Subject: | Am I right in thinking that a shotgun mike would help limit background n= |
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oise? I wish to keep things as portable as possible at the moment so a para= bola system is out of the question. A Sennheiser MKE 400 is one I am considering. (Is this the replacement for = the MKE 300?) Is the MKE 400 mike suitable for what I have in mind? Many people seem to suggest the ME66/K6 combination but this would stretch = my budget a little. My problem is I have no idea what compromises are being= made in my selection. When buying my DSLR camera I knew the compromises I = was making and when working within those eg. lower ISO, it does all I ask. If the MKE 400, like the voice recorder before it, is unsuitable I would we= lcome any suggestions or reccomendations. Many thanks. Stephen |
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