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Don't the Sigma Arts tend to also be large and fairly clinical? Just cheaper. Maybe that's what Canon is counting on. -
PicoMic is still smaller and lighter, and the newer Pro version can use a lav mic. The receiver is bigger, but it's also the storage/charging dock for the transmitters, which is handy when you're going from mic'd to not mic'd, changing speakers often, etc. They just need internal recording and they'd be perfect IMO.
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https://www.personal-view.com/talks/discussion/7580/driftwood-cluster-x-series-3moon-t7Ѕrіzz-t6nebula-t7drewnet-t9/p1 -
In case you haven't seen it, Riza did a video on how she shoots. TLDR; she has the most basic standard equipment, but creates the look in production design and in post. -
Can you dial in the amount of it? It might be good if used at a lower strength perhaps. One look that I quite like is when a GoPro or action camera is mounted to an off-road vehicle but has the stabilisation on and the image ends up being neither locked to the vehicle or locked to the scene but is somewhere in-between. I like the look because it is sort-of like how you experience very bumpy rides - you stabilise with your body and head but not perfectly. The fact it's moving and responding to the bumps against the vehicle also makes it look like there's a good human camera op too, which makes it look less artificial than if it was locked onto something in the shot.
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