Hey, yes I do have it. I’m a bit annoyed because as a video maker, 2 transmitters aren’t enough. I have to switch the transmitter to other ppl while with the own DJI action 2 I don’t need the mic since the sounds records all of them!
here's one downside for this fabulous mic system, when you use it with an iPhone you only get mono mode you do not get separate stereo left and right channel. Please DJI, with a software update could you please make it so the iPhone will stay in stereo mode in not forced into mono mode… I know you can use the transmitter's as recorders but it's just one more step I have to work with when I get into post production. I work on long documentaries and I don't need more files to keep track of or hard Drive space…
Yes...you have to use an Apple Certified adapter like this video showed by GadgetGuru. He uses a Saramonic Apple Certified adapter: ruclips.net/video/8NjVTMbxE8I/видео.html. DJI doesn't have that licensing, so is perhaps the reason why.
yeah, the C-35 cable is $50 DJI just fix the connector work it out with iPhone otherwise don't advertise that you can use it with the iPhone because you can't completely use it. Mono is useless
I'm happy to see I am not alone in my... displease with RØDE's shortcomings so often, I switched to DJI. It's not that RØDE is that bad. It was a passion switch, I'd say - too many points of failure (I lost enough tracks), cumbersome and unpractical _next to DJI_ ▶ *_DJI did not disappoint_* as so often is the case 🫡 Happy switcher here 👍
Me too! The neoprene case couldn’t hold all the Rode cables transmitter and receiver. While I didn’t have any technical snafus, the gain settings were cryptic. I love the graphical display on DJI Mics and they have worked well for me. Thanks for watching!
A very informative video. I didn´t know you can use the "link" button on the transmitters to start/stop recording. I have to try that out with my Iphone 13 Pro. Thanks again for the video👍😊
You still have a great mic. While the new one has a few additional features, the original mic is still a great deal, and works well. Just make sure you have proper levels in camera and in your post production, and nobody will ever know the difference!
I love my DJI MIc, it´s very very practical to use and a good sound-quality. I use it meanwhile also for voiceover in my postproduction by plugin the RX in USB-Port of PC 😁 and "bamm" two channels for VO are available , great
Great video! You mentioned teaching fitness classes online What kind of microphone did you use? A lavalier or a headset? I find I often get clothing sounds when jumping around! Thanks!
Hi Jeff! I used to teach indoor cycling and some cross training classes, and I've used this Samson system: geni.us/nA1ot. Just as small , and the headset stayed on, even when I did some crazy round-offs in an exhibition! I still have it and almost used it for a RUclips video, but got the Rode wireless go for videos. Now it's the DJI mic for most videos!
Thank you sir .....very informative . I have a question plz.......so in the DJI I can use them with androids and iPhones just by using the adapter? Or do I need to purchase a special cable ? BTW I’m trying to make up my mind btw rode wireless go 2 and the DJI ......what do you think ? Your answer could really help be since I’m just about to start a RUclips channel. And I have zero experience. I highly appreciate your help.
Yes! The DJI Mic can be used with Android and iPhone. I showed the example of the DJI action which uses the USB-C as you would for Android. I also showed the iPhone footage and used the Lightning adapter. As for your choice, since the charging case, adapters and cables are included, I showed the advantage could be the DJI mics. I went from Rode to DJI so watch again to see the advantages. As always when starting your channel, use what you have and if you want to invest, your audio is the thing that counts because most viewers will stop watching if they cannot hear good audio. Thanks for watching!
@@TechTravelBeyond Thank you so much for your clear and detailed answer ......great help ...... definitely gonna watch again . I searched DJI on amazon but couldn’t find it . Could this be because it’s out of stock?
Can you connect the USBC to lightening? (not using the little connector thing) that only allows you to use the receiver hanging off the side of an iPhone. Also the connector on the receiver breaks, it is very flimsy and breaks.
I’ve not tried the USB-C to lightning port. If the adapters don’t work for you, perhaps a different adapter with your device that has 3.5mm TRS input. That would be a go-to if the small adapters don’t work. I use the 3.5mm TRS cable with my Osmo Pocket 1 &2 and Osmo Action since the USB-C wasn’t designed with audio input standards like the Action 2.
