SmallRig has introduced the S 60, a wireless microphone aimed at creators for those moments when staying discreet is key. It’s compact, about the size of a button at 2.6 cm (1 inch), and weighs just 7.9g (0.28 oz). Featuring an LDS antenna, extended battery life, and more – pin it to your shirt or collar, and you’re ready to start recording. Let’s have a look! SmallRig has made a name for themselves with their tools for filmmakers and content creators – everything from their 5W RGB LED lights to camera cages for the Nikon Z6III to an accessory ecosystem for the Sony BURANO. The S 60 wireless microphone (USB-C version) is the newest addition to their lineup. According to the company, it’s made for creators who need to preserve sound quality but where visible audio equipment might be distracting. You can have a look at how it works here: Features The little S 60 uses a 1000 mAh battery cell for 11 hours of battery life (44 with the charging case). It features a DSP chip that supports 48 kHz/24-bit recording, and it includes a 3-level gain adjustment for better control over input levels. A button on the transmitter lets you mute with a double tap and enable noise reduction with one tap. The LDS antenna allows for a transmission range of up to 300m/984.2 ft, and the microphone operates with a latency of less than 20 ms for real-time audio capture without noticeable delay, according to SmallRig. The...
Published By: CineD - Thursday, 3 October