04
Nov
Author: DJEquip // Category:
Yamaha Mixing Console
if you are planning on buying an external mic, chances are you are not happy with the built in mic that your camcorder has, in my experience buying this mic has an improvement but not for much.
sound quality does improve, you dont get as much background noise with it, but you still get enough for it to be annoying. The directionality aspect of it is limited, you will still pick up some sounds coming from the back of the mic, but that is to be expected with directional mics, my problem with it is that it does not do enough to prevent sound from the sides, its just not good enough.
for the price at hand, you might use it for some amateur filming, but if youre somewhat serious about sound quality, i suggest investing in a better mic.
quick question about professionals choice smx girth? (neoprine girth vs fuzzy girth)?
im wondering which type of girth is nicest, most comfortable and better for the horse. Smx Professional a fuzzy girth such as this one :http://www.doversaddlery.com/product.asp?pn=X1-02179&ids=843299009or a neoprene girth such as this :http://www.doversaddlery.com/product.asp?pn=X1-0202&ids=843299009have u used the professionals choice smx girth? is it good for the horse? and is it comfortable enough for everyday use? can i also show in it? thanks
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