What Camera to Get??

[Charles Meadows]

We’re busy using the Nikon D800 cameras for a multitude or corporate videos and broadcast productions. We’ve been really happy with the results. Nice thing is we’re also using the Atomos Ninja 2 coupled to the D800 for the broadcast shoots and getting exceptionally pleasing results.

“There’s no point in filming if you don’t have fun”
Charles Meadows
Creative Director
Incubate Productions South Africa
http://www.incubatevideo.co.za

[Rob Manning]

Charles,

I was taking the high road, tools are chosen and used variously.

I am a Nikon junkie, lenses, D-800, D-7000 back up and D3S for venue stills.

RM

[Bill Bruner]

Carlos – Great choice on the GH3! What lens(es) do you plan to use?

But that’s a lot of money for light rental. If you’re looking at the Lowel DV Creator Kit from lensrentals.com, that’s $87 for 6 days plus $50 for shipping. You might as well buy your own 3 light set (with backdrops) for $170.

The Sennheiser G3 is a very good choice for your wireless mic, but you will need a Hosa XLR to 3.5mm line matching transformer to connect it to the GH3.

Again, hope this is helpful,

Bill
Hybrid Camera Revolution

[Steve Crow]

Hey Bill, cool clips, I like the way you used a slider to add motion to what would otherwise be a static, boring shot, very cool work!

Steve Crow
Crow Digital Media
http://www.CrowDigitalMedia.com