especially compared to any zoom recorder.
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I actually received this product as a reward from coca-cola... anyways... if you, like me, have one that does have a mic cable attached to the camera, then there is a built in microphone. You have to manually select it from your control panel, but it's there, it works. As far as where in the device it is... I don't know. I know that I get the best sound when I talk directly towards the lens. Manufacturer Support Page : http://www.shophde.com/a32i.html