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audio:start [2014/05/04 22:17] 92.224.251.24 [Professional inputs with not so professional Plugs] |
audio:start [2014/09/08 10:54] (current) 85.11.59.134 [Audio Meters? No, sorry.] |
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| The frequency range is surprisingly bad and some internal noise is introduced by the camera itself. | The frequency range is surprisingly bad and some internal noise is introduced by the camera itself. | ||
| - | [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIZ9sxMwAz4|Example 01]] | + | [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIZ9sxMwAz4|Example 01]] [[http://vimeo.com/83495971|Example 02]] |
| ====Professional inputs with not so professional plugs==== | ====Professional inputs with not so professional plugs==== | ||
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| - | ====Audio Meters? No, sorry.==== | + | ====Audio Meters? Yes, they are finally here.==== |
| - | Since the most recent firmware still has no audio meters, it is difficult to check the volume on set. One way is connecting a field monitor or EVF that displays audio levels or recording through an external field mixer. | + | With the 1.9.3 firmware update, the camera has gained simple audio meters. However, a better way to check audio may still be to connect a field monitor or EVF that displays audio levels or recording through an external field mixer. |
| ====FAQ==== | ====FAQ==== | ||
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