Rode RODELink Filmmaker Kit: Difference between revisions
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'''Pros''' | '''Pros''' | ||
: | :👍 Swappable batteries, or limitless power via USB. Lets you record long days without having to (remember to) charge internal batteries. | ||
: | :👍 Smaller mic. The mic itself is smaller because it does not have a built-in transmitter, so it's easier to hide/less obtrusive. | ||
: | :👍 Replaceable mic. The lavalier mic can potentially be swapped out for other microphone styles, or with other polar patterns. | ||
: | :👍 Large, readable controls. Big buttons and clear OLED displays make the set fool-proof and easy to use. | ||
: | :👍 "Unlosable"? The mic connection, sturdy clips, and bulky transmitter make the set harder to accidentally drop, lose, or forget. | ||
'''Cons''' | '''Cons''' | ||
: | :👎 Swappable batteries. You need to remember to always pack spare batteries, just in case. | ||
: | :👎 No digital output. The USB port is for power input only. | ||
: | :👎 Single channel. Each microphone requires its own transmitter and receiver. Most ultra-compacts offer 2 mics/channels per receiver. | ||
: | :👎 Wired mic. The mic still connects to the transmitter via wire, which could snag, or has to run underneath your speaker's clothes (=more intrusive) | ||
: | :👎 No noise-cancelling. Most ultra-compacts offer built-in ANC which helps when recording in noisy environments. | ||
: | :👎 Bulky. The entire set is bulky and less portable. | ||