THE GEAR I USE:
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CAMERAS:
My Main Cam (Lumix S5ii)
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My BCam (Lumix S5)
https://geni.us/9k3TBgB
My CCam (Lumix S1)
https://geni.us/bE3jgX
PRIME LENSES:
Panasonic LUMIX 24mm F1.8
https://geni.us/AdbkotR
Panasonic LUMIX 35mm F1.8
https://geni.us/j0l5fn
Panasonic LUMIX 85mm F1.8
https://geni.us/mZm1TkS
ZOOM LENSES:
Sigma 2870 F2.8
https://geni.us/Bd6NL
Panasonic LUMIX 1635 F4
https://geni.us/oTkQR
Panasonic LUMIX 70200 F4
https://geni.us/RBByZLM
AUDIO SETUP:
Rode NTG4+
https://geni.us/2jHAaA
Tascam DR60 MKii
https://geni.us/fXkZU5S
Hollyland Lark 150
https://geni.us/6tla19
LIGHTING SETUP
Godox LA200d
https://geni.us/PvCa
Colbor CL60
https://geni.us/maghc1U
Godox SL60w
https://geni.us/ANb6Ga
Smallrig Softbox
https://geni.us/HR4h
DESK & COMPUTING
My Main Computer (Mac Mini)
https://geni.us/NJByi
Laptop (M1 Pro MacBook Pro 1TB)
https://geni.us/9PQb
Computer Monitor (Viewsonic ColorPro VP27864K)
https://geni.us/8H3Oib
Logitech Craft Keyboard
https://geni.us/qZr1
Logitech M590 Mouse
https://geni.us/jd0K0C7
Samsung T5 SSD 1TB
https://geni.us/zcfS
SanDisk GDrive 6TB
https://geni.us/qM1oUN
There's no doubt that audio is the most important thing in video production, and for the longest time, I neglected it.
Chances are most people would rather sit through a pixelated low res video with clear and clean audio than a super high res picture and bad audio.
Therefore, for me, it's one of the biggest things I focus on now in my professional work (and I've still got a lot to learn!).
The Panasonic DMWXLR1 is a fantastic product for any Panasonic Lumix user, and allows you to get clean audio straight out of camera.
Most audio geeks would rather use XLR since the connection is shielded and more reliable compared to a 3.5mm jack connection, and of course XLR microphones are of a much higher quality.
I've been using the Tascam DR60mkii external recorder with the Rode NTG4+ microphone for the last 6/7 months and I really like this set up. It's given me great results with little effort involved.
HOWEVER, the Panasonic DMWXLR1 goes one step further and simplifies the entire process by giving you the audio feed straight to the video file, meaning there's no syncing in post production and ultimately saving me time.
I actually think the audio coming out of the DMWXLR 1 is on par with the Tascam DR60 which is fantastic because it means I'm not compromising on quality and getting a more efficient workflow.
If you've been on the market for an XLR recorder for your Panasonic Lumix camera, then I would highly recommend the DMWXLR1 adapter.
It's small, easy to use and gives great results.
Thanks for watching!