Thank you very much for the video, it was very useful. :) I would like to ask if I want the microphone to be less obtrusive and therefore I would like to use it with a lavalier, which one do you recommend? I have heard (and saw a video) that using it with a rode lavalier results in interference and unpleasant noise. Which do you recommend? Thank you very much for your help!
I use the Purple Panda lav mic for this channel, and it works with the DJI Mic. Just use the TRS adapter (included) since the mic has the TRRS plug. Check it out here: geni.us/uMTVUp Thanks for watching!
Chuck, have you experienced low volume recording when recording to the mic/transmitter? (ie:backup recording) Mine doesn't work well. The volume to the receiver/camera works great. From what I've seen, it's a problem.
The DJI manual says the mic recording is -6 db of output level compared to what is output from the receiver. In order to increase it, you can try increasing the gain for the mic via the receiver menus, but if your also outputting to a camera, you’ll need to adjust input levels in the camera. I did a voiceover and while the volume was lower, I increased the track level in my editing software without any issues.
The hotshoe mount is small and plastic. I haven’t removed it after I put it on because it fits in the charging case attached. The clip is also not as big/thick to fit in some hot shoe mounts as the Rode’s so you may need to find another place to clip it. I’ve clipped the Rode to its 3.5mm cable and have done the same with DJIs since I don’t often run/gun as I film. Thanks for watching!
Need your help. The first time I used these i.e dji wireless mic and uploaded my video on RUclips the sound turned out too low. I had set the transmitter to + 3 and receiver to +1. Also I am using a dji Pocket 2 with a dji audio adapter(your tip, thanks). What audio levels do I set on the receiver and transmitter to get a satisfactory audio if not perfect. Thanks . I cannot find any videos on YT on setting gain levels in different environments. What's the thumb rule for setting gain levels between the transmitter, receiver and the camera.
You have a whole lot of variables to check. Check the levels in your camera, and then when editing you need to set the audio levels to be the same for your clips, and you need to set the audio output levels of your file to what’s acceptable for RUclips. While I have the workflow for my setup, I learned from various RUclips videos for all I’m using. You’re gonna have to study all that for your setup. Thanks for watching!
Can you start the recording on both transmitters at the same time using a single button on the receiver? And do you think it will work if I put both mics on my two shoulders facing forward as I interact with strangers? Would it be a good configuration to capture my voice, as well as the voice of the strangers, at a similar volume?
According to the DJI Manual (dl.djicdn.com/downloads/DJI_Mic/DJI_Mic_User_Manual_v1.0_enI.pdf) you can only start back up track recordings using the individual Record button on each receiver. As far as mic placement, you can place one mic on yourself, and the other strategically to focus on other sound sources. If you are doing a street type interview, you can clip the second mic onto a surface or buy a mic holder like this one: amzn.to/3yloOZF This works similar to the one for Rode wireless mics. Hope this helps!
@@TechTravelBeyond thank you yes helps regarding the storage on the devices.. although not a good news for me ahah. Yeah I cannot use a hand-held mic, is more for investigative journalism where it must remain natural so I am really struggling to find the good solution. But maybe a mic on my chest I have to see! Thank you
I dunno. I use them both. depends on the situation. but good video comparison. give u LIKE. I use my Pocket 2 to record bands and music. MARTY SENDER YOU TUBE.
Getting confused here - with my filmaker kit I just switch on the units when I press record on my camera the audio records to my camera. Is this how the DJI works.
Thanks for the video but I have tried severally to playback from my iPhone and it never plays also the link button doesn't control the recording and the voice prompt doesn't work. I use an iPhone 13 pro max. Is there something I'm missing? I haven't been excited about it since I bought it. kind of dissapointed. I would be very glad if you could make a comprehensive video just for iPhone use. Thanks
1. In order to hear what you recorded on iPhone, you must remove the DJI receiver from the lightning port to hear playback on the iPhone speakers. 2. Voice control is a feature on the DJI Action 2, just like the GoPro. 3. Depressing the linking button stops and starts video recordings on iPhone just like you can with the volume up/down on the iPhone. I did the sample with the iPhone 13 Pro for that and made sure to set both examples apart from each other.
