FriYay all!After a recent shoot where I experienced some audio clipping, I needed to revisit my practices. Coming from the 5D series, I was always used to setting the input levels on the camera low - below 5 on the scale to avoid the poor signal to n...
Good morning!I'm looking for a way to read the clip data info - lens, aperture, ISO, etc. on clips shot on the R5 C. Currently I need to review the data on .mxf files, but it would be great to do the same for RAW, or .MOV files as well.I tried the XF...
Check my notes on an earlier post:
https://community.usa.canon.com/t5/Professional-Video/CANON-R5C-Manual-Rec-Level-Issue-getting-crazy-here/m-p/481567#M4223
Ok - let’s try a different approach.
Forget trying to diagnose your audio issues by feeding a mic’s variable output into the camera.
Get a mixer that can export tone out at -18 db. Set the mixer out to mic level out. Feed that into the R5 C and see w...
No clipping on my end. What you are describing is a problem before the camera with the source, not the camera settings. In my opinion.
Double check your audio out on your mic and DJI wireless.
Did you try the settings I shared? They are pretty straight forward.
If you are still hearing clipped audio, then I'd suggest trouble shooting your audio one piece at a time. Try plugging your Rode mic directly into the R5C. Under normal speech you s...
I’ll be happy to share the settings I use for my R5C. Overall I’m very happy with the audio quality. Coming from the 5D series where any decent audio was recorded as double system, the R5C is a big improvement.
Here’s what I use for best results wi...