Despite its heaviness and difficulty to haul around, the ENG video camera does get you some great depth-of-field shots. And you can improvise by simply hoisting the camera on your shoulder; the tripod isn't even a requirement.
Video cameras as good or almost as good as the ENG video camera would be very pricey, too; remember, the ENG video cameras the school uses cost about $5,000 each!
Zach, you make great points as always :) Thanks so much for commenting.
Jeff, I appreciate your offer SO much! But I don't know if you know what you are in for...as Facebook will reveal, I even forgot to unlock the camera plate before putting the camera on it, and had to be reminded by the wonderful Meryl (of 2nd-year PR fame).
Despite its heaviness and difficulty to haul around, the ENG video camera does get you some great depth-of-field shots. And you can improvise by simply hoisting the camera on your shoulder; the tripod isn't even a requirement.
ReplyDeleteVideo cameras as good or almost as good as the ENG video camera would be very pricey, too; remember, the ENG video cameras the school uses cost about $5,000 each!
The only downside to holding the camera on your shoulder is that it gets heavy after a while and then you start to shake.
ReplyDeleteDanielle if you ever need help with the camera just let me know and I'll give you a hand.
Zach, you make great points as always :) Thanks so much for commenting.
ReplyDeleteJeff, I appreciate your offer SO much! But I don't know if you know what you are in for...as Facebook will reveal, I even forgot to unlock the camera plate before putting the camera on it, and had to be reminded by the wonderful Meryl (of 2nd-year PR fame).