I am midstream in a video project, using borrowed HMC40's. I helped the owner purchase these and for a season,
was the sole operator of them. In my current position I cannot borrow them indefinitely and thus, this corporation
needs to make a purchase.
Here is my current experience:
needed. With this in mind, I have been trying to consider a flexible platform to base a package on and with all the buzz
about video on DSLR's, that is my interest. (open to correction)
My project needs include:
a good friend recommends the the D7000. Alternately, there is the 60D. I know that there are Ford/Chevy/Dodge guys
here and everywhere. My problem is identifying all the features that provide the benefits I am after.
Lastly, if I need to step up one level in quality/ability from these contenders, I can do that.
Can anyone lend a hand?
Thanks in advance,
Rob
was the sole operator of them. In my current position I cannot borrow them indefinitely and thus, this corporation
needs to make a purchase.
Here is my current experience:
- First and foremost an audio guy
- Lots of home based point and shoot experience with great results
- Non-Profit Ministry conference videoing (with HMC40's and DVX100B) with good to great results
- Corporate point and shoot experience with great results (more recently)
- Corporate videography (greenscreen and on location) which I am still very new at but doing well
needed. With this in mind, I have been trying to consider a flexible platform to base a package on and with all the buzz
about video on DSLR's, that is my interest. (open to correction)
My project needs include:
- Greenscreen video
- Indoor videography of events
- Indoor/outdoor videography at industrial plants
- Product photos on infinity background
- Personnel photos
- Solid photo ability
- Solid video ability
- Greenscreen (someone suggest DSLR's wouldn't do a good job True/False?)
- Outdoor with high motion
- Nice shallow depth of field ability
- Tethered Videoing (for green screen work)
- Tethered Photography (for product shoots)
- Wireless flash (future thinking)
a good friend recommends the the D7000. Alternately, there is the 60D. I know that there are Ford/Chevy/Dodge guys
here and everywhere. My problem is identifying all the features that provide the benefits I am after.
Lastly, if I need to step up one level in quality/ability from these contenders, I can do that.
Can anyone lend a hand?
Thanks in advance,
Rob