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I'm planning on filming some man-on-the-street style interviews, and
i'd like to use the talk show host technique of holding a big mic towards people when they talk. So, this will be outdoors. Wind is a factor. There will be lots of background noise, which I want to pick up, but of course I need to clearly hear the interviewees talking. I also don't want to have to shove the mic right into people's faces to hear them. I'd like to hold the mic, 50cm (2 feet) away from people. Any mic recommendations? (in the $100-200 range) Also a technical question: I'm going to record the audio with the DV camera. There is a 3.5mm stereo-mic input, but with one mic I'm going to be mono. I did a test with a cheap mic, and I got sound, but I got tons of crackles and pops when the plug moved in the 3.5mm socket, and the sound was about 80% in the left channel. Not great. How do i get better quality mono-stereo? any advice appreciated! -saf |
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