Bret, the control on the left side of the Rode VideoMic + isn’t an amp, it’s a two step high pass filter. It’s meant to reduce rumble from ambient sources like traffic or machinery. I also agree with the comment about the dead cat. When I use a mic in high wind conditions, I use a dead cat, but put the mic on an extension arm, pointed downward, to keep it out of frame.
Thanks for this. Our main struggle now is, if we make the OSMO that big (hand holder, phone, mic), maybe it's best to stick with the Sony 6300 and a Gimbel.
Thanks for the comparisons. I would have gained a more complete understanding of whether buying an external mic was worth my investment if your comparison included the sound quality from the Osmo Pocket itself, without any external microphone. I agreed with your assessment of which products were better. FYI, it is likely that the identical appearing Movo and Boya mics were both manufactured by the same third party manufacturing company who sold their microphone product to Movo with one set of specifications for audio quality and to Boya with another. That way each company can compete in the market at the price point that matches their business plan. An important service you provided was to let viewers see that just because two competing products that look the same, but one is at a lower cost, doesn't necessarily mean it is a better buy. Buyers always benefit from side-by-side performance comparisons.
I’ve been vlogging exclusively daily for the past few weeks with no mic on my osmo pocket and am very happy with the sound quality. Initially i was planning on getting a mic but i just don’t think it is necessary anymore. It’s a great standalone camera after the firmware updates
Brett, the only trouble is you can’t us those large mics with the dead cat because the dead cat will always be in the shot. A small mike is best and keeps it simple. TRS stands for Tip Ring Sleeve and TRRS then stands for Tip Ring Ring Sleeve. So ring ring is stereo like you had on the first small mike. I think with just the TRS you were getting one of the Pocket’s mic, thus the strange sound. DJI is preforming highway robbery with shipping the mic adaptor comes out to $60.
@@brettgaramella Try a wired lavaliere mic. I'm working on a video now about only using a digital recorder with you and then deleting the video out of the camera and laying in the video from the digital recorder and the sound on the video always sounds the same. I should finish it in a day or two. But with the lavaliere pinned to your lapel, it always sounds great.
Glad to see someone else understand the TRS/TRRS abbreviations. Have you come across anything which indicates whether the Osmo Pocket is capable of stereo audio? My guess is it doesn't.
@@3goldfinger Yes, I know. I have been involved with this for over 40 years. The thing is that two monos' don't make a stereo. With a TRRS the Tip is common. The two Rings are the left and right and the sleeve is the ground.
Another very helpful piece, Brett. I think that it emphasizes the point that one might well make sure any mic you purchase to use with the Pocket is returnable if the output is too low (or high). As for me: I am using an inexpensive lav mike with my new DJI adapter. From Amazon: Neewer 3.5mm Hands Free Computer Clip on Mini Lapel Microphone(3X Lapel Microphone) For 'talking head' stuff, it is so good and so simple to do. I don't have to build up a bunch of stuff. I just use the Pocket with the mic adapter and the lav mike (with foam or dead cat for wind). Very simple and easy. No, it doesn't look like CBS did it! But to me, the beauty is to 'run and gun' on location shots, mixing B roll with talking headshots with an occasional interview (using one of the available two-lav mic kits out there). Before the mic adapter, doing talking head and interviews wasn't useful on the Pocket without something like my H1 (one more thing to carry and more effort to sync it up in post). When there's no talking head, I just use the Pocket's internal mics for ambient sound and to help sync the audio in post. So there are just three pieces I need to carry: the Pocket, the mic adapter, and the lav mic. They ALL fit in one pants pocket, and you don't attract much if any attention especially from security-types. It's a "minimalist-at-all-costs" rig. I would like to try your rig, but then I'd have to carry all that stuff (and make sure it's all turned on!). BTW, I tried the new mic adapter with a USB-C male to female data-power cable I have. It works. I sometimes use this same data cable to remotely connect my Android phone to the Pocket. But I digress. To summarize, the mic adapter works and makes absolute minimalist videoing with decent audio possible. -Just one man's view.
