Symphony of the Lakes: The Loon Call | Pro Audio with Rode VideoMic Pro | Budget Wildlife Audio

In this video I show you how I capture professional quality loon call footage that has been used in multiple major television series documentaries using the Rode VideoMic Pro Plus shotgun mic. The best budget friendly audio option in my opinion and the easiest setup to use.
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[@kohanson]

Great shotgun mic and nice sound.

[@JamesOvereschPhotography]

Thanks for sharing these tips, Harry!

[@jencjd72]

Absolutely gorgeous, I love them 🦆

[@grabasandwich]

Made my day. Thank you!

[@Rangeley]

They arrived about a week ago. Awesome !!

[@birdmovementBangladesh]

Beautiful

[@petersterling5334]

Great Review thx for Sharing!!

[@HarryCollinsPhotography]

Thanks for watching!

[@rajivbagga2929]

Thanks a lot for sharing 😇

[@timcunfer6392]

Absolutely stunning, what make/size/model zoom lens did/do you use? Thanx!! Well done!!

[@HarryCollinsPhotography]

This is all with the Canon 100-500mm lens

[@gunny2044]

Second only to an Elk bugling.

[@melissap.9404]

Does this mic work well for ambient sounds? For example, if I wanted to record nature sounds and pick up all the sounds rather than just one animal call?

[@HarryCollinsPhotography]

Yes it works just fine for that!

[@Patricio.Photography]

Ive been looking around recently and its come dowm to the shure vp 83 and the rode videomic pro (not plus) and i cant seem to decide, any advice? I want to record wildlife and birdsong along with my photography

[@HarryCollinsPhotography]

I’ve never used the Shure mic to speak on that but what I can tell you is that I use the Rode mic for almost everything when recording in camera (even when filming for network documentaries). I think it’s that good!

[@ritupabankotoky]

Amazing, but Bhayankar Vocal of this bird

[@NazimArtistKing]

Please do you have time to talk to me

[@AnHonestDoubter]

This episode is a tad too loony for me.