Frage von scrooge:
Salü together
probably a little irritated by the title - a micro to a recording device?
I use the Zoom H2 for some time and am pleased in particular of the built-in microphone much.
The directionality of the Zoom H2 microphone is not very large.
An additional micro stereo if they remember to offer because I want to use synonymous for wedding movies, etc..
What do you think - has the Rode Stereo Videomic greater directivity than the built-in mics of the Zoom H2? If not, what stereo-micro (in comparable price range) would be an alternative?
If some one has had experiences I could save the test purchase ....
LG
Hartmut
Antwort von Jitter:
A stereo microphone like the Rode SVM of nature has nobesondere directivity. To achieve this, you need to get yourself a mono-directional microphone. This is in addition to ZOOM synonymous useful and a good stereo microphone have Diu but already in your recorder. The easiest way is, you place your ZOOM close to the source. Then you can all do without a microphone.
Antwort von scrooge:
Sure, the Zoom H2 I place synonymous whenever possible on site and can stand with the camera somewhere else.
My concern was primarily about the use case that I go around with the Camera and as two people accompany that move through the crowd. I will still be able to hear quite well what say the two, without the right of be drowned and left too much. With this requirement, the internal mic of my 550D or my overtaxed HV30.
But this recording is to be as synonymous stereo due to space.
If I have to put the Zoom H2 on the hot shoe, then I am exactly the same service as "good" as with the Rode Stereo Videomic?
LG
Hartmut
Antwort von Jitter:
Try a try and then judge whether it is much better sound than the integrated camera with microphone. In the HV 30 is very simple: you have to dampen the Mikrofoeingang the HV30 (there is menu) then you are connecting the headphone output of the zoom with the microphone input of the HV 30 and so can the zoom as an external microphone to use for the camcorder.
Antwort von scrooge:
Great tip, thanks. I'll try.
LG
Hartmut
Antwort von beiti:
I will still be able to hear quite well what say the two, without the right of be drowned and left too much. [...]
But this recording is to be as synonymous stereo due to space. The directed the characteristics, the less stereo effect is heard. There are a few stereo microphones with switchable characteristics, which remains in the close characteristics as well as left no stereo effect, so you might as well a mono-directional microphone to use. Is synonymous somewhere logical.
Ideal would probably be a "film sound mix," where the highly directional voice recordings are subsequently mixed with spatial atmosphere. But you get with live recordings as a 1-man team out hardly makes sense.
Antwort von carstenkurz:
With Splitmikrofonierung already feasible, as synonymous 1Mann team. Mono-directional microphone on the camera, atmosphere via separate micro on second channel or per field recorder - just as the Zoom H2
Whether it's worth the effort, you have to try.
For the language as does the zoom is useless - unless you hang him around the neck of the bride.
- Carsten
Antwort von scrooge:
The directed the characteristics, the less stereo effect is heard. Yes. Ultimately I'm looking for probably the compromise of "understandable because, well directed" and "still more than Tonpanorama Mono.
The Zoom H2 synonymous allows 90 degree viewing angle. But this will be for my purpose well enough not addressed yet. When Rode Stereo Videomic I've never found any shooting angle. Because someone knows more?
With Splitmikrofonierung already feasible, as synonymous 1Mann team. Mono-directional microphone on the camera, atmosphere via separate micro on second channel or per field recorder - just as the Zoom H2
Whether it's worth the effort, you have to try. One could, of course, a mono-directional microphone as the MKE400 to the camera and share with the Zoom H2 to record a flash bracket the stereo or even 4-channel atmosphere. Were worth a try. :-)
LG
Hartmut
