Shotgun mic picking camera noises
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April 12, 2008 at 3:13 PM #39983
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InactiveThe Azden SGM-X i have is picking up humming noises from the camera when mounted on the hot shoe (Sony FX7), the noise is gone when its not mounted. I have seen solutions by suspending the mic using rubber mounting systems (looks bulky). I have also ordered the Rode Videomic as it was recommended to solve this problem. Did anyone come across a hot shoe for a shotgun mic built from sound absorbing material?
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April 13, 2008 at 1:51 PM #172140
Alainstamour
ParticipantHi HJ,
Good choice for a mic! I have the Rode NTG-1 and I can’t say enough about this brand. It may not be the greatest mic in the world, but I don’t know of any other brand that comes close to delivering this kind of performance in this price range.
Rubber-mounting systems can be bulky, but some are quite effective at isolating camera noise. The Rode SM3http://www.rode.com.au/accessory.php?product=SM3 is something I own for my Canon XH-A1 and it works great.
Proper camera noise absorption from a suspension shock mount has as much to do with design as it does with its’ materials. Which is why I think most suspension shock mounts are bulky: their design puts the emphasis on noise reduction rather than size.
I hope you find something that meets both your needs.
In Solidarity,
Alain
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