HOW TO GET AUDIO WITH THE SONY RX100 V
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- Опубліковано 15 лис 2016
- The most asked questions that I've had - "are you using the mic's on the RX100 V" or "does the RX100 V have a built in mic input". The answer to both is no, but I will share a little secret.
I present to you, the Sparrow Mach I… a run-and-gun shooting rig that I have built for the RX100 V.
Parts:
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SmallRig Male to Male 1/4" adapter
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This is awesome, I bought all 3 parts immediately after watching this. For me the built-in audio in the RX100v isn't terrible, but there are times where I must be accidentally covering up the microphone or something and it sounds like absolute garbage. Figure it would be better to just invest another 150 bucks and not have to deal with this anymore. Thanks for the recommendations.
Just came back to this video for reference. Another brilliant video thanks for this! :)
I love this video. Super nerdy AND informative.
You are a GENIUS! I have been searching everywhere on how to create a rig for a compact camera. and finally found your video.
This is amazing.
Again we get closer to your world Ted. Love these kind of videos where creativity is also about thinking out ways for tackling problems and finding solutions - Solutions that are adapted to your (our) needs.
Sometimes you don't have to compromise with what you've got, ,you can take it to a next level. Many DIY solutions exist, so why not put our hands into them or try adapting it to your own needs.
Here you have created a great audio kit, very light and small, gotten a nice rig for mounting these ergonomically for one precise goal - getting quality audio. We saw your thinking process and you give us motives to personalize our own gear for our specific needs.
Would love to see more of those Ted!
Man I can't explain why I love your videos so much! Keep up the super great work!
Thank you! Every time i watch one of your videos i learn more and more. You pretty much answer the questions before i can even ask them. This is super helpful for a starting photographer.
thank you
I'm so glad I found this video...I have the RX100 IV and was debating buying another camera with a microphone input for starting my youtube channel...but you changed my mind. What a versatile & inexpensive solution to get me started with video. THANK YOU
SUBBBBBEDDDD! You, sir. IS COOL!
Most reviewer clearly failed to point out the important notes but you, not only brought it up but also sorted them out. Very nice!
Done. Few improvements pending but the setup already looks great. Thanks!!!
Love your videos! I'm using your tips to develop a nice, lightweight portable rig that we can travel with. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
You are friggin' unbelievable! This is one of the most amazing demonstrations of the evolution of a technical solution I've ever seen. Just BRILLIANT!
Great Video! I love how detailed you got with design and the before after samples. You got a new sub my friend. Keep up the good work!
I love "behind the scenes" type vlogs. Keep up the great work!
Ted, I really enjoy your content and I love my RX100 M5. The Sparrow Mach 1 has been added to my camera bag. Keep'em coming.
Very clearly put, in every way-thanks. I just bought the Sony HX400V plus the little Sony ECM-GZ1M microphone which simply goes onto the hotshoe-brilliant, no wires and gives me a super set up for most situations and it all fits in a small case no problem :-)
Another great video. I've been wanting to get that same setup, Zoom H1 and Rode Videomicro. Great combo.
Thank you so much for describing very well the features of the machine and how to get sound from the camera
thanks so much. i have buyed the same setup but what brand is your selfie stick?
I just love the way you speak. I've been watching you for a few months now!
Nikocado Avocado Ted is not only a Photographer, He is the reason that GQ started publishing. Truth. 😊
really? what did he do?
Ok, I think my comment was sort of being tongue in cheek, but honestly, he is like a photographic emissary with his podcast, and he is like a showman of sorts, and he could probably be on the cover of GQ without too much man makeup. 😋😊
Nikocado Avocado yhh
I was same as you in 2016, I love my mark 4 so much... Now I am using Alpha 7M2, but doesnt have 4k ability... and I really love slow motion of RX100...
SO helpful. Thank you so much. Just got the Rx100V and need good audio! You rock.
Subscribed. I just got my Sony RX100 V today and LOVE IT!
Just getting into photography and I really liked this video, helped me a lot, thanks!
