V-Link User Guide | How to Connect a Video Mic To a Cinema Camera

Andrew from Deity talks us through the proper usage of the Deity V-Link cable and how to connect a video mic to a cinema camera! The V-Link is a 3.5mm TRS to XLR cable that allows you to easily use your video mics with cinema cameras and recorders. No longer do you have to worry about incompatibility with your trusty video mic and your new camera. Now you can be confident that when you upgrade one piece of equipment, your kit will grow with you.

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The low-profile right angle XLR jack keeps your cables nice and neat and the built-in 12” coiled 3.5mm cable means you don’t have to worry about the two pieces separating like when using a traditional phantom power adapter. The V-Link adapts the 48V phantom power supplied by the XLR input it’s plugged into and converts it to a 3V Plug-In Power signal, mimicking the traditional 3.5mm TRS jack that video microphones are designed to be used with.

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