I bought the 605 and did a side by side test with my C300ll and think the 605 is great for live event coverage, suffers a bit in low light but really not that bad. Like Doug says auto exposure should never be used when filming, maybe in a pinch use it to see what the camera recommends for exposure and then click off, always use your waveform as a light meter, in terms of your test like Morgan said try shooting shorter shots, try a little more discipline before hitting record button, check composition, that your horizons are good. I started making films when the only option was shooting film, at the time 400 ft of 16mm cost $79.00 for about 11 minutes and then you had film processing and printing or telecine cost. So before exposing film you explored your options and made sure the composition was good. When you arrive at a location and start filming move around don't film more then a couple of shots from one area, one angle, explore different angles.
Jeff Cadge
cadgeproductions.com
Jeff Cadge
cadgeproductions.com
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