Hello Ted .. Thanks to you .. I made the same set up .. albeit with one change and that is i m using Zoom H1N .. rest remains the same ... thanks so much for the above video and sharing with us
I was looking for solutions to getting a point and shoot with decent audio, since none of them have external mic options. This is a good minimal size and cost effective way of fixing that problem. Great idea and exceptional video explanation.
Thanks for sharing
Hi Ted,
I've watched this video many times because I own the Sony RX100V and the Rode Videomicro. But they are were purchased for different purposes. But I love this run and gun rig you made. So I decided to get the Zoom H1n and it has done wonders for me! But recently I was gifted the Rode Wireless Go and with this setup, not only it is lighter (I normally use a Sony a6400 setup) and much better sound quality but very packable when I vlog and travel. Thank you for the inspiration!
Such a great vid! Thanks for the tips. Great quality video production too. Very inspiring channel.
I dig the ingenuity! Thanks for the tip and the comprehensive video.
This has solved a very big problem of mine! Thank you so much!
innovative! I use all of that, in different configurations in my video. I am going to try that as well! Thanks.
Thanks for your hard work and great informative videos Ted ! You've earned a subscriber today and I will be supporting and following your videos :) I learnt a lot from this video (newbie friendly). Merry Xmas to you in advance!
I used to go to festivals with a zoom H1 in my pocket and lav mic clamped on my shirt and it gave me some decent audio with my Canon G7X. It's a hassle though, and I look forward to getting a camera with an actual mic jack soon, and probably that cute little mic you used today ;) Although there's only 1 left in Canadian amazon, and I bet someone bought it before I finished typing this sentence lol.
I love you for this video! Thank you so much. Buying all these items now.
Thank you for sharing this audio setup Ted! I been getting terrible audio on my vlogs, so hopefully this will help me out a bit.
Hey, Ted. You said you were going to show us how to EQ this in post. Did I miss that?
This is excellent. What a wonderful low-cost setup that I can use with about any camera. Thanks for sharing this!
Did you have the wind filter set to ON on the rx100? I found that took far too much low end out of the audio and still didn't really fix any wind sounds.
Really enjoying your channel, thanks for all that you do!!
This is brilliant, I’ve tried setting up a studio setup like this with the h1, but like you said the audio was bad. I’m going to do this with my canon G7x 100%, thank you
Thanks so much for this great explanation :)!! I will try the setup for my Canon G7 X
I just found your channel last night and I really appreciate what you are doing here! The lessons, challenges, and tech reviews are great. As an Imaging and Digital art college major graduate with a minor in traditional photography (medium format 2 1/4 Mamiya primarily) ...almost 20 years ago, with some old school AB roll video studio training and early Photoshop, Premiere, & After Effects, I think your channel is so awesome! I became a software developer after college, but I'm now ready to get back to the creative visual side. I've watched a number of your videos today and you have gained a new loyal subscriber!
I love this setup you put together with the RX100 and external mic system. As I've been getting back into video, I really love the new gimbal footage. I was curious if you've put this rig on a powered gimbal or if you have any recommendations for doing such a thing. You have solved the audio issue with the RX100 and I'm 100% on board with the external mic setup. The last thing I want is that buttery smooth gimbal setup paired with this. Thanks in advance for any advice.
Some great tips there. I've assembled a similar rig for my Sony RX-100 III and it works great!
Subbed and liked , You have saved me going through the process of illumination ..thank you
Awesome rig setup, thanks for sharing!
I built this and wanted to add a quick thing about the Zoom. It's a great little recorder, but the body is plastic and when I screwed it in I did it too tight and it killed the threads on the thing. What I ended up doing was going to my local store and buying like a 1/4" female adapter and then taking apart the zoom I drilled a hole big enough to fit it and then glued in in there. In addition I picked up a little gasket (like on you have in your bathroom faucet and put it on the screw before screwing it in (compression). It's pretty tight and works great.
The only beef I have with the Zoom is that you have to hold it down to turn it on, and that gets annoying really quick (on, record, off. On, record, off).
