How big is the HF10?
In fact, this picture makes it look bigger than it is.
Thursday, April 17, 2008
In fact, this picture makes it look bigger than it is.
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2 comments:
Hi again. Sorry, I posted the previous comments on the HF10. If the wind filter is a problem with the HF10's built-in mic (which it might not be, but for argument's sake...), are there any sort of filters or overlays you can apply over the mic ports on camcorders? I want to get the HF10 and was thinking of bringing it on a 3-day festival but space will be an issue so I don't want to bring an external mic as well.
I s'pose you could fit some foam over the front where the mics are.
I reckon you'll be OK with the combination of attenuation and adjustable mic level. You can always just turn it down :-)
(You might have to do that if the music is loud anyhow!)
Don't forget to use some headphones so you can monitor the sound as you go.
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