For a long time I used two Canon 5D MK II's a s A and B cams intercutting was no problem at all. I upgraded to a Sony FS100 which I have been very pleased with but pondering what to do for a two cam set-up right now.
Option 1
I still own a 5D II so continue to use this as a B cam but i really haven't yet settled on a consistent profile setting when intercutting both cams.
Option 2
Keep FS100 as A cam and add a second FS100 as a B cam (some good s/h bargains about now FS700 is out)
Option 3
Keep FS100 as B cam and add FS700 - but do they intercut without too much post hassle?
I'd love to hear what solutions you guys have found are best to use the Fs100 in a two cam situation.
Regards
Brian Gay
Option 1
I still own a 5D II so continue to use this as a B cam but i really haven't yet settled on a consistent profile setting when intercutting both cams.
Option 2
Keep FS100 as A cam and add a second FS100 as a B cam (some good s/h bargains about now FS700 is out)
Option 3
Keep FS100 as B cam and add FS700 - but do they intercut without too much post hassle?
I'd love to hear what solutions you guys have found are best to use the Fs100 in a two cam situation.
Regards
Brian Gay