Amateur / Hobby Videographers
High-Quality Mic For Amateur Videography
Have you ever wished you had a microphone that worked like the zoom lens on your camera?
The Sound Shark microphone is exactly what you've been looking for. It amplifies sound from a distance, so you can capture audio of unexpected family moments, document family get-togethers, and record sporting events with crystal-clear clarity. YouTube videographers have also been impressed with the Sound Shark's quality of sound and portability.
The Sound Shark microphone's long-range pickup and versatile directionality make it ideal for recording sporting events. It can separate the sounds of the game from the sounds of the cheering crowd, allowing you to capture all the action without worrying about background noise.
High School Classroom
Kevin Buntman, a math and computer science teacher at Kettle Morain High School, reviewed the Sound Shark for us. His evaluation?
“It’s a game changer that now our virtual learners can hear exactly what everyone’s saying, no matter where they are in the room, which gets them to be a part of the class… The Sound Shark was awesome. A great tool that has created so much better discussion in class…”
High School Baseball
Tom White of School Video News reviewed the Sound Shark. His evaluation?
“I have to say that I was blown away by the difference between the Sound Shark and the shotgun microphone. I had trouble when I was shooting because I tended to zoom in more than I needed to because it felt like the audio didn’t match the shot. It felt fake while I was shooting. The audio was too clean to be that far away.”
Watch Tom’s demonstration of the Sound Shark’s range and focus at a high school baseball game or read the full review here.
Baseball Catch
Our good friend, and ambassador, Dan Weecks, created this side by side comparison of a Sound Shark and a Rode NTG2 shotgun microphone recording a baseball game from approximately 150 feet away. There are more side-by-side comparisons on our video gallery page.
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High School Baseball
Our good friend, and ambassador, Dan Weecks, created this side by side comparison of a Sound Shark and a Rode NTG2 shotgun microphone recording a baseball hit from approximately 200 feet away. There are more side-by-side comparisons on our video gallery page.
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Have you used a Sound Shark in a unique way to record videos? Share your story with us, and we will send you a Sound Shark T-shirt!
