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Want to pick up another camera
Canon 7d
Or canon 5d mark ii
Have a canon 6d 2
Canon 7d
Or canon 5d mark ii
Have a canon 6d 2
richtree
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Just copped my last major piece of camera equipment, the Tamron 28-75 f2.8. Between this new lens, my new gimbal, the Rode Pic Video Pro, and the camera, I've dropped a little over $4000 on all this movie gear over the past month! The good news is the stuff is quite valuable so I can sell it for my money back if I dont want it anymore.
Overall I'm excited and feeling pumped!
Heading to Big Bear next weekend, so I hope to get some good content. I'm going to focus on creating YouTube content to practice, then will hopefully progress to making some dope documentaries.
Will now focus on learning Adobe Premiere Pro, learning more about filmmaking, and shooting!!
Overall I'm excited and feeling pumped!
Heading to Big Bear next weekend, so I hope to get some good content. I'm going to focus on creating YouTube content to practice, then will hopefully progress to making some dope documentaries.
Will now focus on learning Adobe Premiere Pro, learning more about filmmaking, and shooting!!
Good luck breh.
With that external mic, look into adaptors to mount it on the gimbal instead of the cameras hot shoe if you plan on using it while on the gimbal.
External mics mounted on the hotshoe of a camera throw the balance of the gimbal off like crazy. So if you plan on hotshoe mounting it, just go handheld or tripod.
richtree
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I'd say go full frame ..
Maybe even a cheap 6D?
You went all in. Just know that you're going to have to put in some work to really get a handle on everything... from the new camera functionality, to all that equipment.
What made you choose Premiere Pro over the standalone options?
If low light and AF performance isn't that important, I say get a 5D classic and a 40mm pancake. I'm still kicking myself to this day for selling my 5dc. The images that come from that body have a totally different look than any other that I've ever seen. If you're trying to do video as well, I'd probably say go with the mkii 5d.
These are from my 5dc from a few years back. Going through these pics are really making me miss it.
I actually have a 7d w/ a 17-55 sitting in the cuts to pass to my daughter. It's a great camera, but I love shooting full frame.
I'd say:
7d: Good, rugged beater, great as a general purpose back-up body. Good for sports/action
5d Classic: Wonderful camera with a unique sensor that creates really nice portraits
5d ii: Best well rounded body of the three. IIRC, the outside focus points was its weak spot though
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Majestyx
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sony a7ii cheap AF now, relatively speaking. adapter all that canon glass
Majestyx
Duck Season
if you not shooting high detailed macro shots or large prints for a gallery, over 24 megapixels is overkill. dudes out here shooting fashion magazine covers with 12megapixel cameras. resolution can be kinda overrated
Love my 7D, dead reliable, have used it for portraits and fast action events. I do want a FF tho, 5DS.
This is the camera I'm going to get this year..I was thinking the Mark IV but this seems like it can do everything I would require.
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Maybe ya'll can use something
If anyone has a wish for a Course he could use, please let me know
The free Udemy Courses Thread