DJI - Mic 3 (DMT03, DMR03)

DJI mics ARE the cheap option. Honestly I would not go any cheaper than the dji/rode mics. 

Yes there are receivers that you connect to your camera and will receive the audio from the microphone, check for example the DJI mic, it has a receiver that you can connect to your camera so that the video you are recording gets the audio from the microphone and you don't have to sync anything

Hauptsache irgendein Blödsinn schreiben was? Hast du Eins kannst du mitreden? Es ist jetzt schon besser als das DJI Mic. 

The automatic connection of the DJI mics are so worth it. You can get individual transmitters as well too.

The Dji mics are literally the ones to get if you are using the pocket….they easily sync and have the high quality audio without the receiver necessary.

Yeah, using it with my Mic 3. Works well.

Yes we tested it out. See the YT video above. Works fine.

I now have the definite answer: yes it can. We tested it with my son just now: [https://youtu.be/YhwNmoPq4XI?si=btR9VvSRB-3-\_V53](https://youtu.be/YhwNmoPq4XI?si=btR9VvSRB-3-_V53)

If anyone wondered, it can work without the receiver and without being connected to anything. With my son we recorded a short video as a proof: [https://youtu.be/YhwNmoPq4XI?si=btR9VvSRB-3-\_V53](https://youtu.be/YhwNmoPq4XI?si=btR9VvSRB-3-_V53)

I had a shoot the other day where I was having card problems with my main camera, so I pull out my Pocket 3 and dji mic to save the interview. I clipped the dji mic on a stick and boomed it. It turned out great.

I used to have the Rode Wireless Mic Go 2 and switched to the DJI Mics and then the DJI Mic 2 because they were much more user-friendly. What bothered me most was that with the Rode Wireless Mic Go 2 you needed the PC program or a phone app to change settings and to transfer or convert audio files to the PC, whereas with DJI you get ready-to-use files and can make all the settings on the receiver. I don't know if they improved that point on the Wireless pro. I didn't notice any major difference in the audio quality straight away, but I only use the devices every now and then. I mainly used the devices when I was at events in my village or community, taking photos or videos for clubs, or occasionally recording church services. There I also often used the Sony UX570 voice recorder and connected it to their mixer or microphones if available, and often used the audio track and the DJI Mics as an alternative. I personally don't currently plan on switching to the DJI Mics 3. While I find it interesting that you can use up to four microphones, it's a bit silly for me because I also like to connect lavalier or directional microphones and use a 3.5mm jack input. When I've used the DJI Mics, I usually record the audio into the microphones and then synchronize it with DaVinci Resolve afterward, just to have a bit more flexibility in the sound quality, especially when using musical instruments that push the volume to the limit. I don't do this professionally, but more as a hobby. I use a DJI Pocket 2, Pocket 3, Sony A6500, and occasionally a DJI Action 5, and I usually just film from multiple angles and then edit them together afterwards.

i would either try something like a Zoom h2n/h3n on the table or would go for a dji mic/mic mini per person and then record in the device and sync in post.

i have in the studio 2 set of Rose Wireless pro and now a 4-channel set of DJI Mic 3. I also had 2 sets of DJI Mic 1, sold them because their capsules are so crap compared to rode’s, even the mic 3s produce a worse result audio-wise, on the rodes the actor can scream in the microphone and they don’t clip, the djis start distorting as soon as somebody laughs