DJIMic 2 Camera Adapter

Gone are the days of corded inputs. Having to worry about placing your camera down on the correct side. Being mindful of how you plug things in (which u still should anyways) And having to send your camera in for repairs.This paired with the sony hotshoe mic is a gamechanger. Not having to worry about cords and the usage/breaking it is so nice. Just attaching it onto hotshoe, confirming twice. It works perfectly, sounds exactly the same. Just FEELS faster and more efficient.

This adapter is exactly what I needed to seamlessly connect my DJI Mic 2 to my camera. The fit is secure, and the build quality is excellent—lightweight yet durable. It ensures a strong and stable connection with no signal loss, making my audio setup more reliable. A must-have accessory for anyone using the DJI Mic 2 for professional or content creation work!

... and other cameras that use that same hot shoe configuration. The connection with the mics is fast once you turn on the receiver. No drop off or interference. A much better solution than using the 3.5mm cable. The adapter mounts fast and easy and is unobtrusive. I saw a couple reviews online that said it would be better if the adapter could be turned so you could see it from the front of the camera (it can't), but I have found that to be no issue; if videoing from the front of the camera, you would have the display screen rotated so you can see it from the front, and you get the "green lines" on the screen so you can see what the mics are doing. This is a smart accessory for those who want to use two DJI Mic2 mics with their camera.

Wow....this piece made my FX6 into a go to camera now.

"The DJI Mic 2 camera adapter is not compatible with the original DJI Mic (Mic 1); it is designed specifically for the DJI Mic 2 receiver and Sony cameras with an MI shoe." -- THIS SHOULD BE CLEARLY SHOWON ON PRODUCT DESCRIPTION!I have an original DJI Mic 1 and almost just broke it trying to make this connect, when it's not compatible. Disappointing.

I really like this option because it allows for the removal of the audio cable from the DJI Mic 2 Receiver and the Sony camera. But in practice, I realized that there is not enough room to use it when using my current NATO rail and handle. There isn't enough room to include both. So even with this adapter, I may find myself using the cable and hosting the DJI Mic 2 Receiver on my cage or handle. But the part is cheap enough that it's nice to know I have the option if I want to shoot with a minimal cable-less setup.

This thing is great in terms of how easy it is to use and the fact that it saves you yet another cable on set. However, there are 3 important factors you should consider:1- You MUST update to the latest MIC2 firmware. I assume this applies mostly to newer cameras like mine (Sony a7c2) because I didn’t see any other mention of it in other reviews. Without the update, the thing is glitchy and most of the time it simply doesn’t work. No wonder it’s pretty much the only thing on the instructions manual. Once the firmware is updated, it works consistently.2- The automatic off/on function, which is great for those of us who like saving battery life by turning off all cameras in between takes, ceases to function. No way around it.3- Another big bummer is that I can no longer adjust camera audio levels with this thing connected, only transmitter and receiver levels. This might apply only to the A7Cii, I haven’t tested it on other cameras.Despite these three caveats, I still think it’s worth having.

The best, and I mean the best accessory for the DJI Mics. This should come with them in the box!