I don't understand this channel business left channel right channel Is that the two transmitters ie one is left one is right ? I just got this. Also wtf is mono or stereo as both lines (what are they called? Are they the channels or they left ear right ear) move up and down in the equaliser or audio thing in premiere pro. If I mic up a second person if they have their own transmitter how to set it up so their voice goes on separately. The settings inside this are stereo mono and safery plus L/R and R/L what benefit is that switching thing ?
This mic competes with the Rode Wireless Go 2, and they pretty much do the same thing. Both mics can be set up to record on separate channels (one mic as right, one mic as left). There are some who film interviews in stereo and if you listen on headphones or on a stereo TV setup, you get the stereo imaging as recorded. When you have two people designated as your talent, one can be mic'd as on the right, and one on the left to reflect where they are positioned as you would in an interview. This will help in the audio representation of what it would be like if you were in the same room. If your talent changes positions, you don't have to change mics because you can easily change their L/R designations in the receiver. If you get creative with wireless setups, you can film a scene like they do with liv mics in a theater set up in a stereo matrix to give your viewer a feel of their movement from right to left on screen, etc. For most with RUclips and Instagram content, this wouldn't be necessary, although you can apply to content if most of your audience is listening in stereo and the medium supports it.
@@TechTravelBeyond thank you for that comment and help. If i was on one mic and my subject on second and we were just outside chatting maybe moving maybe stationery do I still use stereo and one of us left other right? Does it not sound strange is one person talks in your left ear and the other right? Lol I did see a video not that I fully understood it yet where you can adjust each voice if necessary in premiere pro. But can they be made to come out of both sides together not like ear tennis lol Mono obviously simpler but as noted if sounds are off ie one louder there is nothing you can do in post. Thank you for your time. One last thing if I'm alone and just chatting better to just use mono I think
cool mic. i think both are good. im not big into mics, but i can see the benefits of the dji mic. if i was to buy one, it would be a tough decision. because based on other videos i think the rode is more "dependable" but less features. if i was connecting to phones then dji for sure, but if i was connecting to camera. then id probably go rode.
This video was entirely filmed using the DJI mics. The sound was very consistent except for the iPhone. Other than that, the DJI was as reliable as Rode, but I didn’t need all the extra adapters in my audio kit as I went from camera to phone to DJI Action. The were all within the DJI mic kit. Thanks for watching!
@@TechTravelBeyond cool. connect it to the dji pocket and if it works, then definitely its a solid yes for me. i dont film with phones, only pocket and a real camera. so if it can work with both then i would consider it over the rode.
Yeah! Just applied it yesterday, and make sure you follow the directions to apply it to each of the mics and transmitter. Love the dimmer light option. Thanks for letting us know!
With the Do It All handle, use the 3.5mm cable and plug it in to the port on the side. Without the Do It All handle, plug the 3.5mm cable into the audio adapter made for the DJI Pocket cameras. The USB-C port on that camera isn’t wired the same as the newer DJI Action 2.
thanks for the question and answer. if the audio adapter is needed then theres really no benefit over the rode. i thought this would get a benefit over the rode directly into the pocket. i guess thats why it was mainly advertised with action and not the pocket.
@@truthseeker6804 I have a Rode Wireless Go and the DJI Mic. The sound quality, charging case and the touchscreen with visual menus have made production easier with all my cameras. Thanks for watching and happy filming!
If you’re using the safety track or using the mic to record audio instead of using the receiver to input to your camera while recording, it works the same as always where you sync audio to video in post-production. If you’re recording audio in camera using the DJI mic & receiver, it should be synced with what the camera is recording.
I didn’t have background noise. I pretty much kept the audio levels at the defaults and just adjusted the signal in-camera so I didn’t go over 0db. The audio you hear in this video is all from the DJI mic.
Ok Chuck you’ve convinced me. I was torn between the Rode and DJI and now I know what to get. THANK YOU
Thanks for watching and letting me know, Jeanelle!
