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Jul 12 2011 06:37am
Hey, well I have a Pentax LS1000 camera and when recording videos with Auto Focus on it will make a clicking sound throughout the video making it impossible to hear anything else.
When i disable the AF the noise disappears.
I already have some videos taken that have the clicking noise in, and I was wondering is there any possible way to remove the clicking sounds from the video and get the original audio back?
Here's a video I uploaded just to let you's guys know what I mean.

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Jul 12 2011 07:46am
Quote (Kick_inTheBalls @ Jul 12 2011 05:37am)
Hey, well I have a Pentax LS1000 camera and when recording videos with Auto Focus on it will make a clicking sound throughout the video making it impossible to hear anything else.
When i disable the AF the noise disappears.
I already have some videos taken that have the clicking noise in, and I was wondering is there any possible way to remove the clicking sounds from the video and get the original audio back?
Here's a video I uploaded just to let you's guys know what I mean.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8jqubNE0pY


not possible to get audio back.
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Jul 12 2011 09:16am
use manual focus
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Jul 13 2011 11:25am
you cannot recover the audio now, but you can buy an external mic which will keep the af and audio correct on your next video.

This post was edited by wezman on Jul 13 2011 11:25am
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Jul 13 2011 01:32pm
this clicking sound is the motor for the auto focus. not going to get around it.
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Jul 13 2011 04:09pm
Ummm....

The video is at a concert. The autofocus motor will not COMPLETELY drown out the noise like it is in the video.

Something else occuring?
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Jul 13 2011 05:05pm
considering the focus motor is probably right beside the microphone, it still can. its like someone talking in your ear... you can stil
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Ummm....

The video is at a concert.  The autofocus motor will not COMPLETELY drown out the noise like it is in the video. 

Something else occuring?


was assuming sorry. was at work no volume and yah thats not motor. that's something completely different. I have absolutely no idea.

This post was edited by Hanley on Jul 13 2011 05:05pm
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