@@brettgaramella Thanks. I think if a lav is good enough for the Colbert Show, it's good enough for me. I like to blend in and a DSLR, Joby, and a fluffy dead cat don't blend. The internal mic is plenty good enough for ambient sounds. I know others are working commercial jobs -- but with an Osmo Pocket? ;) I recently took the Pocket to Oaxaca for a week. I could walk down the street and people might look at me (I don't look like a local), but they never seemed to notice I was shooting. I think they thought I was looking at my cellphone. If I need stereo ambient audio or music quality, there's the H1 (I hate to carry cuz I'm lazy). I -might- pick up one of the new Deity mics. They are chasing Rode hard. I think the smart money is on making sure anything you buy is returnable if it doesn't function with the Pocket.
One downside i can see with Osmo pocket position of the inplug is that it is downside. I have the same problem on my gopro 7 with adapter where the cable is hanging down. If you shake a little, or move camera fast, the cabel might loosen a little bit, then you will either get no sound, or you will get sound from left to right.Or, you will get a little noise in the record. It takes just a little tiny bit of loosing and you got a problem. This was so big problem for me that i ordered a new case to my gopro where i could put the adapter so that the cable was not from downside but on level side. Not sure jet since the case was ordered from china and i have not jet received it, but my tips is that it will be better since the cable is not hanging down. Btw, very good video, i am considering buying either the movo 10 or 3000. They both was good. Thanks for a great video:)
Hi Brett! I use my pocket to record footage in night clubs and at festivals. If I’m standing anywhere near a speaker the bass distorts the audio. Would a microphone resolve this issue? Thanks
Does the Sennheiser Ambeo headset work with the DJI Osmo pocket? I'd like to record 3D binaural audio using the Sennheiser Ambeo Headset with the Osmo pocket, but I'm not sure whether the Ambeo headset is compatible with the Osmo pocket. The Ambeo headset comes with a lightening cable (ideally integrated with IOS devices), but I can connect it with the Osmo pocket using a USV-C to lightening audio adaptor! If the adaptor doesn't work, is there a way to make this happen?
The DJI 3,5 mm adapter is a major problem. DJI is not fair with their customers. They sell the DJI Osmo Pocket with a bad microphone so that you have to buy the adapter plus an external mic. You must add all that stuff to the price of the Osmo. So just think about the usage of your Osmo pocket before spending your money for a DJI external mic.
You shoudl also turn the mic away from your face while you are talking. The MOVO VXR10 and Boya are shotgun mics that have a directional pickup. The meant to only pick up sound from in front of them. The VXR300 is a stereo omnidirectional mic that will pickup sound from all directions, this is most likely why it sounds tinny because it pickup your voice reflecting off your set.
Nice review... but does the audio levels low, moderate and high affect how the mics project during recording? I still am confused as to why you have the different audio settings, especially when you don't have the DJI audio adapter. Where would you use these settings?
Well, another week has passed, and it seems pretty clear that this adapter is an expensive POS. Only option is to use an external recorder, and I think the Zoom H1 fit the bill, just the right size.
Yes, if the internal mic of Osmo is not enough, I use external PCM recorder (and record sound via LAV mic or use its stereo mics) and sync it in post (pretty easy) = much better audio.
How would you use a mic adapter if you are using the wireless attachment (plugs into the same hole) on the bottom of the camera to use the Mimo phone software without a cord?
Hey, would this work with the bottom wireless adapter mounting on a tripod extension that points the USB-C connector to the side which would then have an external mic connected to it via the official USB mic Jack connector?
I like the $52 Rode video mic compact which unfortunately was not included here in this comparison, especially against the movo vxr10 that you recommend. but, your video was great, very informative & exceeds
You need a 3.5mm connector with TRS (Tip Ring Sleeve) plug end (thats the one with 2 rings), Its the only one that will work correctly with the osmo pocket.
