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hotshoe
Hey guys, Do you know of any adapters i can use to give extra hotshoe so i can put my on camera light on the A1. I use the onboard for mics. I am thinking about buying NTG 1 for live concerts. Thx
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Singapore
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http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...hockmount.html
get this and the extra ring adapter for canon. It a little pricey , but it is really good. don't try to get the Rode SM4 or SM5. It a bit lose and the mic is always dipping down wards when you add a Rycote on it. If you are planning on using on shorter mic too. then get the Ktek KSSM instead. It is much better then clogging your hotshoe
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i am not looking for shockmount but for an adapter. The one i see in b&h is threaded how do you fit into the A1?. thx
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Obstreperous Rex
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First -- the accessory shoe on the Canon XH series camcorder is not powered, therefore it is not a hot shoe.
Second -- consider mounting your mic on another bracket and reserve the camera shoe for the light. There are a wide variety of ways to add an extra shoe or two. Check out http://bracket1.com/ and also the Mini Rover at B&H: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...ini_Rover.html |
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Join Date: Sep 2001
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SIMA offers a low cost ($13 range) bracket the provides two shoes on it. Not very elegant, but may meet simple needs.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...Bracket_1.html
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Thank you guys. I think the sima would work fine. (*_____*)
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Orlando, Fl
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I bought the sima one to help with stabalizing the camera while shooting on a boat. It has 2 shoe adaptors also. I second the sima.
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