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Subject: Re: Two-camera connections/Sync

Author:
Dick Reizner

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Date Posted: 06:04:18 08/24/01 Fri
In reply to: Greg Coon 's message, "Re: Two-camera connections/Sync" on 20:02:50 08/23/01 Thu

>>Yeah, I have a question about how to sync two cameras
>>to tape an interview of two people.
>>
>>I am using a Sony DSR-500 and a Sony DXC-D35WSL.
>>Everything will be shot in 4:3. My question is, do I
>>need to have BNC cables connecting the TC-in and
>>TC-out AND the Video-out Gen-Lock-in? >>computer.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Richard
>
>Whenever I have had the need to sync two cameras, I
>just use one BNC cable. TC OUT from the source camera
>to TC IN on the slave camera. Be sure they are both in
>Free Run and that the internal camera batteries (watch
>size) are fresh.

It is also helpful during editing to have fed the audio to both recorders.

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