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My name is Joe, I'm turning 22 years old in a couple of weeks and am (hopefully) soon to graduate from a university film course. I've been trying to specialize in sound design but am looking towards cinematography as well. Currently on the look out for a good camera so I can start work on some personal projects (with any luck I can grab a GH2) and besides that I'm just a regular guy who ambitiously enough, would like to have a job in films, television or radio. Nice to meet you all.
 
Hi, from Canada... regarding your choice of camera.

I would recommend you take a quick look at the AG-AF100A, given your interest in 4/3.

I don't have a 100A - my work is commercial training videos, stage events and the occasional documentary and, for this, I chose the AG-AC160A which is a 1/3 fixed-lens camcorder.

I took one year to select this camcorder and am very pleased with my choice.

If you do decide to look at the 100A - ask people who own it, some like it a lot, some do not. If you decide the fit is right for you, you might be able to get a used 100A at a good price.
 
Thanks to everyone else for the welcomes! Regarding kwkeirstead about that camera, it's not a real option for me at the moment given it's price tag but I'm going to research it as a potential future camera for when I've got more money coming in. Thanks very much :happy:
 
Greetings from Birmingham.... do we need a UK section on the forum where we can moan about the weather, cricket and how things are't wot they used to be? :-)

Re Cameras Panasonic AG-AC90 is not expensive and people are saying is a s good as cameras costing much more it also has twin XLR inputs
 
jagraphics said:
Greetings from Birmingham.... do we need a UK section on the forum where we can moan about the weather, cricket and how things are't wot they used to be? :-)

Re Cameras Panasonic AG-AC90 is not expensive and people are saying is a s good as cameras costing much more it also has twin XLR inputs
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Certainly would be useful for potential equipment and talent sharing.
I recently signed up to Meet Up, but the filmmaking groups on there seem to be filled with people who have no equipment or knowledge in the most part.
 
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Greetings from Birmingham.... do we need a UK section on the forum where we can moan about the weather, cricket and how things are't wot they used to be? :-)

Re Cameras Panasonic AG-AC90 is not expensive and people are saying is a s good as cameras costing much more it also has twin XLR inputs



Fresno Bob said:
Certainly would be useful for potential equipment and talent sharing.
I recently signed up to Meet Up, but the filmmaking groups on there seem to be filled with people who have no equipment or knowledge in the most part.
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So how do we ask the moderators for a a UK forum, actually being British it should be "a Club" :-)
 
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