Zeiinab
THERE IS SO MANY TO CHOOSE FROM!
I am looking for something not TOO expensive but takes AMAZING PHOTOS and great long videos that are clear and HD!
One that fits with a fish eye lens too :)
Answer
Well the least expensive dSLR's cost right around $650, usually a little more
Of those, the Nikon D3200 and Canon T3i/600D are the most commonly purchased by new photographers.
* in order to shoot AMAZING PHOTOS, you have to have at least an basic understanding of the fundamentals of photograpy. Just buying a great camera will not guarantee you can produce AMAZING PHOTOS .
* Long videos are the result of a good script and are produced in post production editing many different takes together to make the great video. By rule, the longest video is going to be 17 minutes or less. There is a limit of 4 gb for each video file. This is because of the memory cards FAT32 format. However if the CMOS sensor heats up before you are finished shooting your take, the camera will stop before 17 minutes
* Clear video and photographs are up to you. You must make sure you know how to produce sharp images or video
* Most new dSLR camera shoot in HD and Full HD video (720p and 1080p)
You can buy inexpensive fisheye lenses to fit any dSLR. The lowest price ones are 6.5 mm or 8 mm lenses, usually under $300. If you want to go whole hog, you can buy a Sigma 8 mm for just under $1,200
You will get plenty of opinions here, but you need to do the research to get the facts before you buy anything and you will need to visit a proper camera shop to hold a few cameras in your hands
What you need to know so you don't have unrealistic expectations.
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/camcorders/cam-cam.shtml
Well the least expensive dSLR's cost right around $650, usually a little more
Of those, the Nikon D3200 and Canon T3i/600D are the most commonly purchased by new photographers.
* in order to shoot AMAZING PHOTOS, you have to have at least an basic understanding of the fundamentals of photograpy. Just buying a great camera will not guarantee you can produce AMAZING PHOTOS .
* Long videos are the result of a good script and are produced in post production editing many different takes together to make the great video. By rule, the longest video is going to be 17 minutes or less. There is a limit of 4 gb for each video file. This is because of the memory cards FAT32 format. However if the CMOS sensor heats up before you are finished shooting your take, the camera will stop before 17 minutes
* Clear video and photographs are up to you. You must make sure you know how to produce sharp images or video
* Most new dSLR camera shoot in HD and Full HD video (720p and 1080p)
You can buy inexpensive fisheye lenses to fit any dSLR. The lowest price ones are 6.5 mm or 8 mm lenses, usually under $300. If you want to go whole hog, you can buy a Sigma 8 mm for just under $1,200
You will get plenty of opinions here, but you need to do the research to get the facts before you buy anything and you will need to visit a proper camera shop to hold a few cameras in your hands
What you need to know so you don't have unrealistic expectations.
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/camcorders/cam-cam.shtml
Shooting Video w/ DSLR Camera â¹?
alyssa
I have a Nikon d5000 but I am a total newbie when it comes to a)taking videos b)taking photographs.
Anyway, does anyone know what settings do I need to put my camera in so it takes a video in HD?
I saw on youtube soo many HD videos with the d5000 but I have no clue how to achieve this lol.
Oh, the reason I have a camera that I have no idea how to use is because it was a gift (free) so I want to make the most out of it and also take classes :)
Answer
First to access you video feature you will use the live view button on the back of your camera. Once in live view hitting the ok button will record and stop recording video. Also in the menu on the first tab check your quality and make sure it is 720p and not 640x480.
While this may be all you need, reading your manual will help you get the most out of this feature.
First to access you video feature you will use the live view button on the back of your camera. Once in live view hitting the ok button will record and stop recording video. Also in the menu on the first tab check your quality and make sure it is 720p and not 640x480.
While this may be all you need, reading your manual will help you get the most out of this feature.
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