post your best results with the D90

oh ok, gotcha. what will you be recording audio with/to when you shoot 'for real'?

(sorry again for being off topic)
 
oh ok, gotcha. what will you be recording audio with/to when you shoot 'for real'?

(sorry again for being off topic)

by nature of the project, we'll be using rented lectrosonic wireless lavs to attract as little attention as possible, going to a sound devices 702 cf field recorder. in situations where we can boom, a sennheiser 416.
 
Hey Zak,

The Zoom H2 doesn't have XLR's right? What mic were you using and did you have a mixer?

Any post processing?

Thanks,
Andy
 
Cool. Was that the longest sync test you did?

I was thinking about getting the Zoom H4 to go with my D90, but all the sync issues I've heard about make me hesitate.

I guess I don't really do takes over 2 minutes usually anyways.

Love you work by the way. Really good stuff.
 
i don't know enough about the math behind it, but after i retime all my footage to 23.98 in Compressor, sync holds for a 5 minute take. whereas it drifts if i try to sync it up to the original 24fps file.
 
i have a 10 minute pilot for my feature, shot on the d90 with h2 + wireless lav sync sound. email me if you want to see it and tell me who you are and why you want to see it and i'll see if i can arrange something. it won't be posted online, at least not yet.

/matt
 
hey, that's ok matt. i'm just anxious to see/hear people getting good audio synced with D90 footage.

if/when i do another short, i wanna shoot it on a D90-type camera, as long as it (audio) won't kill me in post.

good luck on your project! :)
 
the d90 records great scratch audio so i didn't even use a clapper, just lined up the waveforms, sometimes visually sometimes by ear. worked fine and held sync for entire 5 minute shots. we shot 2.5 hours of footage and it took me maybe half an hour to sync up (i used to do that for a living though, before i realized that editing wasn't my thing).

/matt
 
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