@@brettgaramella the 3 ring version is for a combo mic and earphone setup or on/off switch and mono mic and earphones like an older cell phone. One is usually ground (shield/sleeve) one is left, one is right and one is mic, or audio, mic, switch and shield. Doesn't work good with a standard stereo plug mic It is surprising how little YT users know about audio, video, electronics, etc. blind leading the blind
Ordered the 3.5mm adapter. Sent DJI email saying they outta be ashamed to charge so much. And $15 for shipping?? Light enough to put in a bubble pack envelop and send for $1-$2!
This is a great review but of course the way you have it set up the dead cat and mic are going to show up in your video image. I just ordered a four inch cold shoe extension bracket to attach to the cold shoe and then set the mic back and away from the Osmo Pocket’s range of view.
Hi Brett. Not sure if you mentioned on what audio settings you tested the mics, but I have tried on all audio levels on the Mimo and I get low volume on all settings. This is with a rode micro and with a powered lav mic. Obviously if I record audio near my mouth it sounds louder but at an arm distance it’s low. Did you notice this also and how much did you have to bring the levels up in post? I had to do over 20 dB. Now I’m wondering if my adapter is faulty or DJI does have an issue with the output of this mic adapter
@@brettgaramella Got the movo in the mail a few days ago. works like a champ. Fingers crossed the pocket with the wide screen lens works as well as advertised.
Hi .. i have the pocket 2 with the sennheiser mke 200 .. alot of Times it does not connect from itself .. i have to pull out the Jack and reconeckt .. is this a Well known problem with the pocket ?
Great videos...Awesome info...Thank You...I was wondering why that cheap 5.00 Mic wouldn't work if you plugged it into the bottom of the pocket...just wondering...thanks..
Also, how much does the mic end up in your shot? I mounted mine differently to avoid this. I would have thought this review would have included the video with the sound? I use a proper Rode Video Micro with mine. The money I saved on the stupid DJI adapter went to the better quality mic.
Great video! I just purchased the microphone adapter and the WiFi base module. Then later confirmed with DJI that the WiFi module cannot be used with the adapter via the side USB-C port.... that was a bummer. Question for you.... do you have any recommendations for a reasonably priced wireless lavalier mic set up for the Osmo Pocket.
I wish you had used the video from the Osmo as well to convince us that you are actually recording on the Osmo... Not that I a doubting you :). As I read in the comments that the adapter will not work with the wireless module, I think I will pass on this and stick with my external Instamic. BTW the plugs are TRS (2 lines) and TRRS (3 lines) so when you are buying a cable you will know. TRRS is used where there is a headphone socket on the mic as it has 4 channels while the TRS (stands for Tip, Ring, Sleeve - being the parts of the plug) is mic only.
I bought rode videomic go for my dji pocket 2 but i get a glinch in my audio. I tested my mic on other devices, it was working perfectly. Then I bought a 3.5mm trs to trrs cable and this time camera was not recording any audio.
Does the Osmo Pocket require Phantom power? I tried it with a Boya by-hm100. I think the adapter I bought from Osmo is faulty. I have bought two of them. ;(
Thanks for this video. I am just starting with this kind of setup. And I bought VXR10 exactly this model, but I am surprised that it massively underperforms with DJI OSMO Pocket. The volume comes out 20 times lower than expected. Or am I missing something like putting it a bit far (maybe 3 feet distance)? In the OSMO Pocket settings, I have boosted the audio settings up to +20dB. Still, I could not hear my own voice properly. Are there any other things can be done? I will really appreciate any input :) cheers!
can someone let me know what microphone is good for DJI osmo microphone that is good for 4k walking, that doesnt capture breathing but just street noise? or is their a DJI osmo new that takes out breathing when walking with it outside, cause im having some trouble with it. or is there any camera that takes out breathing noise when walking, let me know thanks for the help for anyone that knows.
I'll stick with the x3000r. Mic adapters are garbage and break very easily. I keep looking for a new 4k 60fps camera, but it must have a mic port and external charging to be long term useful.
