If you're filming outdoors a lot, it's important to remember that the built-in windscreen may not be enough for you as well.Īt the end of the day, I love working with the Rode VideoMic Pro+, and it easily beats out others in this price range. The sacrifice for being lightweight is it's not the most durable mic on the market, but with a good case, you'll be safe to travel with it. Like all microphones, it has its challenges. The sound quality, directional, and ease of use will take you to new heights in your audio recordings, and it's well worth the investment. Whether you're a junior filmmaker, working on school projects, or filming your personal vlog, this microphone will do wonders for you. Overall, the Rode VideoMic Pro+ is one of the best, generally affordable on-camera shotgun microphones the market has to offer. The Deity V-Mic D3 comes in at about 1/3 of the cost of the Rode VideoMic Pro+. Next we'll be looking at a much more affordable microphone. I've used it for wildlife productions and it worked like a charm in the wind, rain, and of course, sunshine. Lastly, the durability of this boom microphone can handle most outdoor conditions. I often do dry-run tests of my microphones to ensure they're not generating too much noise (or have faulty electronics), and the signal levels on the Rode NTG3B are much lower than anything else in my toolbox. I've also found it has competitively low self-noise. You'll find this microphone picks up everything you're attempting to record while blocking out most of the background noise. It's highly sensitive, offering incredible depth range, with a super-cardioid pattern & off-axis rejection. It's one of my go-to microphones when working on a big set where quality comes before everything else. The Rode NTG3B offers superior broadcast sound and is used on many high-quality productions.
By the end, we'll discuss some alternative microphones to consider, and you should have a clear picture of your own needs. Afterward, we'll cover any of the downsides, and do a quick mashup of the pros and cons. Let's take a deep dive into the well-known Rode VideoMic Pro+, starting with what we love most about it.
We understand how important it is to find the best microphone for you to record audio for your film.
We will be going into more technical details to help you better understand how this microphone compares to others, and what features you should be looking for. There's a lot of science that goes on to help make shotgun microphones more effective. I'm going to be using this level of expertise to help you learn the good and bad about the Rode VideoMic Pro+ so that by the end of this review, you'll know if it's worth your money. For many years I've been working with a wide range of filming professionals (and amateurs) to help perfect their audio recordings and being in the industry long enough, I've worked with every popular on-camera microphone the market has to offer.
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