[Manuel Berari]

Thank you for your answer, I already have the microphone (Rode Videomic Pro), a tripod, some lighting equipment, and a (cheap) steadicam because I used to make videos with my iPhone and photos with my Pentax, so I just need a camera (plus the lenses if I buy a dslr).

[Manuel Berari]

Thank you for the clarification, do you have any suggestions regarding the camera? Do you think I should buy a camcorder instead of a DSLR?

[Manuel Berari]

Thank you for your message. You are absolutely right, cameras do not make movie by themselves. Indeed, without proper lighting and recording instruments (but also a good editing, good shot and obviously good actors) the quality of a movie reduces drastically.

So, I should continue filming on an iPhone, even because I need to acquire a good mic (I have a Rode videomic go but it broke few months ago, so I was thinking about buying the rode videomic pro) and other equipment.

[Manuel Berari]

I think the problem is not about the exporting setting, or maybe just not only about this, but about the importing ones. Indeed, every time I modify something (such as cutting a video) FCP7 forces me to render that video-clip. I tried to modify the importing setting according to some tutorials I found on the Internet, but this problem always occurs. I really do not understand what kind of settings I should use to import iPhone 6 videos on FCP7.