Shane Getler: Before I recommend a mic, I need to know which Sony camcorder you are using. Many below US$1,000 have no mic jack and use only the Sony proprietary Active Interface Shoe (AIS) for connectivity. Many of the entry level cams don't have an AIS and no external mic will connect. If yur Sony has only an AIS, then an adapter might be in order.http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/564249-REG/P...Also, we need to understand how much you are willing to spend. The last wireless mic system I bough for my Sony camcorders was $800 (made by Sennheiser). The last wired mic I bought was two Shure SM58 handhelds ($100 each) along with a juicedLink CX231 (about $300)....Show more
Madge Voice: I think you should go with Sony ECM-HGZ1 Shotgun Microphone for DCR-PC55, DCR-DVD305, DVD 405, DVD 505, HDR-HC1, HC5, HDR-UX1, UX5, DCR-SR100 & SR200 CamcordersShotgun microphone for compatible Handycam camcordersSynchronizes the microphone's pickup pattern with the camcorder's zoom! Captures a super cardioid pattern in telephoto and a cardioid pattern in wide-angleIncludes three setting positions for use in a variety of video shooting situationsPowered by camcorder; no need for a separate battery...Show more
Alma Twomey: I think you should go with Sony ECM HST1 - Microphone - graphite silverThe ECM-HST1 High Fidelity Stereo Microphone is portable and perfect for capturing all those wonderful sound bites from your family and friends. With its Active Interface Shoe, the ECM-HST1 microphone is powered and controlled through your Handycam camcorder. Take advantage of the User-Selectable Audio Coverage feature to focus on an individual speaker or group of speakers....Show more
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