To my ears, the Movo VXR 3000 is the best. By the way, this a stereo mic. I have no idea if the Osmo is able to record stereo audio. I was never a friend of mono recording. However, I can´t find it over here in Europe.
@@brettgaramella How should I change a Mono Audio into Stereo in post? You can always work with what you already have. If you don´t have it, you can´t work with it :-) There is no audio information from left to right if there is nothing to record it that way.
@@brettgaramella If the DJI Osmo does not record in Stereo on the spot, it would be better to use something like a Zoom H1 in addition and synchronize later with the footage in post. I know that that in 2019 some people have no idea what Stereo is, anyway:-)
Nice video very informative! I should start my daily vlogs using this mics! But i like both movo and boya but the most tempting to me is boya! It sounds clear! Thanks for your vid
agree te VXR10 seems to me the best looking forward when the attachment goes on sale here plus still cannot get a replacement USB C adaptor so sad thank you stay safe
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Can u use any usb-c to 3.5 adapter or does it have to be there’s
An Osmo Pocket with a DJI mic, and you've got yourself a great vlogging setup!
I've found the DJI mic sounds better than all these dead cats
Bret, the control on the left side of the Rode VideoMic + isn’t an amp, it’s a two step high pass filter. It’s meant to reduce rumble from ambient sources like traffic or machinery. I also agree with the comment about the dead cat. When I use a mic in high wind conditions, I use a dead cat, but put the mic on an extension arm, pointed downward, to keep it out of frame.
Clicks2Flicks with The Wiz any recommendation for extension arm?
Thanks for this. Our main struggle now is, if we make the OSMO that big (hand holder, phone, mic), maybe it's best to stick with the Sony 6300 and a Gimbel.
exactly
Theres smaller setups. And tbh, the internal mic isnt too bad for non windy situations
Thanks for the comparisons. I would have gained a more complete understanding of whether buying an external mic was worth my investment if your comparison included the sound quality from the Osmo Pocket itself, without any external microphone. I agreed with your assessment of which products were better.
FYI, it is likely that the identical appearing Movo and Boya mics were both manufactured by the same third party manufacturing company who sold their microphone product to Movo with one set of specifications for audio quality and to Boya with another. That way each company can compete in the market at the price point that matches their business plan. An important service you provided was to let viewers see that just because two competing products that look the same, but one is at a lower cost, doesn't necessarily mean it is a better buy. Buyers always benefit from side-by-side performance comparisons.
The easier way is to go wireless!
on the rode mic, the numbers 75 and 150 on the back are not amplification numbers. Those are high pass filter options for your audio. Great video!!!
I’ve been vlogging exclusively daily for the past few weeks with no mic on my osmo pocket and am very happy with the sound quality. Initially i was planning on getting a mic but i just don’t think it is necessary anymore. It’s a great standalone camera after the firmware updates
If you have connected the Rode VideoMic Pro+, where or how should you connect your earphones or headphones?
Brett, the only trouble is you can’t us those large mics with the dead cat because the dead cat will always be in the shot. A small mike is best and keeps it simple. TRS stands for Tip Ring Sleeve and TRRS then stands for Tip Ring Ring Sleeve. So ring ring is stereo like you had on the first small mike. I think with just the TRS you were getting one of the Pocket’s mic, thus the strange sound. DJI is preforming highway robbery with shipping the mic adaptor comes out to $60.
@@brettgaramella Try a wired lavaliere mic. I'm working on a video now about only using a digital recorder with you and then deleting the video out of the camera and laying in the video from the digital recorder and the sound on the video always sounds the same. I should finish it in a day or two. But with the lavaliere pinned to your lapel, it always sounds great.
Glad to see someone else understand the TRS/TRRS abbreviations. Have you come across anything which indicates whether the Osmo Pocket is capable of stereo audio? My guess is it doesn't.
@@Three60guy I don't think so either since it only has one small hole for mics. It seems that the TRS plug works.
@@StanCook You get two mono channels, so when you connect to computer, you get both left and right channels working.
