Advice using the internal Mics?

pretty much any internal mic will produce useless sound due to location and quality. I wish the manufactures would just give up putting internal mics on pro equipment. It's just a complete waste of space and weight, plus it drains the battery
 
Agree with Uwe - I've done live music videos and having any kind of basic on-camera recording aids enormously in syncing the sound with whatever pro sound gear you have set up to get the "real" audio.
 
I'm a big fan of PluralEyes for syncing external recordings. I also like the internal mic for talking to myself during test shots.
 
The internal mic has saved me plenty of times when a clapperboard or some kind of slate wasn't a choice........
 
we always doing voice dubbing ,so if have a pilot track capture from internal mic very easy to dubbing,when we r doing dubbing ,we give the artist a pilot track via a head phone,then artist maintain same modulation and timing of pilot track,very easy to audio dubbing,all Bollywood films are doing this way,so we are don't bother about sound recording in the field,just record the pilot track,
thanks
 
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