Same here .......could you plz let me know how it goes with you?
Hey, yes I do have it.
I’m a bit annoyed because as a video maker, 2 transmitters aren’t enough.
I have to switch the transmitter to other ppl while with the own DJI action 2 I don’t need the mic since the sounds records all of them!
I guess with more than two on-camera talent, you’ll need a mixer and other mics! Thanks for watching!
Wow! What a great and detailed review. Thanks! Looking forward to more videos with the included DJI Mic. Subscribing...
I'm uploading a Short, and I used the mic for the video and voiceover! Thanks for watching and subscribing!
Your reviews are always so detailed and on point ! Thanks for the video !
Wow! Thank you for such a nice comment, and thanks for watching!
Finally received mine and love the setup! Thanks for great detail and info as always!
Thanks for watching, Matt!
here's one downside for this fabulous mic system, when you use it with an iPhone you only get mono mode you do not get separate stereo left and right channel. Please DJI, with a software update could you please make it so the iPhone will stay in stereo mode in not forced into mono mode… I know you can use the transmitter's as recorders but it's just one more step I have to work with when I get into post production. I work on long documentaries and I don't need more files to keep track of or hard Drive space…
Yes...you have to use an Apple Certified adapter like this video showed by GadgetGuru. He uses a Saramonic Apple Certified adapter: ruclips.net/video/8NjVTMbxE8I/видео.html. DJI doesn't have that licensing, so is perhaps the reason why.
yeah, the C-35 cable is $50
DJI just fix the connector work it out with iPhone otherwise don't advertise that you can use it with the iPhone because you can't completely use it. Mono is useless
Fantastic review, Chuck! Got me thinking if I need another wireless mic system again 🤣
Thank you, TechNicki! So honored you liked this and thanks for watching!
Very informative and well explained. Clear and easy to understand. Thank you very much! You sold me.
Thanks for watching!
F A N T A S T I C thank you - New subscriber here. Cheers from Western Australia
Hello iSpike! Thanks for your comment, and Cheers to you in Western Australia!
I have mine on order, was scheduled for delivery on 6-12, but Amazon updated it to 5-29. Anxiously waiting to get my hands on it.
OMG...you'll really like it. I'm uploading a Short for the DJI Action, and I used the mic for the video/voiceover! Thanks for watching!
I'm happy to see I am not alone in my... displease with RØDE's shortcomings so often, I switched to DJI. It's not that RØDE is that bad. It was a passion switch, I'd say - too many points of failure (I lost enough tracks), cumbersome and unpractical _next to DJI_
▶ *_DJI did not disappoint_* as so often is the case 🫡 Happy switcher here 👍
Me too! The neoprene case couldn’t hold all the Rode cables transmitter and receiver. While I didn’t have any technical snafus, the gain settings were cryptic. I love the graphical display on DJI Mics and they have worked well for me. Thanks for watching!
A very informative video. I didn´t know you can use the "link" button on the transmitters to start/stop recording. I have to try that out with my Iphone 13 Pro. Thanks again for the video👍😊
Thanks for watching!
Amazing review!!
Wow! Thanks for watching, TJ!
Hi Chuck i bought one about 2 months ago because it was on sale. I didn't know that DJI is coming out with Mic 2😂 but its ok.
You still have a great mic. While the new one has a few additional features, the original mic is still a great deal, and works well. Just make sure you have proper levels in camera and in your post production, and nobody will ever know the difference!
Hey chuck how are you? Hope everything is ok God bless.
👍
I love my DJI MIc, it´s very very practical to use and a good sound-quality. I use it meanwhile also for voiceover in my postproduction by plugin the RX in USB-Port of PC 😁 and "bamm" two channels for VO are available , great
Awesome! I've used mine for voiceovers in the last two short videos about the DJI Mic!
Sooooooo excited to watch this because I've heard such good things about this new mic!
It's cool and flexible for cameras, iPhones, Android devices, and not just one mic, but even for 2 mic setups! Thanks for watching!
@@TechTravelBeyond i love the box that holds and charges them too. That's a game changer!
