| Subject: | Re: Hello and a Sony PCM D100 question |
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| From: | mothman_98 |
| Date: | Wed Jun 25, 2014 5:22 am ((PDT)) |
Hi, As the (albeit somewhat technically challenged) OP, I have done my best to follow along with the more esoteric posts but my practical conclusions for using the D100 in the field are: 1) Use the S/N 100db feature for quiet ambient recordings. 2) For recordings such as thunderstorms then switch to the Noise limiter option instead. I hope I have not misinterpreted your interesting discussions! Clive |
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