Chris Newberry
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Thanks! Great stuff!
Do I need to make sure the Mbps of the card is higher than that which I’m recording at or does it not matter?
Thanks
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An example of what I’m unsure of after… I’ve been looking at SD cards today. I’ve noticed some I like price wise that are 64gb but they have a data rate of 34mbps. If I’m recording on the Gh2 at 50mbps (I believe it has to be hacked to achieve this) does that cause a problem? Should I be buying a card that has a higher mbps than what I’m recording at or does it not matter.
The highest 32gb card I found was 45mpbs whereas 64gb I found 50+ (although it was rather expensive) so does 32mbps not go higher than 45mbps meaning I should just buy 64mbps?
Also whats better for recording video on – SDHC or SDXC
Thanks
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Chris Newberry
July 20, 2014 at 10:23 am in reply to: Free Collection of 750+ articles on Creating DSLR VideoExcellent – thank you very much!
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Thats very interesting – thank you very much. As with everything else I shall look further into it and take it into account
I think, tho, DLSR to get it to where I need it to do my work may just prove a little too expensive… but I shall see…
Thanks again
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Thanks! So confusing! But honestly thank you it does help! I shall take a look at stuff you mentioned
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Thanks Noah – interesting stuff and good advice!
I’ll look into it more!
Many thanks
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Thanks again really good to get a different perspective – even if it does confuse my decision making! ha ha
I’ll be shooting interviews, live events, weddings, basic corporates (for bigger stuff I always hire in crew and equipment).
I need something I can trust to capture sound and vision to level that is professional if it isn’t the most beautiful creative footage.
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Thank you – thats very informative and very helpful.
My only problem with DLSR’s is the lack of XLR/decent sound recording options and I hear about a lot of issues if you do a lot of run and gun filming i.e auto focus, handheld isn’t really an option etc
Is this all true or just mistaken advice from the internet?
I’d love a DLSR as, like most, I love the cinematic look – but I need something that I can get going with and get HQ results with sound as important as visuals. The filming I’ll be doing won’t allow me to have a sound person or ability to have a separate sound unit.
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Chris Newberry
December 23, 2012 at 10:36 pm in reply to: Getting new 15″ mbp retina is it good for fcpGot it today! All very exciting! lol
Would you recommend any apps or tools to help keep the mac running smooth and safe for video editing?
I have installed Perian, Mpeg stream clip, flip4mac, VLC
Thanks again for previous help! 🙂
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Chris Newberry
December 22, 2012 at 11:17 pm in reply to: Getting new 15″ mbp retina is it good for fcpHi thank You so much! Your so helpful! I shall b taking all that on board. Although I may got for the retina 15″ because best portability is important and I don’t need a optical drive! 🙂
Thanks again a perfect answer! 🙂