Keeps them charged too. I was always recharging the Rode before a filming session!
I love your videos man 👍👌
Thanks, Francis! Stay tuned. I have a SmartLock review coming next week which may help your homeowners and renters!
Great setup. Thanks for the review.
Thanks for watching!
Great video!
You mentioned teaching fitness classes online
What kind of microphone did you use? A lavalier or a headset?
I find I often get clothing sounds when jumping around!
Thanks!
Hi Jeff! I used to teach indoor cycling and some cross training classes, and I've used this Samson system: geni.us/nA1ot. Just as small , and the headset stayed on, even when I did some crazy round-offs in an exhibition! I still have it and almost used it for a RUclips video, but got the Rode wireless go for videos. Now it's the DJI mic for most videos!
I have one now!! Thanks 🙏
Cool! Happy production time. This mic setup is so easy, and sounds great. I’m seeing more creators using it in their videos too!
I would... if it would be available in Montreal.
Did you try my link in the description? Thanks for watching!
Thank you very much. ;)
Thanks for watching!🙂
Please make a video about how to attach dji mic to pocket2🙏
That’s actually coming this week!
Thank you sir .....very informative . I have a question plz.......so in the DJI I can use them with androids and iPhones just by using the adapter? Or do I need to purchase a special cable ?
BTW I’m trying to make up my mind btw rode wireless go 2 and the DJI ......what do you think ? Your answer could really help be since I’m just about to start a RUclips channel. And I have zero experience. I highly appreciate your help.
Yes! The DJI Mic can be used with Android and iPhone. I showed the example of the DJI action which uses the USB-C as you would for Android. I also showed the iPhone footage and used the Lightning adapter. As for your choice, since the charging case, adapters and cables are included, I showed the advantage could be the DJI mics. I went from Rode to DJI so watch again to see the advantages. As always when starting your channel, use what you have and if you want to invest, your audio is the thing that counts because most viewers will stop watching if they cannot hear good audio. Thanks for watching!
@@TechTravelBeyond Thank you so much for your clear and detailed answer ......great help ...... definitely gonna watch again .
I searched DJI on amazon but couldn’t find it . Could this be because it’s out of stock?
Can you connect the USBC to lightening? (not using the little connector thing) that only allows you to use the receiver hanging off the side of an iPhone. Also the connector on the receiver breaks, it is very flimsy and breaks.
I’ve not tried the USB-C to lightning port. If the adapters don’t work for you, perhaps a different adapter with your device that has 3.5mm TRS input. That would be a go-to if the small adapters don’t work. I use the 3.5mm TRS cable with my Osmo Pocket 1 &2 and Osmo Action since the USB-C wasn’t designed with audio input standards like the Action 2.
@@TechTravelBeyond ok thank you.
Hello, Can you show me how to connect to DJI Pocket 2? just with USB-C or need another "Do-It-All Handle"? thank you
How to Use the DJI Mic with DJI Osmo Pocket and Pocket 2
ruclips.net/user/shortsfyrW4_1BUqU?feature=share
Thank you very much for the video, it was very useful. :)
I would like to ask if I want the microphone to be less obtrusive and therefore I would like to use it with a lavalier, which one do you recommend? I have heard (and saw a video) that using it with a rode lavalier results in interference and unpleasant noise. Which do you recommend?
Thank you very much for your help!
I use the Purple Panda lav mic for this channel, and it works with the DJI Mic. Just use the TRS adapter (included) since the mic has the TRRS plug. Check it out here: geni.us/uMTVUp Thanks for watching!
@@TechTravelBeyond Thank you so much for your help!🙂
Chuck, have you experienced low volume recording when recording to the mic/transmitter? (ie:backup recording) Mine doesn't work well. The volume to the receiver/camera works great. From what I've seen, it's a problem.
The DJI manual says the mic recording is -6 db of output level compared to what is output from the receiver. In order to increase it, you can try increasing the gain for the mic via the receiver menus, but if your also outputting to a camera, you’ll need to adjust input levels in the camera. I did a voiceover and while the volume was lower, I increased the track level in my editing software without any issues.
