What camera are you using to make videos?

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LaughingOgopogo

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• Jun 11, 2021

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Just curious what everyone is using for a camera!

Im looking on amazon and im trying to go for most bang for my buck


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• Jun 16, 2021

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Sony ZV-1. Very great camera.

 

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• Oct 20, 2021

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I am using a Sony FDR-AX33 (4k Camcorder) and a GoPro Hero 9 Black.

 

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• Oct 26, 2021

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Black Magic Pocket Cinema 4k for the main camera and Canon XA25 Professional Camcorder is what we use to get different angles or closeups(This use to be out main camera.).

 

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If you're a beginner, the Panasonic G7 is a budget model that produces high quality images. I highly recommend spending as much of the budget of quality lighting, as a "good camera" alone won't make great images if the lighting isn't up to snuff.

 

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For just a one-angle vid you'll be doing just fine with using your smartphone. They have great camera's aswell.
A good expensive camera will make the difference in editing and colorgrading, but you'll probably won't do much in post.

It's better (if you really want to invest) to get a good lighting setup, that'll really make a difference in your image.

 

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Intotheworld said:

For just a one-angle vid you'll be doing just fine with using your smartphone. They have great camera's aswell.
A good expensive camera will make the difference in editing and colorgrading, but you'll probably won't do much in post.

It's better (if you really want to invest) to get a good lighting setup, that'll really make a difference in your image.

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I owning a couple RED cinema camera's and if you'd compare those images with the newest model of Samsung galaxy or what so ever the difference in the raw image will barely be visible.