Also, the led readout is on the bottom of this setup so you gotta flip the camera to see if it's recording. I'll try to flip it so the mic is hanging instead on top.
This helped me a lot. I have the Canon M100 and just ordered the H1N and the rest of gear you recommended
Thanks for creating this and showing us how! Awesome.
Brilliant advice and knowledge packed into this
I must be missing something Ive watched this like 5 times how did you mount the mic and the recorder in one spot anyone please answer this question
This is great, Ted, and you are brilliant. Lusting after an RX100, just got a Drift Ghost S to tide me over and am looking at the Rode Micro... Just can't believe nobody out there has hacked a 3.5mm jack into one of these Sonys... all the gubbins is in there. I've spent months looking for a 1930's Leica that HASN"T had a flash synch added at some point!! A drill and a soldering iron - it can't be that tricky. If any upgraders have an older model they'd be willing to try it out on, I'd be eternally grateful if it can be made to work.
really enjoyed your video, very helpful and a great little rig
I’m impressed with Rode Video Micro. The spread is an advantage in some situations because it’s more forgiving than longer shotgun mics. I mostly use it on my iPhone camera rig (on top of an iographer case) and I’m experimenting with using it on a homemade boom. It’s a great cheap mic that will yield professional or near professional results even in the hands of an amateur.
Very well explained. Thank you! Subbed
What about equalizing in post? Is that a separate video?
Love this idea thanks for sharing!
Excellent video presentation many thanks for posting
Hey Ted, would love to hear your thoughts on the future of photography, mainly about photography as a profession? I think it would make a great video. Thanks for the awesome show!
Brilliant video very informative. Want to see more like these
Hi, this is a great video and really clever of you to get these results. My question is: I have a old a6000 would this set up work for the a6000 as well? Many thanks in advance. Andrew
I had this idea in my head a few weeks ago, But i felt it was going to take more effort in post.also wasn't sure which mics to purchase, seeing as you went through the trouble to test these and they sound great. I think I may have to try something similar, thanks!
where is the sound equalization part? you mentioned you would talk about it.
Wow dude you're awesome. Love the channel. Subbed.
can i connect the Lavalier mike to the RX100 V?
Thank you for your video! Very well informed
Your room looks great as a filming set background. That being said I wonder how you deal with dust on all the gear exposed.
i'm so excited to put the whole thing on a zhiyun gimbal ....it seems so crazy but i think it should work. thank you sir
let me know if this works for you! I'm interested to see how a zhiyun gimbal handles all this.
Interesting experiment. Keep in mind the additional weight and the shift in the center of gravity. Let us know how it goes.
Just Wow me any luck?
Perfect timing... I just ordered a sound recorder before I came across this video. Not the H1 though. I'll test it but if it doesn't work right I'll know what to try next :-)
Hey Ted! Another great video, thanks for sharing this awesome idea. I was wondering... how do you deal with the very low battery life of the Sony RX V? If i film for more than 14 minutes consecutively, the battery dies... And even using 2 batteries in a day, it doesn't survive a full day of vlogging. I was wondering if there was another battery out there that's compatible and not necessarily official Sony.
Hey, nice vid! Are you going to show how you EQ the sound from the small Rode mic?
Great video.... Very informative
I love this setup! , how do I build that hand grip? any other option that would work? Thanks!
This was really good and so creative.
Good stuff! I have a Sony NEX 3n and have the same issue. I'll give this a shot!
Very interesting, Ted. Like your work.
Great information . . . love this idea. Fuji have mic inputs on their APSC compact, but without in body stabilisation it's not deal for vLogging. I chose the Sony RX100v for this reason knowing I may have to sort out the audio in post. You can't really muffle the inbuilt mics on the Sony because inputs are too close to either side of the flash. Your rig sounds very nice :)
I have been working on a similar set-up for my vlogging rig. Its similar, but I just use a big arca-swiss plate on the bottom! :)
Great Video! i wanted to find a way to make my audio better on this camera now i found one
thanks for this Video!! Im actually finally looking at getting a recorder myself with my first adsence check. looking at the tascam dv-22 i think it is with a lav mic I like in windy ND and need to do some reviews outside any suggestions on a lav mic any one? i will need to be able to put a dead cat and maybe even foam on it as well
So then you have to sync it?
