cameron12x wrote: TEASER wrote:
Manual mentions we need a 3.5 MM Jack for Mic input to record stereo.
Ill be doing mostly wildlife with this and was thinking a directional mic might be the right direction.
Anyone have any experiance that might point out good manufacturer choices?
keith
I\'d be interested to learn more about directional microphones too, as I\'d also like to shoot wildlife. I did go ahead and buy the Rode Stereo Videomic, but I don\'t believe it will work well for distant sounds.
We also need to have Magic Lantern ported from the 5Dmk2 to the 7D so that we can get around the current AGC limitation.
Keep us posted on what you learn about directional mics.
cameron12x wrote: TEASER wrote:
Manual mentions we need a 3.5 MM Jack for Mic input to record stereo.
Ill be doing mostly wildlife with this and was thinking a directional mic might be the right direction.
Anyone have any experiance that might point out good manufacturer choices?
keith
I\'d be interested to learn more about directional microphones too, as I\'d also like to shoot wildlife. I did go ahead and buy the Rode Stereo Videomic, but I don\'t believe it will work well for distant sounds.
We also need to have Magic Lantern ported from the 5Dmk2 to the 7D so that we can get around the current AGC limitation.
Keep us posted on what you learn about directional mics.
cameron12x wrote: TEASER wrote:
Manual mentions we need a 3.5 MM Jack for Mic input to record stereo.
Ill be doing mostly wildlife with this and was thinking a directional mic might be the right direction.
Anyone have any experiance that might point out good manufacturer choices?
keith
I\'d be interested to learn more about directional microphones too, as I\'d also like to shoot wildlife. I did go ahead and buy the Rode Stereo Videomic, but I don\'t believe it will work well for distant sounds.
We also need to have Magic Lantern ported from the 5Dmk2 to the 7D so that we can get around the current AGC limitation.
Keep us posted on what you learn about directional mics.
cameron12x wrote: TEASER wrote:
Manual mentions we need a 3.5 MM Jack for Mic input to record stereo.
Ill be doing mostly wildlife with this and was thinking a directional mic might be the right direction.
Anyone have any experiance that might point out good manufacturer choices?
keith
I\'d be interested to learn more about directional microphones too, as I\'d also like to shoot wildlife. I did go ahead and buy the Rode Stereo Videomic, but I don\'t believe it will work well for distant sounds.
We also need to have Magic Lantern ported from the 5Dmk2 to the 7D so that we can get around the current AGC limitation.
Keep us posted on what you learn about directional mics.
cameron12x wrote: TEASER wrote:
Manual mentions we need a 3.5 MM Jack for Mic input to record stereo.
Ill be doing mostly wildlife with this and was thinking a directional mic might be the right direction.
Anyone have any experiance that might point out good manufacturer choices?
keith
I\'d be interested to learn more about directional microphones too, as I\'d also like to shoot wildlife. I did go ahead and buy the Rode Stereo Videomic, but I don\'t believe it will work well for distant sounds.
We also need to have Magic Lantern ported from the 5Dmk2 to the 7D so that we can get around the current AGC limitation.
Keep us posted on what you learn about directional mics.
cameron12x wrote: TEASER wrote:
Manual mentions we need a 3.5 MM Jack for Mic input to record stereo.
Ill be doing mostly wildlife with this and was thinking a directional mic might be the right direction.
Anyone have any experiance that might point out good manufacturer choices?
keith
I\'d be interested to learn more about directional microphones too, as I\'d also like to shoot wildlife. I did go ahead and buy the Rode Stereo Videomic, but I don\'t believe it will work well for distant sounds.
We also need to have Magic Lantern ported from the 5Dmk2 to the 7D so that we can get around the current AGC limitation.
Keep us posted on what you learn about directional mics.
