Thanks everyone for advice.
Yes, the hum sound is steady and it's through the whole filming (silent and
voice), but it's just the level of volume of it that bothered me. I usually
film 5-10 sec of quiet room ambient sound so that I can use it for cleaning the
sound during editing, but this
I have a question about lavaliere. For interviews, is it better to use this
type of mic.? Does it pick up less ambient sound. What about if I film
outside with it..what noises does it pick up? If I filmed outside with a
lavaliere and if it didn't pick up enough outside noise, maybe it
On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 4:03 AM, loretabirkus loretabir...@yahoo.com wrote:
Yes, the hum sound is steady and it's through the whole filming (silent and
voice), but it's just the level of volume of it that bothered me. I usually
film 5-10 sec of quiet room ambient sound so that I can use it
I've been practicing a lot with the camera over these past days to try to
figure out where the problem may be and I think that it's camera that makes
this noise. I tried mic mounted on it, further from it-on a tripod..it
still gave that hum sound. Even when the mic was off, I could
Ruoert,
I've filmed inside so far. But in this one particular location the hum sound is
extremely big. I do have good earphones and I hear the sound in them as well. I
haven't tried with the tape off, but I suspect that it's the camcorder
mechanism in addition to the environment sound. I will
I meant Rupert. sorry for mistyping your name!
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, loretabirkus loretabir...@... wrote:
Ruoert,
I've filmed inside so far. But in this one particular location the hum sound
is extremely big. I do have good earphones and I hear the sound in them as
well.
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 5:58 AM, loretabirkus loretabir...@yahoo.com wrote:
Ruoert,
I've filmed inside so far. But in this one particular location the hum sound
is extremely big. I do have good earphones and I hear the sound in them as
well. I haven't tried with the tape off, but I suspect