@@3goldfinger Yes, I know. I have been involved with this for over 40 years. The thing is that two monos' don't make a stereo. With a TRRS the Tip is common. The two Rings are the left and right and the sleeve is the ground.
Another very helpful piece, Brett. I think that it emphasizes the point that one might well make sure any mic you purchase to use with the Pocket is returnable if the output is too low (or high).
As for me: I am using an inexpensive lav mike with my new DJI adapter.
From Amazon: Neewer 3.5mm Hands Free Computer Clip on Mini Lapel Microphone(3X Lapel Microphone)
For 'talking head' stuff, it is so good and so simple to do. I don't have to build up a bunch of stuff. I just use the Pocket with the mic adapter and the lav mike (with foam or dead cat for wind). Very simple and easy. No, it doesn't look like CBS did it! But to me, the beauty is to 'run and gun' on location shots, mixing B roll with talking headshots with an occasional interview (using one of the available two-lav mic kits out there). Before the mic adapter, doing talking head and interviews wasn't useful on the Pocket without something like my H1 (one more thing to carry and more effort to sync it up in post).
When there's no talking head, I just use the Pocket's internal mics for ambient sound and to help sync the audio in post. So there are just three pieces I need to carry: the Pocket, the mic adapter, and the lav mic. They ALL fit in one pants pocket, and you don't attract much if any attention especially from security-types. It's a "minimalist-at-all-costs" rig. I would like to try your rig, but then I'd have to carry all that stuff (and make sure it's all turned on!).
BTW, I tried the new mic adapter with a USB-C male to female data-power cable I have. It works. I sometimes use this same data cable to remotely connect my Android phone to the Pocket. But I digress.
To summarize, the mic adapter works and makes absolute minimalist videoing with decent audio possible.
-Just one man's view.
@@brettgaramella Thanks. I think if a lav is good enough for the Colbert Show, it's good enough for me. I like to blend in and a DSLR, Joby, and a fluffy dead cat don't blend. The internal mic is plenty good enough for ambient sounds. I know others are working commercial jobs -- but with an Osmo Pocket? ;)
I recently took the Pocket to Oaxaca for a week. I could walk down the street and people might look at me (I don't look like a local), but they never seemed to notice I was shooting. I think they thought I was looking at my cellphone.
If I need stereo ambient audio or music quality, there's the H1 (I hate to carry cuz I'm lazy).
I -might- pick up one of the new Deity mics. They are chasing Rode hard.
I think the smart money is on making sure anything you buy is returnable if it doesn't function with the Pocket.
One downside i can see with Osmo pocket position of the inplug is that it is downside. I have the same problem on my gopro 7 with adapter where the cable is hanging down. If you shake a little, or move camera fast, the cabel might loosen a little bit, then you will either get no sound, or you will get sound from left to right.Or, you will get a little noise in the record. It takes just a little tiny bit of loosing and you got a problem. This was so big problem for me that i ordered a new case to my gopro where i could put the adapter so that the cable was not from downside but on level side. Not sure jet since the case was ordered from china and i have not jet received it, but my tips is that it will be better since the cable is not hanging down. Btw, very good video, i am considering buying either the movo 10 or 3000. They both was good. Thanks for a great video:)
Hi Brett! I use my pocket to record footage in night clubs and at festivals. If I’m standing anywhere near a speaker the bass distorts the audio. Would a microphone resolve this issue?
Thanks
The inbuilt mic on the osmo pocket is probs just as good??
What did you use to connect the dead cat to the osmo pocket, because I don't see any ports where I can screw it in
can you give the link where you buy the dji osmo pocket 3.5mm adapter
I like the tripod
Whats the brand of the tripod n the microphonr? Thank you
Which mic is best for external mics? I want to record the environment.
Hi Brett, we have the IDOLCAM VlogStar V2 shotgun/Lavalier microphone in one, can we send you one for the next mic review you are doing?
Hi, can you tell me if the recorded sound is stereo. Thanks.
