Tips on how to increase audio quality

Emily Tullock | Sep 04, 2012 | Comments 0

Ross Linton will lead a master class at the PANPA Future Forum on how photographers can increase audio quality when taking video.

Improving sound quality is an aspiration for many press photographers as they build up their skills in a multimedia world. Colleagues know all about how to capture great images but “sound” is proving to be a trickier proposition.

Ross Linton is a highly credentialed sound engineer who lectures at Australian Film, Television and Radio School. He will provide you with techniques and tips for enhancing audio in your videos, providing you the change to be crystal clear with your audience in every way.

September 7, 9am to 10.30am

Room G07

Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre

Register here for the PANPA Future Forum.

RECOMMENDED AUDIO EQUIPMENT VIDEOS AND ARTICLES

An article and video about syncing vision & sound using PluralEyes.

http://philipbloom.net/tutorials-1/canon-5dmkii-tutorials/part-2-syncing-audio-and-video-with-fcp-and-plurayeyes/

A detailed article by Philip Bloom about DSLR audio shortcomings, and how to overcome them.

http://philipbloom.net/2009/05/23/how-to-record-sound-with-the-canon-5dmk2/

An excellent short video demonstrates the uses of a quality camera gun mic.

http://www.johnbarry.com.au/products/sennheiser-mke400-camera-mic

Philip Bloom demonstrates the best methods of recording sound with DSLR cameras. http://vimeo.com/videoschool/lesson/16/recording-sound-for-dslrs