This is a brief excerpt from F-Stop Academy
Learning to record audio for DSLR shooters can be challenging. The secret to recoding great audio is to get the microphone as close to the subject or person you are recording as you can.
However, getting a mic close is not always physically possible..
The built in microphone on all dslr’s is frankly not useable for any production sound.
The second challenge is that DSLR’s were designed to take still pictures first and record video second and so the amount of control you have for audio is limited.
While some of the newer cameras like the 5D Mark III have headphone capability (we cover this in some detail in my tutorial, How to Shoot Video on the Canon 5D Mark III) the audio pre amplifiers in these cameras still are not what I would regard to be ‘good enough’ for professional use.
In these two videos I show you an overview of sound recording solutions for DSLR film makers and if you are a photographer who is new to shooting motion you will find this guide to microphones and sound recording very useful to orientate yourself in the maze of sound recording and microphone options.
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By: Den
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