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Foucault Martial September 2nd, 2008 04:56 AM

Is Mic input supply +5v bias? Question for DIY Project
 
Hi,

Is someone knows if the HVR-HD1000 supply +5v bias for condencer mics ?

Thanks

Ville Honkonen September 7th, 2008 11:01 AM

I have beachtek xlr adapter, i have sonyhd1000 own mic and a sony PWD530 mic, when i try to connect pwd530 mic to the xlr adapter it not work. but when i connect a wireless mic to beachtek it work's

so the default sonyhd1000 mic will work with battery?! but where is it..

Foucault Martial September 7th, 2008 11:38 AM

------------ when i try to connect pwd530 mic to the xlr adapter it not work

I think this mic need phantom power

------------ so the default sonyhd1000 mic will work with battery?

I done some test on the HD1000's minijack plug, and it supply +3v.

Ville Honkonen September 7th, 2008 01:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Foucault Martial (Post 930500)
------------ when i try to connect pwd530 mic to the xlr adapter it not work

I think this mic need phantom power

The hd1000 default mic is not a phantom mic ?

Foucault Martial September 7th, 2008 03:54 PM

Quote:

The hd1000 default mic is not a phantom mic ?
No, it's not a phantom power mic, also it has only a minijack plug.

Ed Sharpe December 16th, 2008 01:47 AM

the microphone that comes with cam...
 
ok so what is the bias.... and how good a microphone is this?... and what other microphones run off this cam without using batteries.

thinking of getting this or the panasonic that records to sd cards that is a sholder mount.

Foucault Martial December 16th, 2008 03:00 AM

I don't understand well ...
 
Ed, could you explain a little bit more your post ...

Thanks

Ed Sharpe December 16th, 2008 03:25 AM

please re read I cleaned the spelling up!
 
please re read I cleaned the spelling up!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Foucault Martial (Post 978954)
Ed, could you explain a little bit more your post ...

Thanks


Foucault Martial December 16th, 2008 03:48 AM

Ok,

Maybe someone can explain better than me but I'll try my best.
So, the Bias is only the fixed +3V on the Mic (Plug in Power) used for the original camcorder mic alim.

To use another mic you can choice the mic you want.
- Some needs Phantom Power (not provide on this camcorder), it's necessary to use external unit (ex : Beachtek DXA6)
- some needs internal battery (ex : Rode NTG2)
- Some works alone (ex : Shure SM58)

The last thing is to convert from balanced to unbalanced for this you can use a Beachtek DXA2s.

Quote:

thinking of getting this or the panasonic...
Which Panasonic you speak about ?

Ed Sharpe December 16th, 2008 04:07 AM

sony sholder vs pansonic sholder camera I need to decide which at BH Photo
 
The panasonic is the... AG-HMC70 the sony is the Sony HVR-HD1000

Guess I need to decide in the next few hours... yes examine the audio on the panasonic also.

The panasonic records to dshc cards and has xlrs but no focus ring. I wonder also which optical image stab, is better? sony's or panasonic?

Ed Sharpe December 16th, 2008 05:03 AM

for comparison panny manual... ftp://ftp.panasonic.com/pub/Panasonic........
 
ftp://ftp.panasonic.com/pub/Panasoni...G-HMC70_OI.pdf

Foucault Martial December 16th, 2008 05:08 AM

I'm sure you will do the best choice for your needs.

HVR- HD1000 is HDV
AG-HMC70 is AVCHD

They are not the same HDV vs AVCHD.

Comparaison test (not complet)

Good choice, and give us news

Ed Sharpe December 16th, 2008 06:35 AM

the two cameras....
 
It is a hard choice between these cameras... I wonder which is better at lower light.

I probaby need to spend about 8k for a camera to do all I want plus be light sensitive but.... that is more than I have to spend!

I wonder if sony vegas 8 handles the avchd format well too... I know it will work well with hdv.



Quote:

Originally Posted by Foucault Martial (Post 978984)
I'm sure you will do the best choice for your needs.

HVR- HD1000 is HDV
AG-HMC70 is AVCHD

They are not the same HDV vs AVCHD.

Comparaison test (not complet)

Good choice, and give us news


Ed Sharpe December 16th, 2008 07:08 AM

sony compact flash units...
 
a pity the ones that fits a couple of the other units will not work with this... I wonder how it interfaces.....



the sony looks a little nasty at 12 lux in this comparison table... I wish it showed what the payy looked like...

Ed Sharpe December 16th, 2008 07:24 AM

the xlrs on the panny
 
the xlrs on the panny this is great.


i am trying to figure though just how good the 13 mbps record rate is on the avchd


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