Bic Parker
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Deleting - To Moderators... I missed where there was a Footage/Stills area.... moving it there.
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Beginner's video with HMC40
- Thread starter Bic Parker
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They might be fine astronomers, but they are no chemists. The jar with water has one "H" circle and two "O" ones.
Did you wire the guy in yellow hi-vis jacket with a radio lav? Other people outside? Good sound. On a second thought, would be a pain to wire all of them. So, what mic did you use and what distance from the mic they were standing? Was it onboard or you had a sound man with the mic standing closer to the people who were talking?
All handheld?
Looks fine overall, pretty much TV grade.
Did you wire the guy in yellow hi-vis jacket with a radio lav? Other people outside? Good sound. On a second thought, would be a pain to wire all of them. So, what mic did you use and what distance from the mic they were standing? Was it onboard or you had a sound man with the mic standing closer to the people who were talking?
All handheld?
Looks fine overall, pretty much TV grade.
Bic Parker
Active member
Thanks Cranky...
I moved this video to the footage/stills sub-forum, but to answer your questions:
1. Lonnie marked the water bottle and he is not a chemist (we all gave him grief for that!)
2. All sound (outdoor shots) was recorded with an AT875R camera mounted XLR shotgun mic. This is the same mic as you see in the interview (yes, I am getting mic stand and boom LOL). The distance varied but was generally around 6 feet or so.
3. Everything but the interview footage was handheld. I'm still getting used to finding a good holding method to keep it steady. I'm also looking into a handheld gimbal mount to steady the motion.
I moved this video to the footage/stills sub-forum, but to answer your questions:
1. Lonnie marked the water bottle and he is not a chemist (we all gave him grief for that!)
2. All sound (outdoor shots) was recorded with an AT875R camera mounted XLR shotgun mic. This is the same mic as you see in the interview (yes, I am getting mic stand and boom LOL). The distance varied but was generally around 6 feet or so.
3. Everything but the interview footage was handheld. I'm still getting used to finding a good holding method to keep it steady. I'm also looking into a handheld gimbal mount to steady the motion.