How to use IRiver ???and more..
Hi all !
I am just getting started with wedding videography and still have a lot on my head. So, one of my questions would be: What do I do with Iriver? Please learn me ,why is imperative to have an Iriver??(backup sound just for ceremony?) and how exactly I handle it,where do I have to attach it etc...Everything... I want tot buy wireless mic. I finally decided to go for either JVC GY-HD100U(i heard they fixed the problems) or CanonXL2 .Any suggestions from you the professionals??? You have been always ready to lend a hand for everybody . Cam Lights any hints, please? Thank you in advance for your help. |
Todd, not to brush you off but there's so much information here regarding the iRiver that a simple search should give you more than you need.
Just avoid the new "T" series. Stay in the 700 - 800 series which are not made any more and although rare can still be had. |
The simple answer is that you should always have a mic on the groom. Put a wireless and/or iriver in the grooms coat pocket (behind the lapel) and clip the mic on the lapel. Hide the cable the best way possible. You MUST get good quality audio and a mic close to the couple is the only solution. Do not skimp on audio quality. Get a $500 Sennheiser wireless mic or quality UHF equivalent setup. If you get crappy audio due to poor quality equipment, it will be a nightmare that haunts you for months.
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