Sync Sound


For our documentary we will be recording sounds using a H5 Zoom with microphone. But we will also record sound using the camera. This is because we will then have the option of which one to use when we come to editing. We didn’t take a Clapperboard with us so we just simply clapped so that when we were editing and putting the sound with the footage we could easily sync up the sound if we use the recorded sound from the Microphone. We decided to use the sound that was recorded on the camera and boom. This is because the sound was clearer and none of the background sound could be hear. Whereas the sound on recorded on the Zoom picked up a few car horns outside and the interview was a little too quiet. 

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