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Video gear thread:
I need the best video recording dslr under 1500 dollars.
I've read several articles, I've read about rolling shutters and global shutters, about ISO, about exposure, about magic lantern, about lens selections but im so confused....
I want to shoot independent low budget films but I must make them exceptional. My film school will be able to give me gear but I still need my own decent camera to not have to rely on it all the time(I will use them for accessories like stabilizers etc..).
I've read some good stuff about the Canon EOS 70D.
What about the Canon EOS 6D?
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4? I have read some good reviews of it but also some buyers who had some problems with it that rendered it unusable.
What about the Sony A77II?
I have read that Sony have less lenses but if im not looking for anything on the fringe will their lenses do? should I even be worried about it?
I might want to do some rapid movement shooting with it so I prefer it to be as capable as possible in that regard, even above overall image and color reproduction qualities.
I need the best video recording dslr under 1500 dollars.
I've read several articles, I've read about rolling shutters and global shutters, about ISO, about exposure, about magic lantern, about lens selections but im so confused....
I want to shoot independent low budget films but I must make them exceptional. My film school will be able to give me gear but I still need my own decent camera to not have to rely on it all the time(I will use them for accessories like stabilizers etc..).
I've read some good stuff about the Canon EOS 70D.
What about the Canon EOS 6D?
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH4? I have read some good reviews of it but also some buyers who had some problems with it that rendered it unusable.
What about the Sony A77II?
I have read that Sony have less lenses but if im not looking for anything on the fringe will their lenses do? should I even be worried about it?
I might want to do some rapid movement shooting with it so I prefer it to be as capable as possible in that regard, even above overall image and color reproduction qualities.
