Yeah, I am hoping that I can avoid a separate audio recorder.  
I know it makes it better, especially if you are using multiple cameras and 
cutting from one to the other.  But gotta crawl before I can walk.  

From: Forrest Christian (List Account) 
Sent: Monday, February 08, 2016 10:39 AM
To: af 
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] OT Wireless Mic Selection Hell


Depending on your camera,  the audio chain may not be the best in the world.  
On the other hand,  there are several really good digital recorders that will 
take a lapel mic directly. (Zoom H1 for instance). Don't discount the 
possibility of recording audio off camera and then syncing it during editing,  
assuming you're using video editing software that makes this relatively easy.  

For the mic itself,  just pick up an ATR-3350.   

For the bodypacks, I'm a big fan of sennheiser.


On Feb 7, 2016 10:45 AM, "Chuck McCown" <[email protected]> wrote:

  Didn’t like the audio of the shotgun mic I got last week.  Picks up too much 
ambient noise. 

  So, looking at wireless mics this morning.  Too many choices.  Lots of folks 
selling high end stuff on ebay that is illegal to use.  Huge price range, all 
the way from $10 to $1000 systems.  

  I think I want UHF.  But then when I look at those there are performance 
reviews on amazon all over the map too.  I think I want a small receiver that 
can fit on a camera shoe.  

  I know I want a clip on mic.  I know I need to stay under 600 MHz, not 
totally sure you are legal in the 500 MHz ranger unless you get a part 74 
license....

  Arrgh.  

  Love to have recommendations.  

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