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Steph Grueso May 6th, 2009 03:37 AM

NOISE REDUCTION in Sony HVR-Z7, what is this?
 
Hello I saw in our new Sony HVR-Z7 a NOISE REDUCTION setting for audio. In the manual there is nothing about this... There only says "reduces noise from the microphone".
Does anyone know what this setting does and how and when you should use it?

Thank you in advance.

Gary Nattrass May 6th, 2009 11:03 AM

I have tried it and it seems to cut rf type noise from the camera, certainly with it switches off I can hear more of the mechanisms in the camera bleeding onto the mic.

The wind setting is a different thing altogether and is a straight bass roll/high pass filter.

Luc De Wandel May 6th, 2009 02:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary Nattrass (Post 1138638)
I have tried it and it seems to cut rf type noise from the camera, certainly with it switches off I can hear more of the mechanisms in the camera bleeding onto the mic.

I presume it is meant to reduce the noise of the image stabiliser. When switched on, the image stabilisation system makes a clearly audible noise - a kind of humming - that is recorded in quiet circumstances.

Steph Grueso May 7th, 2009 01:12 AM

So, then I presume you only have to use it when you use the mic mounted on the camera support. But there not seems to be a way to activate it in just one channel... It will it affect the other channel coming from the mixer. Would you leave it always on?
Thanks
St.

Luc De Wandel May 7th, 2009 01:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steph Grueso (Post 1139065)
So, then I presume you only have to use it when you use the mic mounted on the camera support. But there not seems to be a way to activate it in just one channel... It will it affect the other channel coming from the mixer. Would you leave it always on?
Thanks
St.

I would switch it off, because electronic noise reducing systems always mute some frequencies. Instead I would use a microphone with no omnidirectional characteristics somewhat further away from the camera. You could use the cold shoe on top of he cam to put a shotgun mic there.


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