I thought the Ulanzi UW Mic 20T sounded really good. Even with it under your hoodie. Also liked the DJI wireless mic. But I do wonder what kind of distance you can get from it before it cuts out.
Well how far do you plan on walking from the receiver? The Ulanzi worked from so far away, when I did a video on it one of my viewers was wondering where I was while hearing me talk in the intro Iuntil they finally saw me appearing as I got closer to the camera lol. The ulanzi impresses me Everytime I pick it up to use it with its sound quality. Ans the battery last forever. I am still messing around with the DJI mic 2 system. I've been using it in my truck and with the GoPro in the media mod, it isn't doing very well. Using just the setting of the mic system. It is definitely a 'Hot' mic system. If you use it in a noisy environment, it struggles to keep the audio quiet with just your voice. And when you are in a very noisy environment and you use the noise canceling feature it makes your voice sound digital and unnatural. Loud environments meaning (83-85db ambient noise)
@@Jonasegway Was just curious. Right now I'm using an Sony ECM-W2BT with my Sony ZV-1. There are times I need to get some distance to display an object or landscape. I think the furthest I got was about 60ft. Worked fine. Never tried a true distance test on it.
Ahhhh o yea I think the Ulanzi was connected and picking up my voice as clear as day from several hundred feet. I was far far and I had my back turned as I walked away from the camera with the receiver. Not to mention being able to insert up to a 32gb mini as card in to internally record your voice is just super super good! It only records 16bits of audio but Ive used this thing in 35mph winds with the microphone clipped inside my hoodie and you didn't hear a spec of wind in the audio but heard me clear as day. Very very impressive. The DJI mic is fun and versatile. I was thinking I will use it in my helmet when I am motovlogging for audio even though I think I have a pretty good system dialed in already
I thought the Ulanzi UW Mic 20T sounded really good. Even with it under your hoodie. Also liked the DJI wireless mic. But I do wonder what kind of distance you can get from it before it cuts out.
Well how far do you plan on walking from the receiver? The Ulanzi worked from so far away, when I did a video on it one of my viewers was wondering where I was while hearing me talk in the intro Iuntil they finally saw me appearing as I got closer to the camera lol. The ulanzi impresses me Everytime I pick it up to use it with its sound quality. Ans the battery last forever.
I am still messing around with the DJI mic 2 system. I've been using it in my truck and with the GoPro in the media mod, it isn't doing very well. Using just the setting of the mic system. It is definitely a 'Hot' mic system. If you use it in a noisy environment, it struggles to keep the audio quiet with just your voice. And when you are in a very noisy environment and you use the noise canceling feature it makes your voice sound digital and unnatural. Loud environments meaning (83-85db ambient noise)
@@Jonasegway Was just curious. Right now I'm using an Sony ECM-W2BT with my Sony ZV-1. There are times I need to get some distance to display an object or landscape. I think the furthest I got was about 60ft. Worked fine. Never tried a true distance test on it.
Ahhhh o yea I think the Ulanzi was connected and picking up my voice as clear as day from several hundred feet. I was far far and I had my back turned as I walked away from the camera with the receiver. Not to mention being able to insert up to a 32gb mini as card in to internally record your voice is just super super good! It only records 16bits of audio but Ive used this thing in 35mph winds with the microphone clipped inside my hoodie and you didn't hear a spec of wind in the audio but heard me clear as day. Very very impressive.
The DJI mic is fun and versatile. I was thinking I will use it in my helmet when I am motovlogging for audio even though I think I have a pretty good system dialed in already