Shocking how one of the cheaper mics ended up being the best. Big time help. Definitely getting the vrx10
Which one
Good review we enjoyed watching it greetings from Thailand
The three line is for direct input into your smart phone. The company now tags the three line to indicate its use thanks to your observation.
Please tell me, can we connect wifi mic and external mic with wire, simultaneously in DJI pocket2.
Does the Sennheiser Ambeo headset work with the DJI Osmo pocket?
I'd like to record 3D binaural audio using the Sennheiser Ambeo Headset with the Osmo pocket, but I'm not sure whether the Ambeo headset is compatible with the Osmo pocket.
The Ambeo headset comes with a lightening cable (ideally integrated with IOS devices), but I can connect it with the Osmo pocket using a USV-C to lightening audio adaptor! If the adaptor doesn't work, is there a way to make this happen?
The DJI 3,5 mm adapter is a major problem. DJI is not fair with their customers. They sell the DJI Osmo Pocket with a bad microphone so that you have to buy the adapter plus an external mic. You must add all that stuff to the price of the Osmo. So just think about the usage of your Osmo pocket before spending your money for a DJI external mic.
Its useable for feiyu pocket ?
You shoudl also turn the mic away from your face while you are talking. The MOVO VXR10 and Boya are shotgun mics that have a directional pickup. The meant to only pick up sound from in front of them. The VXR300 is a stereo omnidirectional mic that will pickup sound from all directions, this is most likely why it sounds tinny because it pickup your voice reflecting off your set.
Yeah, I would recommend using a lav mic as it's a lot easier and more consistent audio.
Watched your video yesterday. Bought the VXR10, it arrived today and worked perfectly
Thanks!
How about testing in a noisy environment? Thanks.
Awesome video! Thank you for taking the time! You saved me money and educate me at the same time! Keep up the great job!
Is it possible to hook the osmo pocket to a scarlett solo studio microphone (through a audio interface) for more sit down videos?
VXR10 seems pretty good except some noise interference issue when you move the Osmo Pocket back and forth.
That's exactly what I've heard as well. I'm disappointed with the poor quality of mic's suspension. Anyway, thanks for the video.
Nice review... but does the audio levels low, moderate and high affect how the mics project during recording? I still am confused as to why you have the different audio settings, especially when you don't have the DJI audio adapter. Where would you use these settings?
Any idea of the Saramonics SmartMic+ UC works on the Osmo Pocket? It comes with a built-in USB Type-C connector. No DJI adapter needed?
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Well, another week has passed, and it seems pretty clear that this adapter is an expensive POS. Only option is to use an external recorder, and I think the Zoom H1 fit the bill, just the right size.
Yes, if the internal mic of Osmo is not enough, I use external PCM recorder (and record sound via LAV mic or use its stereo mics) and sync it in post (pretty easy) = much better audio.
What is the app you use in this video to check the audio?
Cable TRS or 2 lines (Audio L and R channel) to TRRS or 3 Lines (Audio L and R Channel + Mic) usually goes from Mic to Phones.
Amazing video. Thank you for taking the time to do this!!!!
How would you use a mic adapter if you are using the wireless attachment (plugs into the same hole) on the bottom of the camera to use the Mimo phone software without a cord?
Hi there.. can i connect and use a usb microphone to the Dji pocket 2.. i have the do it all adapter
If i want to record for mukbang which one is better for me? Thank you:)
Hey, would this work with the bottom wireless adapter mounting on a tripod extension that points the USB-C connector to the side which would then have an external mic connected to it via the official USB mic Jack connector?
Can u use any usb-c to 3.5 adapter or does it have to be there’s
I like the $52 Rode video mic compact which unfortunately was not included here in this comparison, especially against the movo vxr10 that you recommend. but, your video was great, very informative & exceeds
Great comparison! What is the Osmo/phone holder you are using?
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Where can i buy the phone + Osmo handle/rig?
He has a vid on it
You need a 3.5mm connector with TRS (Tip Ring Sleeve) plug end (thats the one with 2 rings), Its the only one that will work correctly with the osmo pocket.
