That's what happens if you don't have a microphone
we're going to take a closer look at
the XLR K2M microphone from Sony
that way you can get your audio on
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Well let's take a look and see
what comes inside here
hopefully, it is an XLR K2M
again
very well packaged
here are some instructional pamphlets from Sony
and of course the most important thing
the warranty card
which shows that this is good for the US only
and if it's purchased from an authorized dealer
like Digita Goja
Now as you can see it comes
in a really nice carrying case
so this is to assure that you have
your microphone with you wherever you go
this helps out
the videographers quite well
and you notice it's very well padded
so this is going to be incredibly protected
there's a control panel
and here is the XLR microphone
which fits right in here
let's take a closer look and see how this
XLR microphone
multi-port system from Sony works
Now, of course, the Sony XLR K2M adapter kit
comes complete with the control box
and an actual XLR microphone
so you also have,
remember
two inputs
so your primary one can go into input one
and you have for a secondary one for two channels
and notice how here in the control box
you have that capability
where you can work
with either one input on channel one
or both channel 1 and channel 2
you have your attenuator selector switch
so you can change your decibel input
depending on how loud the environment is
where you're working at
and here's where you have your capability of
selecting your line input
for both input one and two
whether you're working with a powered microphone
or if you want to use phantom power
all the way up to 48 volts
and of course, you have your separate
gain control buttons
so it's a very complete system
and of course, it does have their multi-port connector
because it's meant to work with
some of the more popular cameras
in their mirrorless lineup
like the entire a7 lineup
whether you have the previous generation
or the new ones like the a7II, a7RII , and a7S2
and of course, it does work with some
of their RX-series cameras
like their Cybershot RX10, RX10 Mark II
and RX10 Mark III
and some of their HDR cameras
and some of the NEX VG cameras so
this is very popular on the market
if you are a Sony videographer
it slides easily on the top
you lock it in place
and then we have the XLR microphone
which does come with a windsock
it's the fluffy type
lock it in place
and here on the side is where you have
your input capability
so I'm just going to plug in the XLR microphone
now I'm going to show you how this works
we're actually going to insert a video where
I'm working with this microphone
and a lavalier microphone that I usually work with
so you can hear the
difference between both of them
so stay tuned for that
so again
if you are in the market for a nice
audio microphone kit for your
Sony mirrorless camera take a much closer look
at the Sony XLR K2M adapter kit
Now this is a test of the
Sony XLR K2M microphone adapter kit
it's right now on top of a Sony a7S II
connected by the multiport
of course, is set to phantom power
we have it set in the controls
for of course channel 1
because we're using the microphone that comes with it
we have it set to 10 dB and the gain is set to 5
so we're showing how this records
again
with the Sony a7S II
and then you'll also be able to hear as always
when we're working with our lavalier mics
connected to our now Canon 5D Mark IV
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