Sennheiser MKH 8020 Microphone

The NTG8 is a broadcast-grade long shotgun microphone designed for the most demanding situations where a highly directional sound pickup is required. It features RF-bias technology that yields superior resistance to moisture and condensation, making it suitable for outdoor shoots in adverse conditions. The NTG8 has a rich, warm sound and a tightly controlled polar pattern that with excellent directionality even at lower frequencies. It is the perfect microphone in applications where distance mic’ing is required.

Key Features:
Broadcast-grade long shotgun microphone
Highly resistant to moisture and condensation
Highly directional sound pickup, even at lower frequencies
RF-bias technology
Includes SM8 shock mount for isolation from vibrations and handling noise

The RODE VideoMic Pro is a professional, on-camera condenser shotgun microphone. Designed to deliver clear, crisp, and directional audio, the VideoMic Pro is perfect for your DSLR/Mirrorless camera or audio recorder. While the integrated Rycote-Lyre-based shock mounting system isolates the VideoMic Pro capsule and electronics from its all-metal shoe mount. Providing isolation from external factors that could cause unwanted rumble and vibrations within the microphone. Constructed from a single piece of thermoplastic, the Lyre shock mount provides superior acoustic suspension. Unlike traditional elastic solutions, the VideoMic Pro will never wear out, sag or snap.

The RODE VideoMic Pro directional on-camera shotgun mic is designed in Australia and covered by RODE’s industry-leading 10-year warranty. While also remaining the most popular on-camera microphone in the well-respected range of video mics. Including the VideoMic Go, VideoMicro, the VideoMic, and the VideoMic Pro Plus.

Supplied with a 3.5mm stereo mini-jack (dual mono) for connecting to your DLSR or video camera. As well as the Rycote Lyre shock mount, and a built-in foam windscreen.

Overall, the Rode VideoMic Pro shotgun mic is perfect for aspiring filmmakers and videographers. Along with anyone wanting to capture audio for camcorders, DSLR, and portable recorders as a source of primary and reference audio.