@@brettgaramella the 3 ring version is for a combo mic and earphone setup or on/off switch and mono mic and earphones like an older cell phone. One is usually ground (shield/sleeve) one is left, one is right and one is mic, or audio, mic, switch and shield. Doesn't work good with a standard stereo plug mic
It is surprising how little YT users know about audio, video, electronics, etc. blind leading the blind
Brett... Does the mic adapter work on the pass though port of the WIFI base? I'm surprised no one has tried it.
Nice tip sir for the mic in the osmo pocket 1
Ordered the 3.5mm adapter. Sent DJI email saying they outta be ashamed to charge so much. And $15 for shipping?? Light enough to put in a bubble pack envelop and send for $1-$2!
David Englund I ordered mine from Best Buy and they gave me free shipping, although it’s still such a ridiculous price for an adapter though.
Does the vxr10 get in the way of the camera when you record?
This is a great review but of course the way you have it set up the dead cat and mic are going to show up in your video image. I just ordered a four inch cold shoe extension bracket to attach to the cold shoe and then set the mic back and away from the Osmo Pocket’s range of view.
Hi Brett. Not sure if you mentioned on what audio settings you tested the mics, but I have tried on all audio levels on the Mimo and I get low volume on all settings. This is with a rode micro and with a powered lav mic. Obviously if I record audio near my mouth it sounds louder but at an arm distance it’s low. Did you notice this also and how much did you have to bring the levels up in post? I had to do over 20 dB. Now I’m wondering if my adapter is faulty or DJI does have an issue with the output of this mic adapter
Great video. Loved the break down. thank you
@@brettgaramella Got the movo in the mail a few days ago. works like a champ. Fingers crossed the pocket with the wide screen lens works as well as advertised.
Thank you. Will be using your link to get the Movo XVR10. However, I'm still on the hunt for an affordable remote mic for the Osmo Pkt.
Hi .. i have the pocket 2 with the sennheiser mke 200 .. alot of Times it does not connect from itself .. i have to pull out the Jack and reconeckt .. is this a Well known problem with the pocket ?
Also, it’s a perfectly normal 3.5mm jack plug it’s has L/R/earth ones 4 segments which is remote
I think the Rode Video Mic Pro plus would be in every shot with that wide angle lens on the Osmo Pocket....?
Rhode mic pro plus was the best.
excellent this has saved me allot of research
Does it get into the visual field?
Excellent video Brett.
Just ordered the Movo VXR10.
Great videos...Awesome info...Thank You...I was wondering why that cheap 5.00 Mic wouldn't work if you plugged it into the bottom of the pocket...just wondering...thanks..
Awesome video, you helped Me a lot to choose a nice mic for my Osmo pocket. Blessings!
Also, how much does the mic end up in your shot? I mounted mine differently to avoid this. I would have thought this review would have included the video with the sound? I use a proper Rode Video Micro with mine. The money I saved on the stupid DJI adapter went to the better quality mic.
So what do you use to record the sound on. So far, this is the best option.
Where did you get the extension for your PGYTECH phone holder set?
Helpul info and relaxing as well 😅
How much sir.. d ji osmo.. adapter 3.5 mm
I think most expensive
Thank you for your review! I order the Movo VXR 10 through the link you provided!
It works with a generic usb c to 3.5mm adapter?
Great video! I just purchased the microphone adapter and the WiFi base module. Then later confirmed with DJI that the WiFi module cannot be used with the adapter via the side USB-C port.... that was a bummer. Question for you.... do you have any recommendations for a reasonably priced wireless lavalier mic set up for the Osmo Pocket.
Brett Garamella Thanks man!
Hi can I connect the Movo VR 10 external mike to osmo WiFi adapter to get Wifi and audio ? Thanks !
I wish you had used the video from the Osmo as well to convince us that you are actually recording on the Osmo... Not that I a doubting you :). As I read in the comments that the adapter will not work with the wireless module, I think I will pass on this and stick with my external Instamic.
