Subject: | Re: microphone stands in the field |
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From: | "Rory" rory_ca2 |
Date: | Sat Dec 2, 2006 8:57 pm ((PST)) |
Hi Mark, I'm glad that I asked the question. I've done this kind of thing both handheld and on a support. The support can be a monopod, if you are prepared to hold it, or a tripod. Personally, my supports are made of carbon fiber (cheap for a monopod, not cheap for a tripod). Carbon is lightweight, it doesn't get cold in the the winter and it doesn't mind getting wet. I don't use a boom, although I have one for other reasons, but rather a stereo bar. On the chance that you aren't familiar with photo tripods, there are two main brands, Gitzo and Bogen/Manfrotto. I happen to use Gitzo, but if you can, try out both. The main difference has to do with how the locking mechanism for extensions works, which is a question of personal preference. Good luck. |
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