Wireless Devices for Cameras

This category contains Wireless Devices for Cameras. Wireless devices for cameras comprise three basic components - lapel microphone, transmitter and receiver. Transmitters come as a separate belt-pack that the mic is connected to (Belt-pack or Bodypack is a small box housing the transmitter and battery pack, but not the microphone itself. It is attachable to belt or elsewhere and has a wire going to headset) – they process the audio signal from the mic and send it out as a radio signal. The receiver then picks up this broadcast and converts it back into an audio signal. Receivers specifically for use with video cameras are often mounted in a bodypack configuration, typically with a hotshoe mount to be fitted onto the hotshoe of the camcorder. For less demanding or more budget conscious video applications small non-diversity receivers are common. When used at relatively short operating distances from the transmitter this arrangement gives adequate and reliable performance.