BTW the plugs are TRS (2 lines) and TRRS (3 lines) so when you are buying a cable you will know. TRRS is used where there is a headphone socket on the mic as it has 4 channels while the TRS (stands for Tip, Ring, Sleeve - being the parts of the plug) is mic only.
You could easily h a be embedded on video into the other in post
I bought rode videomic go for my dji pocket 2 but i get a glinch in my audio. I tested my mic on other devices, it was working perfectly. Then I bought a 3.5mm trs to trrs cable and this time camera was not recording any audio.
If you're having issues like that, it may be worth it to use a lav mic and sync it up in post.
Too much chatter
Get to the tests
For those who consume MANY videos
Thanks man. That’s a useful video. Impressed with the value for money Movo!
Does the Osmo Pocket require Phantom power? I tried it with a Boya by-hm100. I think the adapter I bought from Osmo is faulty. I have bought two of them. ;(
Brett...
Thanks for an excellent video comparing mics for the Osmo Pocket...very professionally done!
5 stars! (Subscriber)
Phil
Kentucky
Thanks for this video. I am just starting with this kind of setup. And I bought VXR10
exactly this model, but I am surprised that it massively underperforms with DJI OSMO Pocket. The volume comes out 20 times lower than expected. Or am I missing something like putting it a bit far (maybe 3 feet distance)? In the OSMO Pocket settings, I have boosted the audio settings up to +20dB.
Still, I could not hear my own voice properly. Are there any other things can be done? I will really appreciate any input :) cheers!
@@brettgaramella Thanks, Man, I will try it out in less distance first.
Drinking game: Drink a shot of vodka every time he says "Rode VideoMic Pro+".
can someone let me know what microphone is good for DJI osmo microphone that is good for 4k walking, that doesnt capture breathing but just street noise? or is their a DJI osmo new that takes out breathing when walking with it outside, cause im having some trouble with it. or is there any camera that takes out breathing noise when walking, let me know thanks for the help for anyone that knows.
I'll stick with the x3000r. Mic adapters are garbage and break very easily. I keep looking for a new 4k 60fps camera, but it must have a mic port and external charging to be long term useful.
Hello!
I have a question, can you use the 3,5 adabter with wireless module?
Did you ever find out?
@@maxim9875 Unfortunately no
Hey Brett do you or any one else know of a way to LIVE MONITOR audio with a head set while recording with the DJI OSMO ?
To my ears, the Movo VXR 3000 is the best. By the way, this a stereo mic. I have no idea if the Osmo is able to record stereo audio. I was never a friend of mono recording.
However, I can´t find it over here in Europe.
@@brettgaramella How should I change a Mono Audio into Stereo in post? You can always work with what you already have. If you don´t have it, you can´t work with it :-)
There is no audio information from left to right if there is nothing to record it that way.
@@brettgaramella If the DJI Osmo does not record in Stereo on the spot, it would be better to use something like a Zoom H1 in addition and synchronize later with the footage in post.
I know that that in 2019 some people have no idea what Stereo is, anyway:-)
Great video!👍
Great comparison 👍 I know witch one I want now 🙂
Great presentation and very helpful information. Thanks!
Nice video very informative! I should start my daily vlogs using this mics! But i like both movo and boya but the most tempting to me is boya! It sounds clear! Thanks for your vid
how to charge it with mic ?
Excellent review, Thank you.
It's amazing
agree te VXR10 seems to me the best looking forward when the attachment goes on sale here plus still cannot get a replacement USB C adaptor so sad thank you stay safe
@@brettgaramella yep if you spot one let me know please thanks
please test these mic outdoor
Can u use this mike with the adapter on your macbook pro 2016-1018?
Voice over on videos. I’m thinking to use it as a mike on taking videos and voice over on videos to save money.
Brett Garamella good idea! Thanks bro!
Thank you for the video.
Great video/mic comparison!
Wondering if they are all "ripoffs" of the Rode VideoMic. At least they look pretty much the same :D Thanks for the video anyway!