<p>The mics are not all the same across all Canon products.  I can't guarantee that the same mics aren't used in some different models, but I can guarantee they use more than one different mic.  Additionally, even if they do happen to use the same microphone, the placement of the mic within the device as well as amount of noise the mic makes and the quality of the analog to digital converter are going to make a big difference on how it sounds.</p>

<p>In other words, internal sound quality is not directly comparable between devices, other than by actually recording and listening to how it sounds.</p>

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<p>I don't know much about the topic, but I recently saw a Canon 650D DSLR in action and its internal mic was really good. If I got a camcorder such as the Canon Legria R406 would it use the same internal mic components? </p>

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Do Canon DSLRs and Camcorders use the same internal mics?
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# Do Canon DSLRs and Camcorders use the same internal mics?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-03-01)

I don't know much about the topic, but I recently saw a Canon 650D DSLR in action and its internal mic was really good. If I got a camcorder such as the Canon Legria R406 would it use the same internal mic components?

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### Answer by username_1 on 2014-03-01. Score: 2 | Accepted answer

The mics are not all the same across all Canon products. I can't guarantee that the same mics aren't used in some different models, but I can guarantee they use more than one different mic. Additionally, even if they do happen to use the same microphone, the placement of the mic within the device as well as amount of noise the mic makes and the quality of the analog to digital converter are going to make a big difference on how it sounds.

In other words, internal sound quality is not directly comparable between devices, other than by actually recording and listening to how it sounds.


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