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speedyswapper34its good... not the best value for money.i would steer you in . different direction though, I have the takstar sgc-598 which is a very cheap mic and has great reviews as a budget mic comparable to the rode video mic pro (not better by any means). It is good enough sound quality for skiing and i get usable rail grinding audio when doing windy follow cams. For a 40$ setup the mic with neewer windscreen will be good enough for most. I can send you some videos with audio shot with this mic if you want.
speedyswapper34its good... not the best value for money.i would steer you in . different direction though, I have the takstar sgc-598 which is a very cheap mic and has great reviews as a budget mic comparable to the rode video mic pro (not better by any means). It is good enough sound quality for skiing and i get usable rail grinding audio when doing windy follow cams. For a 40$ setup the mic with neewer windscreen will be good enough for most. I can send you some videos with audio shot with this mic if you want.
eheathWhich camera are you shooting with? xlr input or 1/8" input?
hxvshooting off of a 70d i think thats 1/8"
eheathLook into a rode videomic pro. If thats too expensive, get the rode videomic go.
hxvdo you have any opinion on the takstar 598?
