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RODE SVM (Stereo VideoMic)
The RODE SVM is the choice for filmmakers aspiring to achieve the feel of actually being in a given location. Stereo gives you that ambience. Made of lightweight aluminum, the microphone capsule is suspended via rubber rings to isolate unwanted sounds from traveling up through the camera or boom pole. Traditionally, a shockmount would be a separate item, making the all-in-one construction of the Stereo VideoMic both consumer friendly and unique. It also makes any camera just look pro!
Unlike the built-in omni-directional microphone (which hears all around) …
On the Canon H1, Rodney Charters says:
"We did manage to get footage out of the Canon and upload it to the D5 no problem. And it was this footage that we viewed at Level 3 post, where it made an amazing comparison against the 35mm dailies. The imagery was almost identical except for that nagging problem of almost infinite DOF. It confirmed our belief that this was the sharpest and best picture of the bunch."
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