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The Canon DM-E100 is a wired digital camera microphone. With a height of 66.5 millimeters, width of 30.5 millimeters, and depth of 88.2 millimeters, this microphone is compact and suitable for various recording situations. Weighing in at 64 grams, it is lightweight and easy to handle. The microphone features a unidirectional pickup pattern, meaning it captures sound primarily from the front while minimizing background noise. This makes it ideal for recording subjects or events in a focused manner. With an input impedance of 2 ohms, the DM-E100 ensures a stable and reliable connection to your camera. It is designed to be compatible with Canon cameras, allowing for seamless integration and convenient use. The Canon DM-E100 microphone is a quality accessory for photographers and videographers looking to enhance their audio recording capabilities. Its compact size, lightweight construction, and unidirectional pickup pattern make it a versatile tool for capturing clear and focused sound. Overall, the Canon DM-E100 microphone is designed to deliver reliable and professional audio performance for digital camera users. Its compact size, unidirectional pickup pattern, and compatibility with Canon cameras make it a valuable addition for those seeking to enhance the audio quality of their recordings.
| Brand | Canon |
| Model | DM-E100 | 4474C001AA |
| Product | microphone |
| Language | English |
| Filetype | User manual (PDF) |
| Number of products included | 1 pc(s) |
| Connectivity technology | Wired |
| Device interface | - |
| Microphone direction type | Unidirectional |
| Type | Digital camera microphone |
| Microphone sensitivity | -40 dB |
| Microphone frequency | 10 - 100 Hz |
| Microphone input impedance | 2 Ω |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | 0 - 40 °C |
| Product color | Black |
| Height | 66.5 mm |
| Width | 30.5 mm |
| Depth | 88.2 mm |
| Microphone weight | 64 g |
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The Canon DM-E100 has a height of 66.5 mm.
The Canon DM-E100 has a width of 30.5 mm.
The Canon DM-E100 has a depth of 88.2 mm.
Canon DM-E100 includes 1 pc(s) of microphone.
Canon DM-E100 uses wired connectivity technology.
Canon DM-E100 has a unidirectional microphone direction type.
Canon DM-E100 is a digital camera microphone.
Canon DM-E100 has a microphone input impedance of 2 Ω. This means the microphone is suitable for low impedance inputs and may provide better signal quality compared to higher impedance microphones.
To properly attach the Canon DM-E100 microphone to the camera's hot shoe, follow these steps: 1. Turn off the camera's power before attaching the microphone. 2. Locate the hot shoe on the camera, which is usually located on the top. 3. Align the microphone's locking ring with the hot shoe. 4. Gently slide the microphone into the hot shoe, making sure it is securely attached. 5. Tighten the locking ring until the microphone is locked onto the hot shoe. Be careful not to overtighten. 6. Check that the microphone is firmly attached and does not wobble or move. 7. Avoid attaching the microphone with the built-in flash of the camera raised, as this may interfere with the microphone's positioning. By following these steps, you can properly attach the Canon DM-E100 microphone to the camera's hot shoe and ensure a secure connection for optimal audio recording during your shooting sessions.
If the wind screen of the Canon DM-E100 microphone becomes loose or falls off during shooting, follow these steps: 1. Stop shooting and ensure the camera's power is turned off. 2. Locate the wind screen, which is a protective cover for the microphone. 3. Check if the wind screen is still intact and undamaged. If it is damaged, consider replacing it. 4. Align the wind screen with the microphone, ensuring it is properly positioned. 5. Gently press the wind screen onto the microphone, making sure it is securely attached. 6. Avoid pulling on or washing the wind screen, as it may cause fibers to come out and reduce its effectiveness. 7. Do not use or store the wind screen in high-temperature locations, as it may cause the material to harden and the fibers to wither. 8. Take care to prevent any fibers from the wind screen from entering the camera. 9. Resume shooting, ensuring that the wind screen remains securely attached throughout the recording. By following these steps, you can address the issue of a loose or fallen-off wind screen on the Canon DM-E100 microphone during shooting sessions.
