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My Setup - Part Deux
With the recent addition of a Beachtek DXA-2s, I'm able to use my AT897 on camera as well as on a boom. (The tripod is a Velbon Videomate 738.)
http://photos.imageevent.com/24peter...e/IMG_3978.JPG More pics here: http://photos.imageevent.com/24peter...e/IMG_3980.JPG http://photos.imageevent.com/24peter...e/IMG_3990.JPG |
Man that is sweet. So the mic stays out of the picture?
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I've posted elsewhere you could use the AT897 without the Beachtek. You just need a rather inexpensive XLR-to-mini cable. However, you'll only get sound on one channel that way. The Beachtek has a switch to record the mono signal on both channels, so while it's not stereo, at least one channel isn't missing when you play it back on a TV. |
Nice shock-mount, I've got a problem in that the Sennheiser MKE-300 attaches directly to the shoe, but I like to insulate it from the body to reduce camera operation noise. With the plastic body and shoe mount of the MKE300 it's not really suitable for rubber mount, but I gues it could fit in.
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http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...icrophone.html |
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peter,
what shoe mount mic holder is that and how much does it cost? thanks! |
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Note: the SM3 has two little metal "feet" on the shoe mount that need to be cut/ground off in order to drop down into the HV20 hot shoe. Here's a kit if you don't want to get the Beacktek - http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...icrophone.html But note: the kit only records mono - one channel only. Need to duplicate it in post to have audio on both channels. |
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