At 4:01 PM +0000 5/12/10, marshall_woodruff wrote:
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>I am very new to recording and not as sharp as you all appear to be
>in this. It is a whole new world to me and I need some help.
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>I am going kayaking in the Arctic to Pond Inlet, Canada this summer
>for three weeks, not only do I want to photgraphy all I can I bought
>a Sony PCM M10 recorder to capture all that Nature has to offer, or
>try. I want to have an external mike with me, I think this would
>help in having a better chance of sounds and I can protect my M10 by
>using a mike. But I have no idea about mikes. Can you help me? Would
>I be able to get a decent one in the $100-150. range? thanks all for
>any input.
>marshall
Hi Marshall--
Sounds like a great experience.
In that price range, you might consider a pair of Shure WL183's that
you can clip on top of your shoulders or on the sides of a hat.
http://tinyurl.com/yck7ck9 You can seal the recorder in a couple of
ziplock bags.
Even better, Mike Rooke might be able to make you a set of his new
water-resistant mics for, similar, "clip-on" mounting for a little
more. http://www.urlme.net/blog/?p=3D1416 Coincidentally, Mike may on
a seaside recording jaunt if he's slow in responding. Rob D.
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