DJI Mic 2 Adapter | Worth Every Penny | FX3 

For an interview, slating is fine, but timecode becomes much more useful when there might be 10 interviews in a day. It’s much easier for the editor to find all cams/audio when timecode is all synced. Also, slating may not be feasible or practical for something like run-n-gun doc work, reality tv, or commercials. I’ve worked all of those many times over and without timecode, syncing multiple cams and audio sources would be way too time consuming. Recently, I worked on a multi day commercial project where we ran 3 cams, inspire 3, audio (where lavs had to record to packs at times), ronin 4D, and even the DJI mics. The only media that didn’t have timecode were the DJI mics and those added the most complexity to the workflow.

That’s the sigma art 24-70 ef mount 👍 Thanks!

timecode would be nuts. maybe dji mic 3? lol

Same! I actually had a whole section talking about that towards the end but ultimately took it out since it isn’t a con of the adapter haha. It would be cool if there was timecode support though. And even cooler if timecode could be fed through the adapter.

@@TylerEdwards Let's hope for TC for the future models ;)

Hyper accurate internal clock down to the frame. Most cameras don’t have accurate timecode clocks. I made a video for shutterstock that I guess never went live, so I’m going to make one for my channel

I recorded to the transmitters as well as to camera and switched the audio track throughout the testing. 32-bit was recorded to the transmitter while the in camera audio recorded was 24-bit.

Ya, no timecode is the biggest drawback of the Mic 2 system for sure

Timecode is not really a big problem. Just do a clap with your hands or if you have a clapper board, do a clap with that.