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External Camera Audio Settings

What are 3 separate things that the presenter says to keep in mind when setting up your camera to record audio? Why are each of them important? What is one different thing that you would like to learn more about?

The presenter says that all the buttons on the recorder is extremely important. If one button is off, it can ruin all the audio or there will be no audio at all. For the mic-line switch, it its important to switch it to mic if you are using a microphone. If you are using anything that is not a microphone, it should be switched to line. It is okay to use the mic that is on the camera for b roll though it is not recommended. Do not use it for dialogue. 

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