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video camera suggestions 2017-03-04 05:51:36 Post No. 59229404
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not sure if this is the right board but i need some help.
I'm looking to make some documentaries about local people. Nothing too crazy, just want to get a feel for people living their lives in different areas.
I need to buy a video camera as well as possibly some microphones/boons.
I'm not looking to spend a whole lot of money as i'm a poorfag.
I know some DSLR's now have pretty solid video features. What are some lower end cameras that I could buy to get the ball rolling?
Price points would be appreciated. I'm looking to save up about a grand for everything. Thanks dudes.
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/p/ is better suited to your question.
If you want steadicam like shots then some of the Olympus omdb models have great image stabilization. Variety of lenses too.
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>>59229428
okay thanks man just posted over there
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>>59229404
Before people start nagging you about it, try your question in one of these threads. /p/ gets uppity when people make new threads asking for equipment advice.
Video General >>>/p/3024985
Gear General >>>/p/3029362
If you want to go on the cheap, try a Micro 4/3 camera with a kit lens for general use. Then look for old manual lenses for your more static shots (ie. sit-down interviews) You can get some older Olympus PEN models for under $150
Get a separate audio recorder for sound ... use the on-board camera audio to help sync up your good sound.
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>>59229549
awesome thanks for the tip.
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