Got gifted a really nice digital camcorder (Sony HDR-SR11) recently. Happens to be my first one. People say it's a superior gadget but I feel like I can't even begin to release its potential until I can get some advice on:
a) HOW to use it properly (going through the manual is nice but there are a lot of technical terms and methods that I want to be acquainted with through some external sources - internet and/or books),
b) Equipment I need to keep the thing in top-notch shape,
c) Any extra equipment that'd allow me to open up new ways to film (such as lenses, tripod, etc...),
d) Anything else that I should know about.
Greatly appreciated if you could help me out. :D
nchs09
Record yourself having sex with an asian chica.
Yan
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Originally posted by nchs09
Record yourself having sex with an asian chica.
Funny you should mention that. It's got superior night-vision. :stongue:
Not shot by me. Also, the quality is because of the medium he converted to.
kadomony
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Originally posted by Yan
Funny you should mention that. It's got superior night-vision. :stongue:
Not shot by me. Also, the quality is because of the medium he converted to.
i came!
malek
seriously considering the Canon HF100!
Anyone has it?
Yan
I know we've got artistic people here that dabble in this medium. Please help!
Sushipunk
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Originally posted by Yan
I know we've got artistic people here that dabble in this medium. Please help!
I don't know much about video stuff. We've got an old Sony Digital 8 cam, but we picked up a wide angle lens for it, which is pretty cool I guess. Good for more panoramic sort of stuff.
Edit: I can't imagine lenses for a HD cam being cheap though :/
pkcRAISTLIN
i hear Sony Digital 8 cams with wide-agle lenses are good if you like to chug on the weekend.
Sushipunk
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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
i hear Sony Digital 8 cams with wide-agle lenses are good if you like to chug on the weekend.
:stongue: LMAO
Smart prick
Yan
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Originally posted by Sushipunk
I don't know much about video stuff. We've got an old Sony Digital 8 cam, but we picked up a wide angle lens for it, which is pretty cool I guess. Good for more panoramic sort of stuff.
Edit: I can't imagine lenses for a HD cam being cheap though :/
Very affordable, actually. Most of the lenses I've seen were in the <$50 range.
Sushipunk
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Originally posted by Yan
Very affordable, actually. Most of the lenses I've seen were in the <$50 range.
