Q. Whats the best super slow-mo camcorder out there for under $2000?
I don't just want a regular slow-mo but super slow-mo like they use in sports and etc.
I needs to be one that is hand-held and not a huge thing to lug around, and it also needs to be able to record at normal speed with zooming and all that good stuff.
Thanks! : )
could i get a specific model?
I don't just want a regular slow-mo but super slow-mo like they use in sports and etc.
I needs to be one that is hand-held and not a huge thing to lug around, and it also needs to be able to record at normal speed with zooming and all that good stuff.
Thanks! : )
could i get a specific model?
A. Any camcorder capable of recording at 60p is good for sports and fast action recording. The Slow motion effect is done during editing by holding the "CTRL" key while dragging the end of the clip to the left. Almost all mayor manufacturers have several models. Check out Sony, Canon, JVC, etc.
Which Prosumer Camcorder to get?
Q. I'm saving up money for a decent prosumer/professional camcorder. I understand that the great quality ones are all well over $5,000.
But I've been looking at the Canon GL2 Mini DV and the Panasonic AG-DVC20 and want to know which ones better. I'm planning on making Indie Films and submitting them into Film Festivals.
Any other camcorder under $2000 that you recommend would be great too!
thanks in advance!
But I've been looking at the Canon GL2 Mini DV and the Panasonic AG-DVC20 and want to know which ones better. I'm planning on making Indie Films and submitting them into Film Festivals.
Any other camcorder under $2000 that you recommend would be great too!
thanks in advance!
A. For under 2k you have plenty of other options that are much better than the two you mentioned.
For your price range, I would seriously look into buying a Panasonic DVX100 or Canon XL2. These are two of the best DV cameras out there. While some sites will make it seem like these cameras are out of your price range, there are plenty of legitimate places to find them used, in great condition with low usage. You can probably even find a new DVX for your price. I think even if you buy one used, you will be much happier with it than, say, a GL2. Those cameras have been on the market for ages and are no longer worth the retail price they're sold for.
If you need help finding the right deal, you can email me at SK3055@yahoo.com. And don't forget about leaving money in your equipment budget for sound!
For your price range, I would seriously look into buying a Panasonic DVX100 or Canon XL2. These are two of the best DV cameras out there. While some sites will make it seem like these cameras are out of your price range, there are plenty of legitimate places to find them used, in great condition with low usage. You can probably even find a new DVX for your price. I think even if you buy one used, you will be much happier with it than, say, a GL2. Those cameras have been on the market for ages and are no longer worth the retail price they're sold for.
If you need help finding the right deal, you can email me at SK3055@yahoo.com. And don't forget about leaving money in your equipment budget for sound!
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