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Monday 12th November 2007, 14:53
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Making of Parabolic mic
I would like to know, how to make a parabolic mic. I searched all the threads, but didn't find one.
I have Canon XL2 with stock short shotgun, need a parb to isolate the distant birds call. What all the accessories it required & can I directly connect it to XLR or do I have to make recording the call then transfer it at the time of editing? Ashok |
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Wednesday 14th November 2007, 15:33
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Israel
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Hi Ashok
I searched google to find those http://www.bambooturtle.us/ParabolicMicrophone.html http://www.bio.umass.edu/biology/kun...k/homepage.htm |
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Thursday 15th November 2007, 10:37
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Thanks sasi_yaad,
bambooturtle is too elimenrty, other one ok. I still need a refined one, not the telinga's. |
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Saturday 12th January 2008, 16:51
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Location: Manchester
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Have you thought about using a satellite dish? You can get a fixed 60cm dish for about £25GB and they already have a stalk for the satellite receiver which could take a microphone. I don't know enough about the physics to know how well they'd work with sound but I would have thought they'd be ok.
The ones I looked at were on this site: http://www.satellitesuperstore.com/fixed-dishes.htm |
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