FS7: Best setting for full auto mode

The most expensive insurance here that covers almost everything including dentist, hospital etc. is 2300 euro per year plus 2900 basic insurance. That is maximum 420 per month, I pay totally about 200 per month, covers most. (500 for the whole family)
I do not have dentist insurance not worth it, just paying the dentist is cheaper.

You very often talk about how much something costs in these threads. Just my observation...
 
Sorry i think my "joke" about health insurance costs .. i.e. full anesthetist for all dentistry work.. i.e. your are totally under and a qualified anesthetist is present .. would cost about $250,000 a trip in the US or many other countries.. was taken a bit literally..
 
You very often talk about how much something costs in these threads. Just my observation...

Sad (or good) to see this silly thread has readers, and without the intention of insulting anyone, who wants full auto anyway :-) .
One day I will take some time to see if your observation is correct, but for now, it was a reaction on a joke, and yeah we dutch are known for talking about money. That's why our small country's economy is bigger than the whole continent of Africa or South America. :-)

And happy that you mentioned this, so now I can promote a book seemingly answering a question, one of my jobs is to publish the 'Freelance Rate Guide' about pricing and ratings, so I am a bit money minded.

But I also mentioned this because my daughter visited the US for her master-study last month were she spend much time with some US families. And she told me about the insane medical costs and insurance costs in the US.

Best wishes.
 
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It is obvious that 'full auto gets other results than if the camera is operated professionally.' Thank you.
I wasn't looking for a passive aggressive opinion, but just some camera settings for some kids who want to film some stuff for a project and can use my camera.

I wouldn't want to give kids a FS7 to play around with! :-o

You're better off handing them a Panasonic GH2.

Well, depends on how young they are, perhaps you could trust them with say a GH5 if they're older teenagers and more responsible (does teenagers and responsible even go together however?).


Thank you Mark,

I just want some kids to: aim camera, push button, leave the camera recording for a few hours and leave the camera alone while they do their thing. The light can change a bit during the day.

Use the FS7 as an expensive webcam with sound so to say.

Then give them a webcam!!!
 
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