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07/13/2012, 09:31 AM
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Fuck salt.
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Boston, MA
Vehicle: 2005 LGT
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Need help picking out a hotshoe mic
I just got a canon t3i for my birthday and love it. I have a 50mm canon lens for it which is gorgeous. I just need to upgrade the mic.
Budget: <$200 For: I would like it to be able to take clear exhaust clips, drivebys, revving, anything that involves engine and exhaust noise I'd like it to do without clipping or crackling. Features: It would be nice to have a foam windscreen with it because I will be taking moving shots with it as well. The t3i has a mic input as well as a hotshoe which I believe is standard size. I figured a shotgun mic would best suit my needs but I need some help picking one out. Any suggestions? |
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07/13/2012, 10:02 AM
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Fuck salt.
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I've heard good things about this one:
Amazon.com: Rode VideoMic with Fuzzy Windjammer Kit: Camera & Photo |
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10/14/2012, 05:19 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2012
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The one recommended by JermTheElf is good, but the positioning is the key with mics, so I guess you'll need to use it off the camera sometimes. You can also try an external recorder, like Zoom H1 (stereo mics built in) - price around $80.
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