Rode Videomic Shotgun Microphone

[0.25 lb] This is a perfect fit for RODE VideoMic GO Camera-Mount Shotgun Microphone.

[0.8 lb / 0.3 kg] Works perfectly with my iPhone 13 Pro and Rode Videomic Pro microphone.

[1.8 lb] This is my first pro level shotgun that replaced my Rode VideoMic. I filming largely dog agility sports indoor as well as outdoor. Although shotgun are not really directional by design, NTG 3 serve my purpose very well up to 150 feet away from my subject. Buy a Rode Blimp for $ is a now brainer for someone waiting to invest in a good shotgun. Do it now. When my Blimp was delivered, its design, easy of use blew me away. I wonder how Rode make money for that price.... I will be testing NTG3 with its Blimp when weather is kind.

[6.9 x 3 x 1.4"] I bought this for my Rode VideoMic NTG Hybrid Analog/USB Camera-Mount Shotgun Microphone. I didn't realize that the microphone already came with a wind screen. I'll keep it.

[0.05 lb] I love to record using both a shotgun Rode VideoMic NTG and a Rode Wireless Go II lavaliere ... need this to split recordings onto separate channels.

[Battery] Better sound quality than my old shotgun or the older generation rode videomic pro. Changes to shockmount and rechargeable battery (that indicates how much charge it has left) are great.

[0.825 lb] replacing a rode videomic.

[End Address] step up from my rode videomic.

[0.05 lb] Perfect fit for my Rode VideoMic Pro microphone, and it really shines during outdoor filming. I thought it was a nice accessory, but after using it I know it's a necessity for outdoor projects.

[Lithium-Ion] I recently upgraded from the Videomic Pro to the Videomic Pro Plus. Naturally, to go along with the new, bigger sized microphone, I wanted an appropriate sized deadcat for it, and saw that there is this new one made by Rode themselves specifically for this model of microphone, so I bought one. It’s perfect. It’s not your typical sock type deadcat that is just placed over the mic itself, but it’s a completely different attachment designed for the VMP+ to replace the foam windscreen that’s on the mic originally. You just slide the foam one off, and this one fits perfectly in its place. Avoid that Auray one which is just a sock! Get this one made by Rode.