www.dvestore.com Canon 5D Mark II internal audio input sounds a bit thin compared to the robust warmth achieved with the Tascam DR100. The trick is to use a Line to Mic cable, this Pads the output of the Recorder down to something that the Canon can handle via the MIC input (thanks @DSLRinformer!). The DVcreators Line to Mic cable is a simple 1/8" male to male with a -50dB pad. dvcreators.net Just for kicks we give the Sennheiser G3 wireless a whirl - note that we are using the upgraded MKE-2 lav mic for an even better sound. Also note that the RODE NTG-3 www.dvestore.com can sound pretty decent indoors when positioned very close. This room has tiled floors and bare, highly reflective walls. Reflections can be overcome with proximity. Imagine if that mic was boomed just out of frame. tascam.com sennheiser.com RODE NTG-3 shotgun mic dvcreators.net magiclantern.wikia.com dslrnewsshooter.com Video shot with Canon 50mm 1.4 Subscribe to our YouTube channel www.youtube.com DVeStore on Facebook www.facebook.com guycochran.com guycochran.com DVeStore Theatre guycochran.com DV Gear Talk Blog dvgeartalk.blogspot.com Guy Cochran's Twitter twitter.com DVeStore's Twitter twitter.com DVeStore on Vimeo vimeo.com tags: canon 5dmii 5dmk2 rode ntg-3 tascam dr100 sennheiser g3 ew112
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Canon 5D Mark II with RODE NTG-3 and Sennheiser G3 wireless into Tascam DR100
Canon 5D Mark II with RODE NTG-3 and Sennheiser G3 wireless into Tascam DR100 Video Clips. Duration : 2.67 Mins.
www.dvestore.com Canon 5D Mark II internal audio input sounds a bit thin compared to the robust warmth achieved with the Tascam DR100. The trick is to use a Line to Mic cable, this Pads the output of the Recorder down to something that the Canon can handle via the MIC input (thanks @DSLRinformer!). The DVcreators Line to Mic cable is a simple 1/8" male to male with a -50dB pad. dvcreators.net Just for kicks we give the Sennheiser G3 wireless a whirl - note that we are using the upgraded MKE-2 lav mic for an even better sound. Also note that the RODE NTG-3 www.dvestore.com can sound pretty decent indoors when positioned very close. This room has tiled floors and bare, highly reflective walls. Reflections can be overcome with proximity. Imagine if that mic was boomed just out of frame. tascam.com sennheiser.com RODE NTG-3 shotgun mic dvcreators.net magiclantern.wikia.com dslrnewsshooter.com Video shot with Canon 50mm 1.4 Subscribe to our YouTube channel www.youtube.com DVeStore on Facebook www.facebook.com guycochran.com guycochran.com DVeStore Theatre guycochran.com DV Gear Talk Blog dvgeartalk.blogspot.com Guy Cochran's Twitter twitter.com DVeStore's Twitter twitter.com DVeStore on Vimeo vimeo.com tags: canon 5dmii 5dmk2 rode ntg-3 tascam dr100 sennheiser g3 ew112
www.dvestore.com Canon 5D Mark II internal audio input sounds a bit thin compared to the robust warmth achieved with the Tascam DR100. The trick is to use a Line to Mic cable, this Pads the output of the Recorder down to something that the Canon can handle via the MIC input (thanks @DSLRinformer!). The DVcreators Line to Mic cable is a simple 1/8" male to male with a -50dB pad. dvcreators.net Just for kicks we give the Sennheiser G3 wireless a whirl - note that we are using the upgraded MKE-2 lav mic for an even better sound. Also note that the RODE NTG-3 www.dvestore.com can sound pretty decent indoors when positioned very close. This room has tiled floors and bare, highly reflective walls. Reflections can be overcome with proximity. Imagine if that mic was boomed just out of frame. tascam.com sennheiser.com RODE NTG-3 shotgun mic dvcreators.net magiclantern.wikia.com dslrnewsshooter.com Video shot with Canon 50mm 1.4 Subscribe to our YouTube channel www.youtube.com DVeStore on Facebook www.facebook.com guycochran.com guycochran.com DVeStore Theatre guycochran.com DV Gear Talk Blog dvgeartalk.blogspot.com Guy Cochran's Twitter twitter.com DVeStore's Twitter twitter.com DVeStore on Vimeo vimeo.com tags: canon 5dmii 5dmk2 rode ntg-3 tascam dr100 sennheiser g3 ew112
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