Camera, Microphone and HomeMade SteadyCam
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@geezerart Impressive setup. You guys look like you really enjoy each others company. :-)
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Yes, I use it for a couple hours and my arm hurt. So maybe PVC pipe would be lighter. Right this minute my arms are hurting from painting my house with a paint roller! So I can relate! lol I'll go watch your video. Thanks for stopping by!
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Sure. I still use the audio can phone at home.
You must have enjoyed doing this vid as much as I liked it. By the way, great poem.
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You two really made this interesting. Hans:-)
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I'm working in TV too, click in my name, you doing very good
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Not very scientific, but great presentation, even funny. Love it. 5*
ppprod 4 years ago
Well, yes, the coffee can audio section are very scientific! We learned it in science class a very long time ago! lol Thanks for stopping bye!
geezerart 4 years ago
Great Podcast, great video, I love it
SteveBocaranda 4 years ago
Thank you very much! We were so silly back then! lol
geezerart 4 years ago
Great video :-)
That "flapping thing" is called a shock mount and is attatched to the Rode Videomic. It prevents the microphone from picking up any tapping noises, or noises when you move the camera (you'll notice it has elastics which work as tension bands to allow for any movement). It sounds obscure - but it really does work and the Rode Videomic is a great buy!
alexwilliams92 4 years ago
I do agree with you! It's great! Thanks for stopping bye!
geezerart 4 years ago