FatWolfie

Thanks @BOD20 . -I’ll raid the good lady’s hair bands and wire coat hangers and see what I can rig up 🤔

A bit of an odd post maybe for a car forum but I don’t really know where else to ask! Having got my hands on a 1988 Citroen 2CV in May, I have recently started making some YouTube content kind of “adventures in a 2CV” style. Just as a hobby, no where near monetising the channel! I’ve managed after a few films to sort out focus problems on the visuals, learnt my way round some basic editing on iMovie (which I already had on my MacBook), and got my head around how to load onto YouTube. But I am struggling to get a decent sound for recording my voice while driving along. I’m filming on an iPhone 6 and have bought a Nicama lapel mic (£14.95) ....but that didn’t cure things. The attached video explains the problem I’m having and isn’t exciting viewing, it’s more about illustrating the problem. So I’m looking for some help please as to what I’m doing wrong with the mic, or advice as to a better mic to get hold of. As mentioned, this is only for fun so I don’t want to be spending loads of cash! Thoughts from the collective wisdom awaited please! Ps - Raymond who is referred to in the clip is the 2 CV, not a person!

I think the colour suits the car really well (the estate for sure). when I bought mine I had the choice of a 190 L and K Estate in brown with beige interior, no extras, or a 150 L and K estate in petrol blue with the flat floor, spare wheel and a towbar. in the end I went for the blue car, basically because of the extras. they were both the same price (in terms of monthlies). The brown car was physically at the dealers and looked great but the blue car just edged it for me. Had they both been the same spec except for the colour, I’d have taken the brown one.

Not had the chance to watch this yet, but Thomas’ videos are usually very good and in depth.