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Shure VP83 LensHopper Camera-Mount Shotgun Microphone

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Shure VP83 LensHopper Camera-Mount Shotgun Microphone
Key Features
  • Mobile Journalist, Vlogger, Run & Gun
  • For Cameras and Portable Recorders
  • 130-Hour Run Time via AA Battery
  • Gain and Bass Roll-Off Switches
Upgrade from your camera's onboard mic to the Shure VP83 LensHopper camera-mount shotgun microphone for better sound, less noise, and more focused directivity. Its long battery life, 3-stage gain switch, and selectable bass roll-off make it well suited for mobile journalists, vloggers, and run-and-gun shooters.
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Will the Shure vp 83 work with a LUMIX g9? I see ...

Will the Shure vp 83 work with a LUMIX g9? I see the mike comes with a TRS cable to input to the camera and the G9 has a TRRS audio input.
Asked by: Robert
You will need a TRS to TRRS adapter to make it work. We have no issues recording into TRRS on my laptop or iPhone using a small adapter.
Answered by: Anonymous
Date published: 2019-06-20

Will it work directly with my Panasonic hc-v800?

Will it work directly with my Panasonic hc-v800?
Asked by: Susanna
Yes, the Shure VP83 LensHopper Camera-Mount Shotgun Microphone is directly compatible with the Panasonic HC-V800 Full HD Camcorder.
Answered by: David M
Date published: 2024-04-16

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Is there anyway it will hear the autofocus in my dslr?
Asked by: Anonymous
I have been using this for quite a while and I do not notice any camera noise. I do shoot in both sporting events with high noise levels and also in events with normal levels. I am very pleased with the mic.Pat
Answered by: Patrick D. M.
Date published: 2018-08-28

Could I use this as a boom mic interview style ...

Could I use this as a boom mic interview style (placed above the talent) with an extension cable?
Asked by: Anonymous
Yes, you can use the VP83 with an extension cable and mount the mic on a boompole or stand. The bottom of the camera shoe mount attached to the shock mount has a 1/4"-20 female thread which you can use to attach the mic to a boompole or stand. You may need to use a thread adapter. Tripods typically have a 1/4"-20 thread, but most boompoles have a 3/8" thread and most microphone stands have a 5/8" thread. For a boompole or stand with a 3/8" male post, you can use the Impact Small 3/8"-16 Female Threaded Adapter to 1/4"-20 Male Threaded Post (B&H # IMCA103) . For a microphone stand with a 5/8" male thread, you can use the CAMVATE 5/8" Female to 1/4"-20 Male Mic Stand Adapter (B&H # CAC0988). For an extension cable, you can use the Hosa Technology Stereo Mini Male to Stereo Mini Female Cable - 25' (B&H # HOSMMSMF25) or any similar aux cable in the length you prefer.
Answered by: Lisa S
Date published: 2021-04-14

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im im using garageband 2016 ish version . . is there a noise gate/noise reduction setting in there can use? . . or noise gate software i can buy from you guys for about $100?
Asked by: john d.
This question was not about the mic
Answered by: Steve H.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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I shoot live rock and blues in a small club. What I'm looking for is a mic that will produce accurate sound without a lot of audience noise. I have a Canon D5 M2. Is this for me? or should I look at others?
Asked by: Anonymous
The microphone is directional and the windscreen does cut down on the noise but does not eliminate it all. On the clips that I have used it the side noise is not distracting but is still there.
Answered by: Richard K.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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Will this mic block the EVF on an Eos M50?
Asked by: Job
Hi Job,The VP83 will not block the electric view finder. This shotgun microphone is elevated enough to where it'll keep your line of sight clear. I hope this helps!Thank you,
Answered by: Product Rep Shure Expert
Date published: 2018-08-28

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I have a Canon D5 M2. I shoot a lot of loud live rock and blues in a small club. I need a mic that will give me accurate sound. Is this the one I'm looking for?
Asked by: Richard
Yes, it is. Just manually set your camera's audio to a low setting, and set the mic to a -10 db, and sound check accordingly. The mic records nice, crisp, clean sound, great mic for the price.
Answered by: JASMINE A.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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