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All of these are available at B & H Photo and Video. They have the best selection and prices unless otherwise denoted. Field Mics. Use a lapel mic. A mic that plugs into your camera is best. Know your camera connection so you get the right stuff. Audio Technica has a good lapel mic for $40. KV Technologies has adaptors for smartphones. Ray sells a really good smartphone mic at PocketVideoPro.com If you go wireless, you need to spend about $300 so you don’t get interference from other devises. This is especially important in the field. Hand held mics work too – wireless and wired Shotgun mic – Ray likes Azden. Podcasting, screen captures and voice over work. Blue makes very good USB mics that plug into your computer. (Blue Yeti, Snowball, etc.). Their mics average $100 – ready to go If you want a professional broadcast mic, be prepared to spend $750.00 to $2000.00 for the mic and processing gear. Brands include Heil, EV and Shure. Go to Broadcast Supply for these mics. Live videos on Periscope, Snapchat, et