Rode NTG3 vs Rode VideoMic Go

RØDE recently announced the NTG5, a broadcast shotgun microphone. Now that it is available I thought I should put it through its paces.Voir plus

Rode's new NTG5 makes pro-quality location recording more affordable than ever.Voir plus

The Rode NTG-3 microphone, shown here in the Rode Blimp mount sans windscreen, delivers great performance at a moderate price. Users of short shotgun microphones can be sorted into two categories. Those who complain about spending $250 to $500 on a mic, and those willing to spend $1000 to $2000 on one. Into the first [...]Read More... from Review: Rode NTG-3 short shotgun microphone and Blimp windshieldVoir plus

The Rode VideoMic GO is a latest shoe-mounted shotgun mic that is geared toward amateur and enthusiast shooters who want to add better sound quality to their video-capable compact, mirrorless and D…Voir plus

REVIEW: I've said this before (most recently here), but it bears repeating: if you are a content creator, the quality of your sound is the element that willVoir plus

RØDE VideoMic GO II updates the popular on-camera directional microphone with USB output and audio monitoringVoir plus