How strong is the hotshoe mount? DP Review said it was weak and broke within a week of use.
The hotshoe mount is small and plastic. I haven’t removed it after I put it on because it fits in the charging case attached. The clip is also not as big/thick to fit in some hot shoe mounts as the Rode’s so you may need to find another place to clip it. I’ve clipped the Rode to its 3.5mm cable and have done the same with DJIs since I don’t often run/gun as I film. Thanks for watching!
Need your help. The first time I used these i.e dji wireless mic and uploaded my video on RUclips the sound turned out too low. I had set the transmitter to + 3 and receiver to +1. Also I am using a dji Pocket 2 with a dji audio adapter(your tip, thanks). What audio levels do I set on the receiver and transmitter to get a satisfactory audio if not perfect. Thanks . I cannot find any videos on YT on setting gain levels in different environments. What's the thumb rule for setting gain levels between the transmitter, receiver and the camera.
You have a whole lot of variables to check. Check the levels in your camera, and then when editing you need to set the audio levels to be the same for your clips, and you need to set the audio output levels of your file to what’s acceptable for RUclips. While I have the workflow for my setup, I learned from various RUclips videos for all I’m using. You’re gonna have to study all that for your setup. Thanks for watching!
Can you start the recording on both transmitters at the same time using a single button on the receiver? And do you think it will work if I put both mics on my two shoulders facing forward as I interact with strangers? Would it be a good configuration to capture my voice, as well as the voice of the strangers, at a similar volume?
According to the DJI Manual (dl.djicdn.com/downloads/DJI_Mic/DJI_Mic_User_Manual_v1.0_enI.pdf) you can only start back up track recordings using the individual Record button on each receiver. As far as mic placement, you can place one mic on yourself, and the other strategically to focus on other sound sources. If you are doing a street type interview, you can clip the second mic onto a surface or buy a mic holder like this one: amzn.to/3yloOZF This works similar to the one for Rode wireless mics. Hope this helps!
@@TechTravelBeyond thank you yes helps regarding the storage on the devices.. although not a good news for me ahah. Yeah I cannot use a hand-held mic, is more for investigative journalism where it must remain natural so I am really struggling to find the good solution. But maybe a mic on my chest I have to see! Thank you
I dunno. I use them both. depends on the situation. but good video comparison. give u LIKE. I use my Pocket 2 to record bands and music. MARTY SENDER YOU TUBE.
Nice to have options when filming, right? Thanks for watching!
Getting confused here - with my filmaker kit I just switch on the units when I press record on my camera the audio records to my camera. Is this how the DJI works.
Yes. Plug the mic receiver into your camera’s mic input jack, adjust the audio levels, and you should have audio being recorded along with video!
I did the same thing, DJI is so much better.
The sound is so consistent too!
Thanks for the video but I have tried severally to playback from my iPhone and it never plays also the link button doesn't control the recording and the voice prompt doesn't work. I use an iPhone 13 pro max. Is there something I'm missing? I haven't been excited about it since I bought it. kind of dissapointed. I would be very glad if you could make a comprehensive video just for iPhone use. Thanks
1. In order to hear what you recorded on iPhone, you must remove the DJI receiver from the lightning port to hear playback on the iPhone speakers. 2. Voice control is a feature on the DJI Action 2, just like the GoPro. 3. Depressing the linking button stops and starts video recordings on iPhone just like you can with the volume up/down on the iPhone. I did the sample with the iPhone 13 Pro for that and made sure to set both examples apart from each other.
@@TechTravelBeyond thanks for the reply, but I tried it and it didn’t work, Mayb I’m missing something
I don't understand this channel business left channel right channel
Is that the two transmitters ie one is left one is right ?
I just got this.
Also wtf is mono or stereo as both lines (what are they called? Are they the channels or they left ear right ear) move up and down in the equaliser or audio thing in premiere pro.
If I mic up a second person if they have their own transmitter how to set it up so their voice goes on separately.
The settings inside this are stereo mono and safery plus L/R and R/L what benefit is that switching thing ?
