![]() ![]() So there you have it, 3 systems that you can use to add Timecode functionality to your DSLR and audio rigs that will help keep everything perfectly in sync and help stop those edit headaches when audio and video don’t line up or when you can’t find that take you were sure you’d set the right date and time on but appears to be dated 2 years previous.Īh yes, Timecode. The only down side to this system is that every camera and audio recorder will need their own Timecode generator such as the Denecke SB-T, SB-3 (Denecke) or Ambient LOckit (Ambient) which will get expensive. Lockit Buddy This is a great little box that allows time code to be sent to once channel of your Dslr and a separate mic signal to be sent to the other, thus allowing you to still use your own choice of mic on top of the camera. Tentacle are SMPTE approved and registered so their clocking technology is top notch, but their product is half the price of the big boys, making it a great investment for all you Dslr and one man Audio shooters. Designed by two sound and video industry veterans, they have produced a great product that is light, small and easy to use as well as designing software for Mac and pic that with sync all your files for you after the shoot. ![]() Tentacle Sync Tentacle are the new boys on the block who have just run a very successful kickstarted campaign for their product. Take a look at the video below to get an idea of what they provide. Using wifi technology from a master unit to control and sync the rest. Timecode Sytems These guys produce a range of products and are at the top end of the market. If you are shooting on Dslr’s with an external recorder and you want to use Timecode to help wrangle your files and keep everything in sync, you currently have 3 options: Welcome to Part 2 of ‘what about Timecode?’ You can check out Part 1 right Here.
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