Frage von FelixS:
I want to turn reports, which I support, especially people in your work. That is, I follow them with the camera while I film and talking with them.
I plan to buy a Sony HD Camera (CX560 likely).
The sound quality with an internal microphone is probably miserable. That means I would need an external microphone. However, I see a problem, though: For scheduled recordings I talk while I'm filming, with the person in front of the camera. The audio signals coming from two directions and thus with different distances from the camera.
Which Microphone to buy s.besten me for this purpose?
Already, many thanks!
Antwort von newsart:
And all you want to turn solo. And then you'd like to have a remote control with dimmer switch for rain and sunshine? (: -
No constructive views. Build a splitter for the microphone input of your camera, where the two left-right channels of stereo input split.
Dan Ansteckmikros you take two: One for you and one (s.besten via radio) for the protagonist.
Condition is that your camera makes a separate Tonaussteuereung of the two channels or enabled.
Other solutions require at least one additional staff person.
Antwort von FelixS:
Yes, I will turn first solo for cost reasons, not the way out.
How far do I get with a directional microphone such as Sennheiser MKE 400?
Antwort von tommyb:
The noise source must always be taken by the microphone. That is crap if the person is moving and it's talking about.
Follow the tip with the wireless badges. This will help you life properly.
Antwort von newsart:
Forget the directional microphone when you are alone. The question "how far" can not be answered in practice. It is indeed s.and on the ambient noise you will with increasing distance (I mean even some decimetre!) Have increasingly surround sound.
Antwort von carstenkurz:
ditto, two clip-on microphones, wired for one's own voice, one on radio. If the camera noseparate level control for left and right allows himself / herself still relatively easy to retrofit. But ne manual audio control should have the camera in any case. If there is separately atmosphere needed, you can do it asynchronously on a cheap field recorder.
A Beachtek adapter would probably hardly be in the budget it, or would be synonymous economic nonsense because it is better to buy the same camera with the necessary functionality.
Forget the OnKamera Micro, no preference whether or not directional microphone. The results so that everyone knows and wants it not for such a task.
Even if the Sennheiser Group G3 is stone me for this: One can synonymous for a cheap Thomann T-Bone, Shure PG14, Sennheiser Freeport db, Technologies PU850L, etc. lavalier wireless system for stationary use operate mobile. Is anything-yourself, but saves time just ¬ 400-500, and provides for interviews absolutely sufficient quality.
Otherwise does a Sennheiser G2 system at Indycine 5 ¬ / day.
- Carsten
