Craig Alan
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I have had many problems capturing Canon footage into non-linear editors. I
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Thanks Leo,
I did not occur to me to use the sun as a backlight rather than the key light. I -
Thanks Leo,
I did not occur to me to use the sun as a backlight rather than the key light. I -
Thanks. The AF OUT was set much too high, in the line level range. Today, I am going to do sound checks with headphones on before anything else. I’m getting more comfortable with the kit’s menu controls, though I have no idea which to adjust based on what I hear. For now, I just want a decent level to shoot with in one particular setting with two talents. When I get the chance, I will pick the brains of a pro. I know a couple of guys in town who would be glad to help. However, they are very busy. I totally agree with you that sound is much trickier to capture than the picture, though I think the lighting designers would beg to differ. Just the same, we
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Any chance of sending me a jpeg of your small mixer-sized tray attached to your tripod’s legs. Here’s a pic of my tripod:
https://www.video-direct.com/accessories/manfrotto/manfrotto-503-351mvb2k-image.html
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YES, I’m running into that already. Forget adjusting the receivers in the middle of a shot. The audio gain can be adjusted using the back knob of the pd-170 and even that needs a steady hand. I have a mixer on order. Where do you mount your mixer in the field?
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Thanks. I stopped by the video supply store and picked up an accessory mount that gives me three mounts for receivers. The G2 has a scan function that auomatically finds the next available freq. So I’ll gve it a try.
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Noted. I can’t afford a pro for this shoot. But I do have some time to experiment. If I do bring in another person to monitor the sound, I’ll have to show him/her what to do first.
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Yes I have a nice pair of phones.
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Thanks. I will be using a tripod. However I will be moving it for each shot and readjusting the legs to different heights, etc. I will also be doing some panning. It