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RawAlex · 2004-07-20, 09:55 PM

For stills, I am using a Canon Digital Rebel, 6 megapixel, nice and fast, works like a real camera, no delay between the click of the shutter and the actual picture getting taken.

For video, I use a Canon XL-1, but you might find that overkill. A canon GL-2 isn't a bad choice, the sony is nice... if you want real nice, check out the panasonic AGdvx100:

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/cont...GDVX100A&Q=&O=

This runs in 24 frame per second mode, which is really good for getting a look very close to film, if you are interested in going down that route.

Don't forget to allow for software and hardware to edit and create those lovely end files.

Alex

2004-07-20, 09:55 PM	#10
RawAlex Took the hint. Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 5,597	For stills, I am using a Canon Digital Rebel, 6 megapixel, nice and fast, works like a real camera, no delay between the click of the shutter and the actual picture getting taken. For video, I use a Canon XL-1, but you might find that overkill. A canon GL-2 isn't a bad choice, the sony is nice... if you want real nice, check out the panasonic AGdvx100: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/cont...GDVX100A&Q=&O= This runs in 24 frame per second mode, which is really good for getting a look very close to film, if you are interested in going down that route. Don't forget to allow for software and hardware to edit and create those lovely end files. Alex