For the price, it's without equal.
For the price, it's without equal.
For that light level, I find the auto scene setting is probably best. That said, I think the answer truthfully, is better lights Throw a few good quality wash Par64's (LED is easiest) in there, & the difference is huge. BTW, totally worth it, because I love your band vibe + great stuffI like mine a lot. The sound quality is excellent. I use it to record my bands performances and practices. I've been a little disappointed with the video but I'm not sure I've found the best setting for shooting in low light situations. At practice it does a great job. I'd highly recommend it. At my last gig, I set it next to my kit and ran a line from my IEM mixer and got really good audio(wanted to hear how my drum mics sounded) .
With a 32gb SD card you can almost 7hrs of hd video. The video below was shotbwith my Q3HD. It's one of the two bands I play in.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWqcZxhjGIA
For that light level, I find the auto scene setting is probably best. That said, I think the answer truthfully, is better lights Throw a few good quality wash Par64's (LED is easiest) in there, & the difference is huge. BTW, totally worth it, because I love your band vibe + great stuff
My guitarist has one and we have been taking it along to gigs recently. The sound picked up from it is really good, but the video is so-so. Especially with the lighting issues others have pointed it.
Heres a little vid from our gig last weekend (excuse the sloppy playing)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rmss1S0vRbo
Wow Thaardy man, just wow. I haven't seen this video before, & it's by far my favourite playing video from you. Great pace, great style, great feeeeeeel = loved it a lot + a bit more!I recommend the Zoom Q3HD. It's by far the best recorder I've had.
Bluesband drum-cam
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14jHEzk6rkY
My only gripes with the device, is that it has a hard time picking up lower frequencies(like bass and such), that you need a lot of light to record and that the device itself is a bit plastic'y. Other than that, it's top notch and the price is good too.
Whoohooo! Another great video. I love Q3 clips, they give it to me just how it is, that's why I rate them for drum audio comparisons. Nice playing all round manMy guitarist has one and we have been taking it along to gigs recently. The sound picked up from it is really good, but the video is so-so. Especially with the lighting issues others have pointed it.
Heres a little vid from our gig last weekend (excuse the sloppy playing)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rmss1S0vRbo
I like mine a lot. The sound quality is excellent. I use it to record my bands performances and practices. I've been a little disappointed with the video but I'm not sure I've found the best setting for shooting in low light situations. At practice it does a great job. I'd highly recommend it. At my last gig, I set it next to my kit and ran a line from my IEM mixer and got really good audio(wanted to hear how my drum mics sounded) .
With a 32gb SD card you can almost 7hrs of hd video. The video below was shotbwith my Q3HD. It's one of the two bands I play in.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWqcZxhjGIA
Damn those blues police, lol! I thought your playing was absolutely superb. Ok, I know, I'm a rock guy, so I don't mind a bit of backbeat dominance, but even so, if I was at the bar, I'd be bopping away like a madman = job doneThere was a discussion about my rock'ish way of playing blues
Pretty good recording.
Off topic- are you playing open-handed, right-hand hats and hats on your right? Seems that way.