What type of Microphone?

[another random person]

Basically, I'm beginning to get into filmmaking and have compiled everything apart from an audio solution. Since I am only just beginning, I can only afford a very cheap microphone. I am unsure whether a Shotgun mic or a Condenser microphone will work better for scenes with dialogue. These scenes will sometimes be shot outdoors like at a park or something similar. 

I have found a few options so if you could offer recommendations based on the specifications of these microphones, that will be greatly appreciated.

 

Condenser:

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/282362860145

or

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/USB-Condenser-Microphone-Studio-Tripod-Stand-Audio-Broadcasting-Sound-Recording-/132018922363?hash=item1ebcf0e37b:g:j6QAAOSwcUBYP5jg

 

Shotgun

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Pro-Condenser-Video-Shotgun-Mic-Microphone-For-Nikon-Canon-DSLR-DV-Camcorder-AU-/201595069968?hash=item2ef000a610:g:O-IAAOSwvg9XTlPw

or

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/BY-VM01-Shotgun-Condenser-Microphone-3-5mm-Directional-Mic-for-DSLR-Camera-Mua-/222255650473?hash=item33bf7816a9:g:UGQAAOSwAuZX4Kiv

[waterjug]

for outside and stuff, you should get a shotgun, but for condenser desk or voiceover microphones, i think you should get the blue snowball or ice if on a budget. the extra $20-30 is worth it

[another random person]

1 minute ago, wii8cookies said:

for outside and stuff, you should get a shotgun, but for condenser microphones, i think you should get the blue snowball or ice if on a budget. the extra $20-30 is worth it

Will I be tossing up on dialogue quality if I opt for a shotgun? Since I can only afford one or the other.

[waterjug]

4 minutes ago, another random person said:

Will I be tossing up on dialogue quality if I opt for a shotgun? Since I can only afford one or the other.

i dunno, i'm just a guy on the internet that watches too many microphone reviews.

[EmoChipmonk]

Shot gun now Other mic later, or get a rock band mic..... bit of audio editing can make it sound not half bad. shouldnt break the budget,

[Ahoy Hoy]

10 hours ago, another random person said:

Basically, I'm beginning to get into filmmaking and have compiled everything apart from an audio solution. Since I am only just beginning, I can only afford a very cheap microphone. I am unsure whether a Shotgun mic or a Condenser microphone will work better for scenes with dialogue. These scenes will sometimes be shot outdoors like at a park or something similar. 

I have found a few options so if you could offer recommendations based on the specifications of these microphones, that will be greatly appreciated.

 

Condenser:

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/282362860145

or

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/USB-Condenser-Microphone-Studio-Tripod-Stand-Audio-Broadcasting-Sound-Recording-/132018922363?hash=item1ebcf0e37b:g:j6QAAOSwcUBYP5jg

 

Shotgun

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Pro-Condenser-Video-Shotgun-Mic-Microphone-For-Nikon-Canon-DSLR-DV-Camcorder-AU-/201595069968?hash=item2ef000a610:g:O-IAAOSwvg9XTlPw

or

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/BY-VM01-Shotgun-Condenser-Microphone-3-5mm-Directional-Mic-for-DSLR-Camera-Mua-/222255650473?hash=item33bf7816a9:g:UGQAAOSwAuZX4Kiv

For outside recordings cant beat a shotgun microphone with a window sock. But thats only suitable if the audio is coming from a single location.