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Brian Luce January 31st, 2008 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Mark Silva (Post 817692)
what I'm hearing as "noise" is definitely a hiss.

but a consistent hiss at that.

Are you guys jacking in to the handle jacks or the jack on top of the DC power input?

Eric Darling January 31st, 2008 03:20 PM

I'm using the headphone outputs on the rear of the handle. The jack you're talking about is a line output, and marked as such.

Brian Luce January 31st, 2008 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Eric Darling (Post 817819)
I'm using the headphone outputs on the rear of the handle. The jack you're talking about is a line output, and marked as such.

Well, that line output sure sounds better than that stupid headphone output! I think I'm gonna jam candle wax into those worthless headphone jacks--Or maybe use them as tooth pick storage receptacles!

Mark Silva January 31st, 2008 07:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Brian Luce (Post 817851)
Well, that line output sure sounds better than that stupid headphone output! I think I'm gonna jam candle wax into those worthless headphone jacks--Or maybe use them as tooth pick storage receptacles!

Good Idea!

I'm going to whittle down 2 birthday candles and jam them in there. ;)

Allan Coy February 6th, 2008 11:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Eric Darling (Post 817236)
Not so much interesting as it is annoying... I think this would be one area they cheaped out on because doing so didn't affect the quality of the final result on the recording. Still, how much would a cleaner headphone pre-amp cost for this camera? $10? It's very distracting, and causes a lot of grief for owners and their sound recordists.

Agreed the best way around this is a simple headphone preamp which has been designed for the job, take the line out of the camera into device and your away.

My sound recordist has not had a problem taking the line out of the cam for his cam return input to the sound desk.

They def have skimped on the headphone amp but belive the problem lies at the input stage.

We use a sound devices 302 mixer and when setting up the camera (HD 101e) the pots are up very high to achieve good levels for the Avid. When we shoot on the digi beta and use the test tone out of the mixer at the same levels, the pots are hardly working at all.

I guess for a cam under 10k you need to cut costs some where ( the biggest being the standard lense ) Our pics really came alive when we bought the 13x fugi lense

Brian Luce February 7th, 2008 02:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Allan Coy (Post 821750)
Agreed the best way around this is a simple headphone preamp which has been designed for the job, take the line out of the camera into device and your away.

Why do you need a headphone preamp?
Just jack into the line out! Sounds good! Huh?

Allan Coy February 7th, 2008 07:07 AM

Volume control maybe, unless there is a feature i'm unaware of. I myself have sensitive ears, where my soundo needs it cranked up (scary i know)

Mark Silva February 7th, 2008 06:22 PM

I just finished a studio shoot monitoring with the headphones in the line out.

what a difference that made.

I'm never using the headphone outputs again.


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