Nikon ME-D10 Shotgun Microphone


Key Features
- Mounts onto ZR Digital Accessory Shoe
- Powered by Camera's Hot Shoe
- 32-Bit Float Audio Recording
- PURE and FOCUS Modes
- Three Pickup Patterns
- Built-In Shockmount with Status LED
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OVERVIEW
The ME-D10 is an optional shotgun microphone that attaches to the digital accessory shoe on the ZR. The microphone is powered by the ZR and supports professional-quality 32-bit float audio recording. Select the microphone mode that matches your creative intent—PURE mode for recording ambient sound “as-is” and FOCUS mode, tailored to human voices.* For added versatility, three directional pickup patterns are available—front, rear or omnidirectional. The ME-D10 features a built-in shock mount and a large front-facing status lamp that illuminates during video recording. Included with the microphone are a dedicated wind muff, digital accessory foot cover and case.
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detailed specifications
| Type of Microphone | Shotgun Microphone |
| Power Requirements | Hotshoe Electronic power |
| Connectors | Electronic Hot Shoe |
microphone specifications
| Polar Pattern | Cardioid / Omnidirectional |
wireless transmitter specifications
| Frequency Response | 40 Hz to 20 kHz (Pure Mode) | 90 Hz to 20 kHz (Focus Mode) |
physical specifications
| Color | Black |
- Nikon ME-D10 Shotgun Microphone for ZR
- Wind Muff
- Accessory Foot Cover
- Case
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