To ensure that the Canon DM-E100 microphone is properly connected and functioning when using it with the camera, follow these steps: 1. Turn on the camera and set the power switch to "ON." 2. Check the microphone's output plug and ensure it is securely connected to the camera's microphone input. 3. Verify that the microphone is properly attached to the camera's hot shoe, following the instructions provided in the manual. 4. Access the camera's menu and navigate to the "Sound recording" settings. 5. Select either "Auto" or "Manual" mode for sound recording, depending on your preference and shooting conditions. 6. Avoid applying excessive force to the microphone installation part of the camera to prevent any damage. 7. Test the microphone by speaking into it, ensuring that the sound is being captured effectively. 8. Avoid touching the microphone, cord, or wind screen while recording to prevent unwanted noise. 9. Be cautious of using the microphone close to objects that emit strong electromagnetic fields, as it may cause interference. 10. If using wireless functions on the camera, it is recommended to disable them during recording to avoid potential noise interference. 11. Keep in mind that the microphone is not dustproof or waterproof, so avoid exposing it to rain, sand, dust, or other contaminants. By following these steps, you can ensure that the Canon DM-E100 microphone is properly connected and functioning when used with your camera, allowing you to capture high-quality audio during your shooting sessions.
To safely detach the Canon DM-E100 microphone from the camera for storage, follow these steps: 1. Turn off the camera and ensure that the power is completely off. 2. Locate the locking ring on the microphone, which secures it to the camera's hot shoe. 3. Loosen the locking ring by rotating it counterclockwise, but do not remove it completely yet. 4. Gently hold the microphone and ensure that it is not connected to any other cables or accessories. 5. Once you have confirmed that the microphone is free from any attachments, carefully lift it upward to detach it from the hot shoe. 6. Store the microphone in a safe and dry place, away from extreme temperatures, humidity, and direct sunlight. 7. If desired, you can also detach the wind screen from the microphone for separate storage. 8. When storing the microphone, avoid placing heavy objects on top of it to prevent any damage. 9. Before using the microphone again, make sure to properly attach it to the camera following the instructions provided in the manual. By following these steps, you can safely detach the Canon DM-E100 microphone from the camera for storage, ensuring its protection and longevity.
To ensure the safe operation of the Canon DM-E100 microphone, please follow these precautions: 1. Avoid exposing the microphone to large quantities of liquids and do not insert foreign objects or liquids into the product. 2. Do not use the microphone in environments where flammable gases may be present to prevent the risk of electric shock, explosion, or fire. 3. Keep the microphone away from places with extremely high or low temperatures, as it may become extremely hot or cold and cause burns or injury when touched. 4. Handle the microphone with care and avoid applying excessive force or dropping it, as this may damage the product. 5. Do not disassemble or modify the microphone, as it may void the warranty and pose safety risks. 6. Store the microphone in a safe and dry place, away from direct sunlight, humidity, and extreme temperatures. 7. Avoid using the microphone near objects that emit strong electromagnetic fields, as it may cause interference or affect the audio quality. 8. Follow the recommended operating temperature and humidity range specified in the manual. 9. Regularly clean the microphone using a soft, dry cloth to remove any dust or debris. 10. If you encounter any issues or abnormalities with the microphone, stop using it and consult a qualified technician or contact Canon customer support for assistance. By following these precautions, you can ensure the safe and reliable operation of the Canon DM-E100 microphone during your recording sessions.
To properly attach the Canon DM-E100 microphone to the camera's hot shoe, follow these steps: 1. Turn off the camera's power before attaching the microphone. 2. Locate the hot shoe on the camera, which is usually located on the top. 3. Align the microphone's locking ring with the hot shoe. 4. Gently slide the microphone into the hot shoe, making sure it is securely attached. 5. Tighten the locking ring until the microphone is locked onto the hot shoe. Be careful not to overtighten. 6. Check that the microphone is firmly attached and does not wobble or move. 7. Avoid attaching the microphone with the built-in flash of the camera raised, as this may interfere with the microphone's positioning. By following these steps, you can properly attach the Canon DM-E100 microphone to the camera's hot shoe and ensure a secure connection for optimal audio recording during your shooting sessions.
