thank you!

didn't try to add anything to this. just a pure timelapse test. i will definitely play with the reds. thanks,

thanks,

thanks!

thanks! it's actually really easy. just speeding up the timeline in your editor and just keeping the camera on a tripod.

thanks

thanks javed.
no luck on the comparison yet. but i will hopefully have something shortly i promise :) humming sound seems normal i guess. i still had some hum on my hc3 as well.

looks like this review heard humming noise as well and used an external mic to get rid of it
vimeo.com/463187

Thanks for that Mark... it seems most (if not all) consumer range cameras have mics that pic-up internal sound from the camera. I expected better when paying over £800 for the camera. I've been looking into buying one of those RHODE mics for quite a while now, what I don't understand is that the price range of 'directional-mics' range from £20 to over £500... seriously, how much (audible) difference in quality can those products be?

the onboard mic on the hv20 isn't that bad honestly. i had the same hum on my hc3 and i think it's really hard to get rid of the tape/engine hum when the mic is right there on the casing itself. so any mic that's not part of the casing would help and away from the tape. rhode mics are always great. had no problems with them for vocals.

thanks!

thx

thank you!

thank you

i'm sure i'll make another one. this was my first timelapse so it was really just a test. thanks,

thx!