Jim Stamos
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mainly inside
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i saw those adaptors, they would work better. is there a mount to put that mic on a shoe?
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is the rode much longer than the sony? how did you secure it in the mic slot?
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so are you saying i will be safe going with the rode ntg-1? i shoot a ton of receptions, but just started with my ex. never had an issue with the mic on my dsr300 for years.
you would think sony would have a recommended one for the ex1r that will give me good audio -
i never had a problem with this issue with my dsr300 and i shot 100s of receptions.
is the recommended mic for the ex1r going to be as bad as the oncam mic? would hate to throw money and time away if it wont do the trick -
maybe i should keep the audio on agc low from now or go with a small shotgun. someone suggested the rode nt5.
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don, i was shooting a wedding reception as i have many times before.
i had my agc on high and my limiter on . is there any audio software that can improve this audio? all my dance footage at the reception sounds hot.has to be something to improve it to a level that bride wont notice -
thanks for clearing this up. worked out for me, i got some great keyed muzzle flash effects off you tube, very clean
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unfortunately i dont have any details on the principals, kids are going on/off the area throughout, they just booked me last minute to shoot this.
theyll just have to live with what i get. -
there will be around 15-20 on at a time, sometimes just a few