Frage von DocD:
Here I told you that my SD707 is in the shop (Panasonic Service Center Rendsburg):
Did the synonymous SD707 - their fan is slightly louder than the SD300, which I own as well. Decent road noise drown out the fan noise. intercepted in a quiet room with the window closed and headphones on, but it is heard. Still, far less worse than the noise band of all mini-DV cams.
Why is my cam is now to support: if the monitor is folded and the viewfinder is filmed, the fan with a higher speed and causes rapid panning a clear buzzing / droning noise à la Star Wars laser sword. Maybe he has a little unbalanced or one of the fan blades strikes s.Rahmen. In a quiet room the sound is quite synonymous with no headphones, in 30 cm from the camera to hear. And it's definitely not normal, because it neither in the SD100 or the SD300 or the SD707 other species occurs.
The 'normal' fan noise of the action are, in my opinion no reason for complaint. The built-in microphones for quality audio recordings of no use anyway. Even with four times as expensive SemiPro cameras is an external Micro duty when required interviews or scenes with clean sound. This will be done at least microphones of the 200-euro-class (eg MKE400 Sennheiser, Rode NTG-2) used in broadcast applications with VJ camcorders often far more expensive mics. Even with broadcast Cams of the 30,000-euro class NOBODY would get the idea to record the sound only with the built-in microphones - or to complain even about the modest sound quality. In every price range these are just a crutch - their sound is best used as an atmosphere for the background.
In order for home use a little sound of the sea, party atmosphere, or the birthday toast to include Uncle Willi, the built-in microphones, but rich. Expected but still not too much, because the sound is inevitably neglected for all manufacturers. Given the shrinking housing and the lack of decoupling of the microphones from the case he can be mediocre at best and never never never replace an external Micro, when really equal the Picture synonymous expected results for the sound. Yesterday they came back -
"Adjusted Control Panel
Duration test run conducted
Compliance with the specifications tested "
The above-described fan buzz in pans - if you filmed by Viewfinder - is still available. 've Uploaded a video on Vimeo of it - with a Comparison of fan noise in an open and closed display. Headphones on the rattle can be heard clear as soon as I start up the camera-and herzubewegen:
http://vimeo.com/14241718
If the other SD707ern here in the forum noticed already synonymous? On my SD300, which is designed so similar and synonymous has the fan, I can not understand that. Since the fan is barely audible.
Am grateful for feedback of SD707 owners before I send in the part one more time ...
Antwort von Auf Achse:
Hello!
Is clearly mechanical play! When moving the fan is generated by the inertia of that sound.
Was this always or is that after some use of the camera created? I would claim the synonymous!
Can you provide any Comparison since I still have no 707.
LG, on axis
Antwort von Replay:
Do not be angry please - the ticking of the clock in the background is significantly louder than the fan, you do because of the fan is not crazy. It's enough already, when other people are completely wrong and keep the jaw s.die Camera to @ to hear the fan. @
And besides, one does not normally such a pan;)
Antwort von DocD:
War of the top s.so - the camera is brand new. It occurs at synonymous with slow panning shots. You hear it on PC boxes hardly clear on headphones, however. The clock is ticking very loudly and was only a meter away from the microphone.
I work as I said anyway, almost always with external Micro, however, I think that we should not tolerate such defects. If I messed up some times synonymous only a single setting, I would annoy me.
One hears this not touch anything / buzz the way in quiet surroundings even loose from half a meter away. So it is far louder than the fan noise very discreet.
