First test K-7 with Rode Stereo VideoMic

[kenyee]

jogiba: thanks for testing that Rode mic in all sorts of conditions (still trying to figure out how you strapped it to your helmet on that bike ride w/ dead cat test :-).
I don't think it's expensive for the great performance...it's cheaper than the Sennheiser equivalent (and video is another money pit of a hobby but folks who complain about the cost of the Rode don't realize that they should just stick to P&S cams because lenses don't make a difference ;-)

[OPTMEKX&]

Joe you're awesome, thanks for sharing your videos. The more I see them the more I'am
itching to get the K7.

[Jasvox]

Cant wait to get one...

How old is your grandson? UT2004 is awfully "mature" for such a youngster.


Jason

[jogiba]

Originally Posted by Jasvox

Cant wait to get one...

How old is your grandson? UT2004 is awfully "mature" for such a youngster.


Jason

Michael is 9 and UT2004 is not as bad as many of the other M rated games out there like Grand Theft Auto and he plays other games that are more age appropriate most of the time.

[Clicker]

the audio quality is excellent imo.

[jogiba]

Originally Posted by kenyee

jogiba: thanks for testing that Rode mic in all sorts of conditions (still trying to figure out how you strapped it to your helmet on that bike ride w/ dead cat test :-).
I don't think it's expensive for the great performance...it's cheaper than the Sennheiser equivalent (and video is another money pit of a hobby but folks who complain about the cost of the Rode don't realize that they should just stick to P&S cams because lenses don't make a difference ;-)

If you look at the bike video using the 6.5mm fisheye you could see the K-7 with Rode Stereo VideoMic was handheld.