If the wind screen of the Canon DM-E100 microphone becomes loose or falls off during shooting, follow these steps to address the issue: 1. Stop shooting: Pause your recording or temporarily stop using the microphone to prevent any further issues or damage. 2. Check the wind screen: Inspect the wind screen to see if it is still intact. If it has fallen off completely, locate it and ensure it is undamaged. 3. Reattach the wind screen: If the wind screen is still in good condition, carefully align it with the microphone and attach it securely. Make sure it fits snugly and does not wobble. 4. Avoid pulling or washing: To prevent future issues, avoid pulling on the wind screen or attempting to wash it. The wind screen is delicate and can easily lose fibers or become damaged. 5. Store in a suitable location: When not in use, store the microphone in a safe and dry place to protect it and the wind screen from any potential damage. By following these steps, you can address the issue of a loose or fallen-off wind screen on the Canon DM-E100 microphone and continue using it for your shooting needs.
To ensure that the Canon DM-E100 microphone is properly connected and functioning when using it with the camera, follow these steps: 1. Turn off the camera's power before attaching the microphone. 2. Locate the hot shoe on the camera, which is usually located on the top. 3. Align the microphone's locking ring with the hot shoe. 4. Gently slide the microphone into the hot shoe, making sure it is securely attached. 5. Tighten the locking ring until the microphone is locked onto the hot shoe. Be careful not to overtighten. 6. Check that the microphone is firmly attached and does not wobble or move. 7. Set the camera's power switch to "ON". 8. Select the appropriate sound recording settings in the camera's menu, such as "Auto" or "Manual" in the "Sound rec." option. 9. Test the microphone by speaking into it. Avoid tapping or blowing into the microphone. 10. Avoid touching the microphone, cord, or wind screen while recording to prevent noise. 11. Keep the microphone away from objects that emit strong electromagnetic fields to avoid recording noise. 12. If using wireless functions on the camera, it is recommended to disable them during recording to prevent potential interference. 13. Ensure that the temperature around the microphone is not too low, as it may cause sound distortion. 14. When finished using the microphone, turn off the camera's power, disconnect the output plug, and safely detach the microphone from the camera for storage. By following these steps, you can ensure that the Canon DM-E100 microphone is properly connected and functioning when used with your camera, allowing you to capture high-quality audio during your shooting sessions.
To safely detach the Canon DM-E100 microphone from the camera for storage, follow these steps: 1. Turn off the power of the camera. 2. Disconnect the output plug of the microphone from the camera. 3. Loosen the locking ring of the microphone adequately. 4. Remove the microphone from the camera. By following these steps, you can safely detach the Canon DM-E100 microphone from the camera for storage. Remember to turn off the camera's power before disconnecting the microphone to avoid any potential issues.
To ensure the safe operation of the Canon DM-E100 microphone, follow these precautions: 1. Keep the microphone out of the reach of children to prevent any accidents or damage. 2. Avoid disassembling or modifying the microphone, as it may cause malfunction or void the warranty. 3. Protect the microphone from exposure to strong shocks or vibration, which can affect its performance. 4. Do not expose the microphone to extreme temperatures or humidity, as it may damage the internal components. 5. Handle the microphone with care and avoid applying excessive force or pressure, especially on the wind screen or cord. 6. When attaching or detaching the microphone, ensure that the camera's power is turned off to prevent any electrical issues. 7. Store the microphone in a safe and dry place when not in use, away from dust, moisture, and direct sunlight. 8. Regularly clean the wind screen and microphone body using a soft, lint-free cloth to remove any dirt or debris. 9. If you encounter any issues or abnormalities with the microphone, refer to the troubleshooting section of the manual or contact customer support for assistance. By following these precautions, you can ensure the safe and reliable operation of the Canon DM-E100 microphone during your recording sessions.
To properly attach the Canon DM-E100 microphone to the camera's hot shoe, follow these steps: 1. Turn off the camera's power before attaching the microphone. 2. Locate the hot shoe on the camera, which is usually located on the top. 3. Align the microphone's locking ring with the hot shoe and gently slide the microphone into the hot shoe. 4. Turn the locking ring clockwise until the microphone is securely locked onto the hot shoe. Be careful not to overtighten. 5. Ensure that the cord of the microphone is neatly held in the cord groove to prevent it from sagging. 6. Avoid attaching the microphone with the built-in flash of the camera raised, as it may interfere with the microphone's placement. By following these steps, you can properly attach the Canon DM-E100 microphone to the camera's hot shoe and ensure a secure connection for recording audio during your shooting sessions.