Yes
Great video - I'm also going for this setup. One question though: Why not put the H1 on the top and the mic below it? That way you can see the H1 screen (and record light) more easily.
Damn! I'm trying to find good handles and can't find that one :/ Can you recommend one?
Love it, Ted. You're making me really want to upgrade my 100III.
HI. I wanted to get the Sony RX 100 M3 and use a lavalier microphone for the audio. Is it worth it? Or should I go with a DSLR and an external mic? I want to start a youtube channel and at first I don't think so much gear would be needed.
Popa Silviu RX 100 m3 doesn't have an external mic jack, so you can't plug anything into it. If you want to start a channel, just start shooting with an iPhone and see what you can do. Don't let the gear hold you back.
I love the resourcefulness, but it's a bit of a Rube Goldberg contraption. Notice he chose a shotgun Mic with no battery- very smart. Synch in Premiere not hard, I do it all the time for various reasons.
Thanks for sharing this idea! I had the same problem and, after watching, it is now solved! Will be ordering using your Amazon affiliate links---because you deserve the proceeds! Thank you!
Hey Ted, check out the SmallRig RX100 cage. No need for all the plates, etc. Mount a recordable shotgun like the Shure VP83F right to the camera cage. Very enticing.
You have great style and charisma, very interesting video,
I'm going to buy that camera. I wish you built the whole thing again and I will happily buy it!
Thank you so much for this video! I've only just started my photography channel and though I already had a Sony RX100M4 I wasn't really getting good audio....until now! I've just published my latest video and thanks to your recommended rig the audio quality of my video has increased significantly!! I also found your video on audio syncing very useful and found syncing the audio from the Zoom in Adobe PP CC easy. So thanks again. I've got a long way to go with my channel, but I have at least now made a small improvement in the overall quality.
Really enjoyed this video.
I'm looking into making a rig similar to this...actually, you have links for everything here, so I guess I'm gonna make the exact thing.
Fantastic Ted. Great job.
I think a lot of UA-camrs do make their videos with this kind of dual system. I make videos outdoors a lot and I have tended to put my trust in a headworn microphone connected to a small field recorder (I use the Tascam DR22WL but I know a lot of people prefer Zoom and the H1 in particular). My thinking was by keeping the sound unit on me is the best option as then the microphone is as close to me as I can get. I have therefore steered away from fitting a shotgun. This suggests that I should rethink that. Lavaliere microphones are fine for when you are not moving but as you say the rustle that comes with movement isn't great. That is why I went for a headworn microphone. It wasn't cheap but I have been very glad of it for the last 18 months or so.
This really helped, thank you
Great video! I just got a RX100V and the mic is the first thing I'm looking at.
What editing software would you recommend to sync up the video and the audio?
Why don't people do reviews and ideas just like this. EXCELLENT ... my god. Perfect
I loved the video thank you - I have a Sony RX100 iii . What would be the difference with your rig using the iii instead of the V?
Cool little rig, I have to say that I've been using my rode mini, and it's great. I run it to the a6300 (which has a mic input) but isn't as nimble as your RX. Also, not sure if you;re a final cut guy, but the latest version makes syncing external audio from different sources a cinch. Great video's as always...oh yeah, ever done a cinemagraph? I'd be curious to see your take on that.
HI, recently found your channel and subscribed ( awesome information ) !! would love to ask some suggestions if there is any other alternative recorder other than Zoom H1 with similar or cheaper prices? Thank you!!!
I have similar gears as yours. M5a, Boya mm1 but a sony ICD-SX2000 recorder. I can't think of any cheaper solution like the one you are using. If money is not a concern, of course... SmallRig
BTW, thanks for showing us your thinking process.
Lets see which will be the first company to release a point and shoot with similar quality to the sony rx100 but with and external mic input. Take my money!! lol