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@kye the paid upgrades for MacOS (formerly OSX) are a thing of the past – its all free now, all the time~! -
I recall some issues that Dave Dugdale had with the a6xxx cameras that looked like IBIS and IS fighting each other. Â I don't recall if it ever got resolved, but I think that the only way to work out what is going on is to do a logical evaluation through testing. Â Shoot a shot with everything plain settings and verify that you can get a smooth pan like that. Â After you've established a baseline start adding in the settings you use one by one and see which one 'creates' the problem. Â Then leave that setting on and start reverting the previously adjusted settings back to your baseline and see if it comes good again, and if so then it will be a combination of multiple settings. -
By ade towell · Posted
the OP was after cheap solutions 100-150 euros, you can get a decent lav for that but not a wireless system that's worth using -
Wired is ultimately better, but the convenience of wireless trumps it if you are shooting and recording yourself. Mic up the talent, stick the transmitter in his/her pocket, and get on with the million and one other things you have to take care of. Just do everybody a favour and take off the headphones if they pop to the loo!!! Can see the merits of wired too though. It's a close call. -
By ade towell · Posted
Doesn't make any sense to me for the reasons I listed, have been burnt more than once from drop outs and interference with 'quality' wireless systems.If it's a sit down talking heads then wired is better quality and less risk and cheaper. What's not to like
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