The Deity D4 Duo is a decent mic for under $70. I like the option of having the rear mic to pick up my voice when I am behind the camera.
I think the sound quality is "ok," and if fairly harsh (front capsule), but sounds better in outdoor environments.
It still has very little competition in terms of a dual front/rear mic option for DSLR and Mirrorless cameras, I do wish it sounded less harsh, but, it's the mic I keep in my bag for the functionality.
Deity D4 Duo: amzn.to/339GRGo
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Cameras used to film this video:
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Other cool camera gear I use:
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Smallrig Mini Tripod: amzn.to/3JQd0Ud
Articulating arm for my microphone: amzn.to/3f8Km2p
Backup and Cheap Microphone - Movo VXR10: amzn.to/3G9EUbi
K&F Concept Camera Tripod (Goes up to almost 7 feet!!): amzn.to/3f7x3zi
External Monitor, Atomos Shinobi: amzn.to/3tfxTSH
For Recording Externally with my Sony A7iii: amzn.to/3JUwZB2
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