B bogatyr Active member Sep 17, 2007 #1 my audio-technika 4073 with a rycote softie is always in the frame. aside from using scotch tape, are there any more permanent and less ugly solutions? not talking about a buying a new shockmount. thanks Attachments Photo 14.jpg 75.8 KB · Views: 0
my audio-technika 4073 with a rycote softie is always in the frame. aside from using scotch tape, are there any more permanent and less ugly solutions? not talking about a buying a new shockmount. thanks
mikkowilson Steadi-Guru Sep 17, 2007 #2 Shot that through a mirror did you? A couple of thin rubber bands can help keep back stray fur. - Mikko Last edited: Sep 17, 2007
Shot that through a mirror did you? A couple of thin rubber bands can help keep back stray fur. - Mikko
B bogatyr Active member Sep 17, 2007 #3 i didn't notice the word Panasonic is reversed, no idea why. took a picture with my Mac book camera, no effect, weird optics on those tiny cameras i suppose you mean "rubber bands", then it sort of defeats the purpose of the softie
i didn't notice the word Panasonic is reversed, no idea why. took a picture with my Mac book camera, no effect, weird optics on those tiny cameras i suppose you mean "rubber bands", then it sort of defeats the purpose of the softie
mikkowilson Steadi-Guru Sep 17, 2007 #4 bogatyr said: the word Panasonic is reversed Click to expand... And the tape door is on the wrong side! You can also use a light net to hold in fur a little, without flattening it. - Mikko
bogatyr said: the word Panasonic is reversed Click to expand... And the tape door is on the wrong side! You can also use a light net to hold in fur a little, without flattening it. - Mikko
JasonFox Internet Sensation Sep 17, 2007 #5 You could also get this to move your mic back (apparently, Rycote must've seen the problem a lot!): http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/407098-REG/Rycote_037303_037303_Hot_Shoe_Extension.html
You could also get this to move your mic back (apparently, Rycote must've seen the problem a lot!): http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/407098-REG/Rycote_037303_037303_Hot_Shoe_Extension.html
B bogatyr Active member Sep 17, 2007 #6 thank you for your replies, but the hotshoe extender is not going to hold the vidled light (too wide) and the mic. will the the net cheers
thank you for your replies, but the hotshoe extender is not going to hold the vidled light (too wide) and the mic. will the the net cheers