recording and syncing audio with the nikon D90 next in the d90 tutorial series.
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In this episode, we look at the process of recording a simple voice clip using a microphone and an audio track.
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4. Recording Audio with the D90 in Movie Mode – Interactive tutorial
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But the H4n is too expensive, any other alternatives?
how would you hook the audio device to the camera? what kind of cable would
you need??? thank you
I have the canon xh-a1 video can, and I record a 190+ marching band, and
large concert orchestras in doors . Can the h4n be connected to the camera
via xlr or should the recording be done separate
@usedtobealawyer its a birthmark dont be mean :L
@eyepatchentertainmen hi mate im trying to upload videos to you tube from
the d90 and the audio is way out of sync with the picture like way off ! is
there an easy way to fix this im not very good with all this stuff !
thanks for the heads up. Actually the audio is probably fixed in the d300
because I believe it also has a gain setting.
Thank you for a nice review! Which microphone would you suggest for doing
on location interviews? I was planning on getting the VoiceElectro RE-50
ND-B (omnidirectional dynamic microphone) and the Zoom H4n as a hand held
flash recorder. Would this combo be any good? Love and Peace, Queen of
Norway
$349 from amazon
yea lets wait till im 16 and have a job lol. Anything cheaper that you know?
o okay thats what my bday moneys going to. This is a smart way of getting
audio though
What’s up with the left side of your face?!?
if you’re doing a feature. You’ll want one to expect to dedicate several
hours to syncing the audio. Also, using a slate is highly highly
recommended. The audio will drift as well, if you are doing long takes (24p
vs the 23.976) so just sync each take separately. I really recommend Avid
if you’re editing an entire feature.
Hey, big question. How difficult is it to sync up the sound from the
digital recorder to the d90 footage? I’m planning on doing a small feature
soon which will need almost all the audio recorded during filming. Will the
best thing to do be to sync up each individual shot and then edit them
together to create the film? Great help by the way.
Thanks man I love this series, very helpful!
you can find a lower end model like the zoom h2 on ebay for $160
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! I’m watching ALL of your videos and they
are so helpful. You keep coming up with great creative projects and THEN
turn around and share you rknowledge. Seriously, so appreciated. D90, 50mm
1.8, 18-105mm, FCP
1) this video has the links missing to the other videos… 2) do you think
this audio issue has been changed with d300s’s stereo input?
how much is that little audio recording device?