This mic competes with the Rode Wireless Go 2, and they pretty much do the same thing. Both mics can be set up to record on separate channels (one mic as right, one mic as left).
There are some who film interviews in stereo and if you listen on headphones or on a stereo TV setup, you get the stereo imaging as recorded. When you have two people designated as your talent, one can be mic'd as on the right, and one on the left to reflect where they are positioned as you would in an interview. This will help in the audio representation of what it would be like if you were in the same room. If your talent changes positions, you don't have to change mics because you can easily change their L/R designations in the receiver.
If you get creative with wireless setups, you can film a scene like they do with liv mics in a theater set up in a stereo matrix to give your viewer a feel of their movement from right to left on screen, etc.
For most with RUclips and Instagram content, this wouldn't be necessary, although you can apply to content if most of your audience is listening in stereo and the medium supports it.
@@TechTravelBeyond ps it's me lol just my other channel having two gets confusing lol
@@TechTravelBeyond thank you for that comment and help. If i was on one mic and my subject on second and we were just outside chatting maybe moving maybe stationery do I still use stereo and one of us left other right?
Does it not sound strange is one person talks in your left ear and the other right? Lol
I did see a video not that I fully understood it yet where you can adjust each voice if necessary in premiere pro. But can they be made to come out of both sides together not like ear tennis lol
Mono obviously simpler but as noted if sounds are off ie one louder there is nothing you can do in post.
Thank you for your time.
One last thing if I'm alone and just chatting better to just use mono I think
cool mic. i think both are good. im not big into mics, but i can see the benefits of the dji mic. if i was to buy one, it would be a tough decision. because based on other videos i think the rode is more "dependable" but less features. if i was connecting to phones then dji for sure, but if i was connecting to camera. then id probably go rode.
This video was entirely filmed using the DJI mics. The sound was very consistent except for the iPhone. Other than that, the DJI was as reliable as Rode, but I didn’t need all the extra adapters in my audio kit as I went from camera to phone to DJI Action. The were all within the DJI mic kit. Thanks for watching!
@@TechTravelBeyond cool. connect it to the dji pocket and if it works, then definitely its a solid yes for me. i dont film with phones, only pocket and a real camera. so if it can work with both then i would consider it over the rode.
They just got a firmware update.
Yeah! Just applied it yesterday, and make sure you follow the directions to apply it to each of the mics and transmitter. Love the dimmer light option. Thanks for letting us know!
@@TechTravelBeyond the light dimmer is great. I was covering the lights with gaffers tape so they wouldn't show thru brides dresses.
Hi how can I use this with my Pocket 2
1.if I do not have the Do-it-all- handle and
2. if I have the Do-it-all-handle
With the Do It All handle, use the 3.5mm cable and plug it in to the port on the side. Without the Do It All handle, plug the 3.5mm cable into the audio adapter made for the DJI Pocket cameras. The USB-C port on that camera isn’t wired the same as the newer DJI Action 2.
@@TechTravelBeyond Is there an audio adapter made for Pocket 2.
thanks for the question and answer. if the audio adapter is needed then theres really no benefit over the rode. i thought this would get a benefit over the rode directly into the pocket. i guess thats why it was mainly advertised with action and not the pocket.
@@truthseeker6804 I have a Rode Wireless Go and the DJI Mic. The sound quality, charging case and the touchscreen with visual menus have made production easier with all my cameras. Thanks for watching and happy filming!
Does it automatically sync with the video or do you have to sync when you are editing?
If you’re using the safety track or using the mic to record audio instead of using the receiver to input to your camera while recording, it works the same as always where you sync audio to video in post-production. If you’re recording audio in camera using the DJI mic & receiver, it should be synced with what the camera is recording.
@@TechTravelBeyond appreciate the swift response. Exactly what I wanted to know!
How do you fix the background noise?
I didn’t have background noise. I pretty much kept the audio levels at the defaults and just adjusted the signal in-camera so I didn’t go over 0db. The audio you hear in this video is all from the DJI mic.
Thank you
To expensive
So what are you using? Let me know.
@@TechTravelBeyond i am using the dji action cam 2 internal mics 😉