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Rode has released a lavalier microphone specifically designed to work with its tiny wireless mic transmitter the “Wireless Go” The new lav is an omnidirectional condenser with a frequency range quoted as 20Hz-20kHz and signal to noise ratio of 67dB. It can handle up to...
Magix software, the company that now owns the “Vegas” line of video and audio editing software once touted by Sony (and before that, Sonic Foundry, remember that?), has given a preview of its eagerly-awaited forthcoming version 17 of the software. Presented to the Los Angeles...
Sony has unveiled the seventh version of its wildly popular RX100 pocket camera and hot on the heels of Canon’s G7X Mk III, it too now features a microphone socket for vloggers. That said the press release adds the unhelpfully unqualified caveat that “Attaching a...
Rode has announced a new version of its popular “Videomic Me” mini shotgun microphone, specifically for iphones which no longer have an audio jack. Instead, the Videomic Me-L has a Lightning connector so it can plug directly into the phone – and draw power from...
Version six of the popular RX100 pocket (ish) camera has been announced by Sony with yet more whizz-bang features – and a price tag to match. Let’s get that out of the way first – the RX100 MkVI is going to retail at around 1,300...
This is a review of the Tascam DR-10C. It’s not a new product but having only recently purchased it, I’ve been so impressed that I thought a video and writeup was in order. It’s a tiny, lightweight (51g) audio recorder, designed to complement a radio...
Bam! In your face, Canon! Mere hours after the XF400/405 was launched (see our news item here), Sony have hit back with not one, not two but THREE of their own. But if you look at the specs, it could be that Canon’s got the...