@@seandewispelaere I’m currently repping the NTG5. It’s amazing for interviews and controlled environment setups. I’m going to have to look into the NTG video mic now though for ambience. I agree though, Rode punches well above its weight class.
Hey Aryan, thank you - yea I use the Zoom H5 and a cloud lifter. Full gear list should be in the comments as well. I think I need to add the cloud lifter to it though.
I’m just getting into audio. Would the Rode NTG be a good wildlife mic? I’m looking for a mic to mount onto my A1. It’s strictly used outdoors. Wildlife, outdoor family fun, etc. No vlogging yet.
I don't have a ton of experience with wildlife audio but I think that it will do as well as any reasonably priced mic that is intended to be on top of of the cam
I hate dealing with them in general. Mostly due to how they look and hiding them without getting feedback annoys me. A lot of people do well with them though!
Ever since I first came across your channel something about your "image" had been bugging me but I just couldn't put my finger on it. Until 5 minutes ago when I decided to download one of your videos. Dude!!! 30fps?? as a videographer?? Really?
Hey Fener, yea I found that I like 30p for my YT videos as I shoot a lot of fitness stuff and tend to prefer 30p for the majority of those videos. I do shoot 24p for a lot of projects and might jump around on that a bit, but for now I'm liking what I am getting. Also, you can right click a video and select "stats for nerds" and see the frame rate 😉 Thanks for checking out and I hope that all is well on your end
Great video, mate! 👊👊
I think that the black Rode NT1 microphone gives you the best audio quality in the studio. Keep up the good work!
Agreed there
Appreciate this, Robert 👊
Amazing job dude 👍🔥✌️
Thanks, Vedant!
You’re such a legend! Can you do a tutorial on you would boom the rode ntg up? So it’s out of frame and maybe how you get the audio so crisp?
Will do, Colin, but I recently made a change to my shotgun mic, video coming soon 😬
Keep up the great work!! You’re definitely one of my new fav YT’ers🤙🏼
Appreciate it, Eric 👊
Man, this video looks way better than your previous videos, do you mind sharing the camera settings here?
Hey Emad, thank you. Yes, check out my Custom Picture Profile video 😉
Lmao that intro has me rolling 😂 Great video, man!!
Appreciate you and glad it landed for ya
@@seandewispelaere I’m currently repping the NTG5. It’s amazing for interviews and controlled environment setups. I’m going to have to look into the NTG video mic now though for ambience. I agree though, Rode punches well above its weight class.
Great video! Do you use a preamp or audio recorder? If so which one? Keep up amazing content🤘🏽
Hey Aryan, thank you - yea I use the Zoom H5 and a cloud lifter. Full gear list should be in the comments as well. I think I need to add the cloud lifter to it though.
Great video Sean!! Is the videoic NTG good with a7siii preamp ?? or do I need external sound recorder for that??
Thanks and I think the preamps are more than suitable but having an external recorder can add some versatility
I’m just getting into audio. Would the Rode NTG be a good wildlife mic? I’m looking for a mic to mount onto my A1. It’s strictly used outdoors. Wildlife, outdoor family fun, etc. No vlogging yet.
I don't have a ton of experience with wildlife audio but I think that it will do as well as any reasonably priced mic that is intended to be on top of of the cam
why avoid lav mics at all costs?
I hate dealing with them in general. Mostly due to how they look and hiding them without getting feedback annoys me. A lot of people do well with them though!
Ever since I first came across your channel something about your "image" had been bugging me but I just couldn't put my finger on it. Until 5 minutes ago when I decided to download one of your videos.
Dude!!! 30fps?? as a videographer?? Really?
Hey Fener, yea I found that I like 30p for my YT videos as I shoot a lot of fitness stuff and tend to prefer 30p for the majority of those videos. I do shoot 24p for a lot of projects and might jump around on that a bit, but for now I'm liking what I am getting.
Also, you can right click a video and select "stats for nerds" and see the frame rate 😉
Thanks for checking out and I hope that all is well on your end