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White noise problem

X-Bryon_Blakey
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Feb 8, 2004, 7:41 PM

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Does anyone know the best way to clean up white noise hiss shot on digital camera. Thanks in advance. Bryon

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Feb 9, 2004, 2:02 PM

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: Does anyone know the best way to clean up white noise hiss shot on digital camera. Thanks in advance. Bryon
If your noise is really white noise (that is equally strong at all frequencies)then you are in real trouble. All I can suggest is that you boost the midrange important for speech, and be prepared to live with the results.

X-Bryon
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Feb 10, 2004, 3:41 PM

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: : Does anyone know the best way to clean up white noise hiss shot on digital camera. Thanks in advance. Bryon
: If your noise is really white noise (that is equally strong at all frequencies)then you are in real trouble. All I can suggest is that you boost the midrange important for speech, and be prepared to live with the results.
I was thinking that might be the case. I was using a Canon Xl1s and running a mic out of the back of it with a splitter. I have to crank the gain up to get anything at all. I guess I need some kind of pre-amp. Any suggestions.