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April 12th, 2004, 11:14 PM
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Old Boot
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Bill - London <> New Jersey - no problem!!! ;-)
Senni ME66+K6 with XM2 GREAT stuff! I also put the XM2 on Mic ATT just to give me that extra protection. On the "other" channel I've used a Senni wireles mic. Works very well - excellent for interviews. Keep us informed about your project. G |
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April 13th, 2004, 03:14 PM
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RED Code Chef
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I think my exposure bar is almost always low or at least below
the middle. I'm pretty sure of that. The excecption might be outdoor shooting in sunlight. Like I said, I really don't look at it that much. I mainly look in my viewfinder (probably you GL2 users use the LCD flipout a lot?) since I don't have a monitor to drag with me. After that I trust my zebra's to not overexpose too much. Worked great for me. Check out my Lady X episode (#14) if you want to see my latest work with my XL1S using this path.
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