Bryant Shunk
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Michael, I appreciate all the insight. You are definitely helping me out more than all the many internet searches I have done.
What is the NX5U lacking in post production? I am not familiar with AVCHD, and I do not want to struggle greatly. I use final cut pro. Is there a camera that you would recommend over this that is in the same price range? Or should I look into going a step up to something like the PMW-160? The PMW-200 might be out of my price range.
Also, if you don’t mind, where are able to locate such great prices? The cheapest I found the NX5U was on B&H for 3400. Perhaps the PMW-160 or 200 would not be as out of reach for me.
Thanks for all your assistance!
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Would you guys recommend buying directly from the Sony store online, or buying from a site such as B&H? At B&H it is a few hundred dollars cheaper, but if there are any problems with the camera would it be easier to deal with Sony if I have bought it from them?
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Hi Andy, I have been reading some threads on here and wanted to get your opinion since you have posted most recently. Along with my sister, I am going to get into shooting wedding videos. I have always loved filming, and now with the ease of final cut pro, I have begun to love editing even more. I have a degree in audio engineering which is helping me, but, I am uncertain what camera I should buy. I am looking for something in the 4 thousand dollar range. I want to get the best HD camera I can for this budget, and I have been primarily researching the Sony line. I wanted to go with the EX1R, but I need to cut back on the initial investment until I have filmed enough weddings for free that I can use to build a better business on. I’m not looking to get rich quick. I’m looking to make a career out of shooting weddings. I want a camera that will give me the ability to get a professional business started. Any input you can offer would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time, and thank you to anyone else who may respond to this.
–Bryant