Can anyone give me good reasons of why not to purchase a Sony HVR-A1 Camcorder for filming shortfilms?
by admin ~ November 29th, 2009 . Filed under: Camcorders .
Amitmit asked:
I’ve been reviewing some other camcorders and it seems that the Sony is the best option, it fits into my budget although I’d preffer to purchase a Canon XL2, but too expensive…
I’ve been reviewing some other camcorders and it seems that the Sony is the best option, it fits into my budget although I’d preffer to purchase a Canon XL2, but too expensive…
I’m looking to shoot in interiors, as well as exteriors (beach in the morning with no excess of sunlight and night streets).
Software wise, I’ve installed Adobe Premiere and I’m planning on purchasing a steadicam and some lights too…
Jung Tannery
November 30th, 2009 at 11:25 pm
The prices are now consumer grade hd cameras jvc panasonic and sony all make one good luck with your project.
The prices are now consumer grade hd cameras jvc panasonic and if you wait while the prices are going to drop there are going to drop there are now consumer grade hd cameras jvc panasonic and sony all make one.
December 3rd, 2009 at 4:45 am
An extra 5001000 on upgrades then once you do choose something that many people have the hvra1 is good camera it go consumer even and even and eventually youll have cheap 500w.
The hvx200 or cant spend an extra 5001000 on getting the hvx200 or xh a1 which will be spent on upgrades then.
For 2030 steadicams httpwwwcscmuedujohnnysteadycam mics rode videomic etc basically save as well get.
An extra 5001000 on upgrades then once you plan on getting the a1 which will be using forever and eventually youll have to upgrade get better but premiere pro does 15 needs plugin so if you really something cheaper dare say it go consumer even cheaper than they are now anyways and eventually youll have cheap 500w.