Does this mic work with a DSLR camera such as a Canon Rebel or a Canon 5D?
649029
If the mic connector on the camera is a screw lock connector it should work. If its not a screw lock the plug wont fit all the way in to the unit and it wont work
649030
You would need a long cord or a wireless transmitter. if your audio is mission critical, I would purchase a higher quality mic. This is great for events etc but not for video.
649031
This works to all brand of DSLR camera with 3.5mm connection including camcorder, Iphone 4 or 5
1105216
I'm using it with a Vixia R500 which is basically the same camera. Works surprisingly well for an inexpensive microphone. You will probably want to turn off the automatic gain control.
764636
This should work with any camera that has an 1/8" mic input on it. (I am using it with my Canon hf r42 camera and it works great.) As I mentioned in my review, however, the little "extension" cable did not work on mine. Just skip using it and you'll be fine.
1207249
This works with a xlr cable you need a usb.This mic uses power supplied thru cable...just a guess..no
1081908
Does the canon HF R21 Camcorder have a 3.5mm microphone jack? If so, then yes, this works with any camera that has a 3.5mm mic jack. I personally use it with my canon t3i
1174130
Hi Robert, this mic is mainly for use with computers and digital voice recorders with 3.5mm input. Please check the specifications of the head unit to ensure compatibility. Thanks_Mitch
1946392
It should but you'll need a 3.5mm adapter cable if the camera doesn't support XLR inputs because this mic is XLR output. If it doesn't have audio input, then you'll need to record audio separately in which case it works with any camera. Hope this helps.
971551
I have no direct experience to answer this question, but it works with my Canon Vixia HF R100 camera, and it seems to me if your camera has a standard 3.5mm stereo jack for microphone input, I see no reason why it would not work.
232237
Yes it can be used with any dsrl. The plastice cover can be adjust up and down on the side. Plus, the mount screw can be adjusted horizontally. So, there is enough space for an external mic. plugging on the side. Mine is 550D and it works just fine. The battery is Canon LP-E6, which is the one for 5D, 60D, 7D, etc. There is also a screw hole that can be mounted with tripod underneath.
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I can't see why it would not. The frame is a bit awkward, but with a bit of adjustment and taking care with the plastic know, it has worked well enough for me using my Canon 5D and 5D mark II. The rebel is not essentially different in its physical configuration.
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I plan to use with my Canon DSLR. I am not sure if is good enough for studio voice over recordings.
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I don't know about that but I used this once with my Canon Rebel t3i and the sound quality was not great. I since have switched to Rode VideoMic and its a million times better!
393595
The mic is monophonic, using tip and sleeve on the plug. A stereo plug has tip, ring and sleeve. So, you are effectively shorting/bridging the ring and sleeve so you only hear a signal out of one side. This mic is really designed for a camera - I use mine for audio on my Canon T3i with great results. For stereo, you will need a stereo mic with an 1/8" stereo plug - e.g. tip, ring, and sleeve.
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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?
1754241
I have a Canon 7D, 60D, 50D and they all work well. Not sure if it works on a 5D
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I can't speak to a dslr camera but I ran it on a Canon HD camcorder and it worked GREAT! Highly recommend.
385777
What kind of camera are you using with this? I don't mean to be argumentative but the info says: " The mics plug into a camera's 3.5mm mic input and are powered from the standard plug-in power supplied by the DSLR camera."