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Nope, only have an iPhone 5. The iRig will accomplish what I need it to.

I think I'll go with the 875.

I just listened to a couple tests online between the CK 1 and the AT875. The 875 sounded WORLDS better, but my guess is the guy who did it knew what he was doing. CK sounded metallicy. Do you still believe, given a sound guy who knows his stuff, could get better results from the CK 1 rather...

What about the iRig Pro? Anyone have any experience with it? Looks like it could do exactly what I need. Has an XLR connection, provides phantom power, and connects to the iPhone via lightning jack (not through the headphone jack). Looks like it also connects through midi which will also help...

Thanks Alcove! If I don't need the Q802, what would you recommend so I can get the sound from the mic into the iPhone via the XLR connection?

Ok, I've narrowed it down. I purchased a Behringer 802USB mixer than I will plug the XLR mic into, do my thing on the mixer, and then have that sent to iPhone 5 for recording via USB. Now for the mic. Before I was saying $150 would be max, I've decided to make $200 the very limit (my partner...

Again, don't have access to an unlimited budget. I'm making this almost with just what I already have. If you read in the audio thread I am willing to put up about $200 for sound equipment and then that's pretty much the budget. I started with the story that I have finally perfected. Then I...

Thank you for all the responses, I love the debate. I know this isn't the BEST method, but in terms of budget, and to also go along with the fact that I'm trying to do a lot of this using just an iPhone, I have to start there. To answer a questions..... -I am shooting the film on an iPhone...

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No, my goal is for this film to be in festivals....and to win. The story is something I have been working on for over 5 years and it's finally come to fruition. Unfortunately, my dream of unlimited fortune did not. I'm definitely not going to use the iPhone's microphone to record. It will store...

I wouldn't call it a gimmick. Did I want a way for my film to stand out? Yes. But am I going to sacrifice my expectations just to make it work? Absolutely not. Obviously I'm going to start out with an iPhone, which is what I'm researching now, but if it can't meet my expectations then I will not...

All right....let me have it! Seriously, though, I posted in another thread about filming a feature using only an iPhone (fitted with some lenses) and I know I am pushing it doing that, so I know I need to have kick butt audio for anyone to take this seriously. However, I'm so deep into this...

Thank you for the info regarding the lenses. Yes, I'm thinking the 28mm may be the go to lens for most of this but we'll see. I think I have the right equipment to keep it steady. I built a version of the silver flyer steadicam that I will test out once I get the Beastgrip and get a lens on it...

Thanks for the advice. I'm going to wait and get all the pieces and parts and see what happens. I've also constructed a DIY steadicam, track dolly, and jib so I feel like I'm too far brainwashed into thinking this'll work like I think it will. Also, I'm hoping to partly ride the iPhone niche if...

Yes, lighting is one of my main concerns. I have also read several articles about lighting being the chief antagonist of iPhone filming. Once I get everything set up I'll get a better feel for how it's going to be. If need be, I'll start shining in the lights. Yeah, audio is going to be...

Well, first off I have one. Don't have another camera. Second, why not?? I guess I should've mentioned I'll be using the Filmic Pro app so it won't be like I'm shooting with the iPhone video function itself. Between that app and the lenses I really think I should get something that is right up...

Thanks for the replies! First off, here is the DOF link from the product's kickstarter page I'll be using. I'm really excited about getting it and fitting these lenses to it...

Hi there! First post for me, hoping to get some good info from the experts! I am getting ready to embark on a feature using only an iPhone. However, I am going to fit it with lenses so I can achieve some bit a professional look. My question revolves around the lenses. Just for some background...