One of the most negative thing I experienced with the Sony ECM-W2 BT was the rapid battery drain from the camera. I think the issue could be the type of lens I'm using. When using this wireless mic system on my ZVE-10 with the Sony Zeiss 16-70mm f4.0 lens, I would be lucky to get 15-25 minutes of recording time. However, I noticed when using the Sony 16-50mm kit lens or 16mm f2.8 lenses, the camera battery didn't discharge rapidly and was able to record for almost an hour without changing batteries. I have to test this further if this is really the issue. If you're using the ECM-W2 BT system, please comment which lens/lenses you use with it and if you experience rapid battery discharge from the camera!
superb video mainly the cons you mentioned. i just want to know one thing can we take 2 output from rcvr at the same time? one for ZV E10 MI shoe and other from Audio out to any other device ?
Thank you! I appreciate your comments! Yup! I just connected my Rode Video Mic to the ECM-w2 receiver and used it's internal microphone to record from the ZVE-10 two sound sources using the MIX option. The only issue I saw was the microphone jack for the VideoMic was a bit loose sitting inside the ECM-W2 receiver so may come out during rough handling. I hope that answered your question!
@@thefitlifechannel2021 thank you for reply. but that's not what I was asking. my Qn is one input from mic, or receiver but not Mix, because in mix there are 2 input. so from one input to receiver and 2 output - 1. from MI shoe and 2. from 3.5 mm jack for two different camera or different units?
Hi again! I'm sorry I misunderstood your original question. Unfortunately, I don't have another camera or recording device to test that out now. I can borrow another ZVE-10 and see if it does work. If it does, I'll post a reply here!
@@VedantaGuruji Yup! I tried with my Sony Xperia PRO-I and nothing happened. That's why I'll try with another camera body this weekend to see if it will work.
One of the most negative thing I experienced with the Sony ECM-W2 BT was the rapid battery drain from the camera. I think the issue could be the type of lens I'm using. When using this wireless mic system on my ZVE-10 with the Sony Zeiss 16-70mm f4.0 lens, I would be lucky to get 15-25 minutes of recording time. However, I noticed when using the Sony 16-50mm kit lens or 16mm f2.8 lenses, the camera battery didn't discharge rapidly and was able to record for almost an hour without changing batteries. I have to test this further if this is really the issue. If you're using the ECM-W2 BT system, please comment which lens/lenses you use with it and if you experience rapid battery discharge from the camera!
Did you find anything further?
superb video mainly the cons you mentioned.
i just want to know one thing
can we take 2 output from rcvr at the same time? one for ZV E10 MI shoe and other from Audio out to any other device
?
Thank you! I appreciate your comments! Yup! I just connected my Rode Video Mic to the ECM-w2 receiver and used it's internal microphone to record from the ZVE-10 two sound sources using the MIX option. The only issue I saw was the microphone jack for the VideoMic was a bit loose sitting inside the ECM-W2 receiver so may come out during rough handling. I hope that answered your question!
@@thefitlifechannel2021 thank you for reply.
but that's not what I was asking.
my Qn is one input from mic, or receiver but not Mix, because in mix there are 2 input.
so from one input to receiver and 2 output - 1. from MI shoe and 2. from 3.5 mm jack for two different camera or different units?
Hi again! I'm sorry I misunderstood your original question. Unfortunately, I don't have another camera or recording device to test that out now. I can borrow another ZVE-10 and see if it does work. If it does, I'll post a reply here!
@@thefitlifechannel2021 u may try with phone also
@@VedantaGuruji Yup! I tried with my Sony Xperia PRO-I and nothing happened. That's why I'll try with another camera body this weekend to see if it will work.