The Sony ECM-W2BT brings vloggers with cameras equipped with a digital MI interface a handy lavalier microphone. Using the latest Bluetooth technology, the sound is high quality and reliable, with delay-free sourcing capability.<\/p>\n
The miniature snap-on mic is multi-directional and really easy to use. Quick interview situations go wirelessly from there. The transmitter also has a 3.5mm input, so you can connect an even more invisible microphone, such as the separately available ECM-LV1.<\/p>\n
The compact receiver connects directly to the MI gearbox, allowing the system to run for 9 hours with a little help from the camera's electronics. The transmitter and receiver are powered by built-in rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. Without the MI connection, the system will run for up to 3 hours on a single charge. If the camera's MI interface is digital, the direct connection to the camera makes the signal really clean.<\/p>\n
Digital audio is compatible with the a7R IV and newer Sony devices, while analogue audio is compatible with all Sony cameras with the traditional Multi Interface Shoe.<\/p>\n
The receiver has a built-in microphone, and three settings that let you pick up audio from either the transmitter, the camera operator, or both at the same time. The receiver also has a 3.5mm output for more traditional cameras, and comes with a TRS cable and USB cable, not forgetting the windscreen.<\/p>\n
High-quality, advanced Bluetooth is fast and easy to use. Qualcomm aptX Low-Latency Bluetooth codec transfers stuff between the transmitter and receiver. The signal is very low latency and high quality. Sound travels up to 200 meters in good conditions.<\/p>\n