When there is still wind noise in your recordings even after attaching the wind screen to the Canon DM-E100 microphone, you can try the following steps to address the issue: 1. Ensure that the wind screen is properly attached to the microphone. Make sure it is securely in place and not loose or detached. 2. Check the positioning of the wind screen. Ensure that it completely covers the microphone's capsule area to effectively reduce wind noise. 3. Adjust the microphone's direction. Position the microphone in a way that minimizes direct exposure to wind. Try angling it slightly away from the direction of the wind source. 4. Consider using additional wind protection. In cases of strong winds or outdoor environments with excessive wind noise, you may need to use additional wind protection accessories, such as a furry windscreen or a blimp, to further reduce wind interference. 5. Experiment with different recording settings. Adjust the camera's sound recording settings, such as the microphone sensitivity or wind noise reduction settings, to find the optimal configuration for minimizing wind noise. By following these steps, you can troubleshoot and minimize wind noise in your recordings when using the Canon DM-E100 microphone.
To ensure that the Canon DM-E100 microphone is being used correctly with your camera, follow these steps: 1. Turn off the camera's power before attaching the microphone. 2. Attach the microphone to the camera's hot shoe by aligning the locking ring with the hot shoe and sliding the microphone into place. Avoid attaching the microphone with the built-in flash raised. 3. Securely lock the microphone onto the camera by turning the locking ring clockwise. Be careful not to overtighten. 4. Neatly hold the microphone's cord in the cord groove to prevent it from sagging. 5. Set the camera's power switch to "ON" to activate the microphone. 6. Select the appropriate sound recording settings in the camera's menu. For more information, refer to the camera's instruction manual. 7. Avoid applying excessive force to the microphone installation part of the camera and refrain from holding the camera by the microphone. 8. Test the microphone by speaking into it, ensuring that you do not tap or blow into it. 9. Avoid touching the microphone, cord, or wind screen while recording to prevent noise interference. 10. Keep the microphone away from objects that emit strong electromagnetic fields, as they may cause noise to be recorded. 11. Detach the microphone from the camera for storage by turning off the camera's power, disconnecting the output plug, and loosening the locking ring adequately. By following these steps, you can ensure that the Canon DM-E100 microphone is used correctly with your camera, allowing you to capture high-quality audio during your recordings.
If you are unable to detach the Canon DM-E100 microphone from the camera, you can follow these steps to resolve the issue: 1. Turn off the power of the camera to ensure safety during the detachment process. 2. Disconnect the output plug of the microphone from the camera. Gently pull the plug straight out from the camera's microphone input. 3. Loosen the locking ring of the microphone adequately. Rotate the locking ring counterclockwise to loosen it from the camera's hot shoe. 4. Once the locking ring is sufficiently loosened, carefully remove the microphone from the camera by sliding it out of the hot shoe. By following these steps, you should be able to detach the Canon DM-E100 microphone from the camera without any issues. Ensure that you handle the microphone and camera with care during the detachment process to avoid any damage.
When using the Canon DM-E100 microphone, it is important to be aware of the following safety precautions: 1. Avoid exposing the microphone to extreme temperatures. Do not leave the microphone in places with extremely high or low temperatures, as it may become hot or cold and cause burns or injury when touched. 2. Keep the microphone away from flammable gases. Using the microphone in environments where flammable gases may be present can pose a risk of electric shock, explosion, or fire. 3. Do not insert foreign objects or liquids into the microphone. Avoid inserting any objects or liquids into the microphone, as this can damage the product and affect its performance. 4. Handle the microphone with care. Avoid applying excessive force to the microphone installation part of the camera and refrain from holding the camera solely by the microphone. By following these safety precautions, you can ensure the safe and proper use of the Canon DM-E100 microphone during your recording sessions.
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Number of questions: 3Is it possible to change the cable on the DM E100 to a longer one (i.e. is there a hidden socket behind the cap)
Hello - re - the dm-e100 mic, I get no difference/improvement in sound quality when I shoot with the mic. Sound recording is set to auto, no difference when in manual mode. The wire is firmly plugged in. Am I missing something???
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