Perfect! Thanks for this mate!

Thank you, David. Your video helped me a lot!

Excellent thanks David, your audio settings have been very helpful. A big thank you.

Great Video David!

Love for that, helpful! x

informative

At last some help on audio, which according to those that know' is one if not THE most important factors on video, weather its background music or vocal tone ITS a biggie.

Hi, David. Greetings from Ukraine! :))) Thanks for your videos. I listened to you how the Deity V-mic D3 microphone sounds and once again realized that this microphone, frankly speaking, is quite weak compared to the Rode Video Mic Pro, which I have been using for 5 years. I really like the way it works in conjunction with the X-T3. Deity V-mic D3 attracts with its low price, no more.

Thank you for this interesting video, as usual !

one thing is missing here in this video . Mic level will be not on the screen even if marked when previously indicators has been changed to large. Indicators has to be standard -small size to see microphone levels on the LCD panel . Otherwise you won`t see mic levels at all.

@GrandadsReviews

3 жыл бұрын

Very true but not sure how many people actually use large indicators as I don’t think I ever have.

Hi Dave, thanks for the guide - very useful. My XT4 manual says no to powering mics from the camera. So I need a battery powered one - bigger and heavier. I checked the manual for your XT3 and it says the same. But it seems you have unpowered mics working ok. I don't want to waste money on the wrong stuff - how do you see this manual says no vs your practical experience? Sorry I'm a bit late to this channel.

@GrandadsReviews

4 ай бұрын

A powered mic is a mic that requires 48v to operate which the camera cannot supply but a unpowered mic is one that only needs 5v or less to operate which the camera can supply.

can you tell me what quality the camera records. my panasonic g80 is standard 128kb mp3, i think that is not good enough

@GrandadsReviews

3 жыл бұрын

Hi yes the g80’s audio is good that’s what I used as my main audio capture when I first started using the g80 it records in aac and Dolby digital depending on which video format you are filming in.

i can't see the audio level on my screen even if i activate it (x-t4)

i have a rode videomic ntg hooked uo to mine and it has this,...ducking that im trying to figure out how to turn off...i dont know if its a camera setting or a mic setting....every time i talk you can hear it cutting the volume drastically nd it sounds like crap.....how do i turn that off?

@GrandadsReviews

4 жыл бұрын

Hi the only thing in the camera settings I can think of that might do that is the wind cancelling setting, don’t believe anything on the mic would do it but have never used that mic so can’t be sure.

Hello.... Every time i want to record the information from my LCD go away.... I did the Configuration you suggest and when i start record all the LCD delete the info... only the red cicle is on.... Why is that?? I took off the Large LCD and i checked the Audo Levels... Please Help. I have an Xt3

@GrandadsReviews

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry but not sure what you mean by the lcd deletes the info if you mean the audio meters that you adjust they are only present while you adjust them you have to enable audio meters in the custom display settings to monitor them.

Bought X-T4 the other day and was disappointed with the quality of sound recording. I was using Lav Mic and there was pretty loud noise heard, while on my small Sony RXM7 there was none whatsoever. Am I doing something wrong or it's just the thing with Fuji?

@GrandadsReviews

3 жыл бұрын

If it is the noise floor causing it then it is the X-T4’s preamps which are ok but not that good you can try turning the camera preamps down to we’re the meters are just above the -20db mark other than that you will need a mic with adjustable gain control so that you can turn the camera preamps right down or a external recorder which is what I use.