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Shotgun Microphones

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  1. Rode NTG4 Directional Condenser Microphone
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  2. Rode NTG3 True Condenser Microphone (Dark Grey)
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  3. Rode NTG1 Condenser Shotgun Microphone
    £188.40 £157.00
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  4. Rode NTG2 Condenser Shotgun Microphone
    £208.80 £174.00
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  5. Sennheiser MKH 416 Microphone
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  6. Rode NTG5 Shotgun Microphone Location Kit
    £478.80 £399.00
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  7. Rode VideoMic NTG On-Camera Shotgun Microphone
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  8. Rode VideoMic GO II
    £88.80 £74.00
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  9. Rode VideoMic Pro-R Condenser Microphone
    £195.60 £163.00
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  10. Rode Stereo VideoMic Pro On-Camera Microphone
    £196.80 £164.00
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  12. Rode NTG3 True Condenser Microphone (Silver)
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Shotgun microphones are a type of directional microphone designed for capturing sound from a specific direction while minimizing background noise. These microphones are commonly used in film, television, and video production to capture dialogue and other sound effects with clarity and precision.

Typically long and narrow, shotgun microphones have a tube-shaped body that helps to focus the microphone's sensitivity on the sound source in front of it. They are commonly used on boom poles, which are long poles held by a boom operator to position the microphone near the actors or other sound sources.

Some shotgun microphones feature a switchable polar pattern, allowing them to capture sound in a variety of directions. This can be useful for capturing ambient sound or for use in different recording environments.

When shopping for a shotgun microphone, it's important to consider factors such as the microphone's sensitivity, frequency response, and impedance, as well as the microphone's overall build quality and durability. Look for a microphone with a high signal-to-noise ratio and low self-noise to ensure the cleanest possible sound capture.

Whether you're a professional filmmaker, a video producer, or an amateur enthusiast, a high-quality shotgun microphone can make a significant difference in the quality of your recordings.