Coming right on the tail of the new
S-Mic, Deity has released an even
lower cost shotgun mic called the
Deity V-Mic D3 Pro, that is, packed
with features.
It's ultra light, has a uni-body
aluminum build, long battery life,
with a stepless gain knob, super
smart 3.5 mm connector that
connects to just about anything,
extremely low-noise circuitry,
built-in high pass filter,
intelligent power on and off, and
an adjustable Rycote shock mount.
I should also note this mic was
chosen as the 2018 Best Product at
the recent Cine Gear show.
I want to note for this episode
that I am, just to test this
mic out, recording in the
lowest end recorder I could
find that I have, and it is
a very old Zoom H1, and hopefully
this will pan out.
I've tried
it in the H6, and I've tried it
in various different types of
devices, which you'll see
in a moment.
Let's dive into this thing.
It comes with a nice protective carry case, the V-Mic Pro itself, a
3.5 mm coiled cable, foam
windscreen, and the Rycote
shockmount.
The D4 Pro is made out of a nice
aluminum body, and is surprisingly
small for such a feature rich
microphone.
To control the audio level, the mic
has this ingenious analog gain knob
built into the mic itself, which
has these bump guards so you don't
accidently rotate it.
This control adds gain on a linear
scale, meaning, you can dial in the
exact amount of gain you need for
your recording up to +20 DB.
When recording in a studio or
theater you may have the rumble of
an air conditioning system,
vibrations from someone walking
across a wooden floor, or you're
outside and have wind or trucks
driving by.
These are all low-frequency sounds
that you don't need, and a low-cut
cuts these lower frequencies out.
You may also know this as a high-
pass filter, same thing, it cuts
out the lower frequencies and
allows the higher ones through.
The D3 Pro has a Low-cut button
built into the mic, and instead of
the usual ones where you see
you have sunken buttons or switches
that are hard to toggle, the D3 Pro
uses a single button on the top of
the unit for 75 hertz and 150
hertz, which is where these
annoying sounds mentioned live.
Simply press the button to
engage 75, 150, or none.
An amazing feature of the D3 is
it's compatible with almost all
cameras, recorders, smartphones,
wireless bodypacks, and tablets.
The D3 Pro has a smart TRRS cable,
that's a 3.5mm cable, that simply
plugs into almost anything you
have, which is awesome, as you
don't have to deal with all those
various adapter cables anymore.
This is a test of the Deity
V-Mic Pro D3 now running into
a Zoom recorder, same cable.
This is a test of the Deity
V-Mic Pro D3 using the same
cable and running it into
an iPad recorder.
This is a test of the Deity
V-Mic Pro D3 running it into
my phone, same cable.
Another cool feature is the
Intelligent Power On/Off button.
The D3 Pro sits in sleep mode, and
when the mic detects an attached
device or camera coming on, it
immediately wakes up.
If the device or camera turns off,
the D3 Pro will go into standby
mode after 15 minutes, which saves
power.
This adds to an already amazing 50
hours of working time using the
Internal Rechargeable Lithium
Battery.
Recharging this mic is simple with
this USB Type-C cable, with USB
chargers available just about
anywhere nowadays.
Finally, Deity partnered with
Rycote to design a unique shock
mount.
A shock mount isolates the mic from
any unwanted vibration, such as
camera handling, or someone
handling it on a boom pole.
The design allows you to mount the
D3 Pro however you want: forward,
middle, back.
This is ideal, for example, to
obtain the perfect balance when
using a gimbal.
Underneath you'll find a threaded
mounting screw so you can mount it to
just about anything, such as a
friction arm.
Here's the specs on the mic itself:
This is a shotgun mic with a Super
Cardioid polar pattern, with a
Frequency Range of 50Hz-20kHz.
It uses a 4mm Prepolarized
Condensor Capsule with low noise
circuitry for extremely Low
noise Distortion of less than 0.1%.
It's output Output Impedance is 200
ohms, a signal to noise ratio of
84dB @-24dB sensitivity, working
battery life of over 50 hours, and
will charge in less than 2 hours.
It is light weight at 143 grams,
and is 21 millimeters in diameter
with a length of 189 mm.
If you're looking for a great
shotgun mic that can adapt to just
about any condition, I suggest
you check out the Deity V-Mic Pro,
currently listed at $199.
If you want something like this
without all the extra features,
check out the V-Mic D3 at only $99.
Links are in the description below
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I hope that helps, and thanks for watching!
[BEEP!]
Now, I know the Deity mics are
renowned for being built like a
tank, but I didn't see them
advertise that here.
So let's check it out…
[BEATS CRAP OUT OF MICROPHONE]
Homerun!
Testing, testing!
Seems to be OK to me!
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