C Centwo Active member Jan 10, 2006 #1 Hello, I just got a dvx100 I would like to buy a video. That will show me a bit on how to use my dvx and also how to make it look like film. any suggestions? I was going to get the video broken.. should i go with that?
Hello, I just got a dvx100 I would like to buy a video. That will show me a bit on how to use my dvx and also how to make it look like film. any suggestions? I was going to get the video broken.. should i go with that?
Blaine Mr. Hollywood Jan 10, 2006 #3 That is an absolute MUST HAVE. It is easy to understand and will have you up and running in no time.
HorseFilms Look ma no hands Jan 10, 2006 #4 I advise people to keep it in their camera bag. You never know when you'll need it.
U uhrgl Veteran Jan 10, 2006 #5 Centwo said: Hello, I just got a dvx100 I would like to buy a video. That will show me a bit on how to use my dvx and also how to make it look like film. Click to expand... Yeah, Barry's book is essential -- that's why it comes packaged with the camera. As far as making it look like film, start by turning the scene dial to f6
Centwo said: Hello, I just got a dvx100 I would like to buy a video. That will show me a bit on how to use my dvx and also how to make it look like film. Click to expand... Yeah, Barry's book is essential -- that's why it comes packaged with the camera. As far as making it look like film, start by turning the scene dial to f6
lpcvideo1 Veteran Jan 10, 2006 #6 Yeah, I keep mine with me at all times. (Under my pillow at night.)
