Maintaining a consistent visual texture is hard enough even when using matched cameras with matched lenses. Why make it harder by mixing and matching low grade cameras.
-T.C.
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| EagleSpirit Member Somewhere Doing Something Stupid 439 Posts 7/03 |  Posted - Mar 30 2005 : 12:30AMRight to the point, I am using two Canon XL1S cameras, and considering buying a low end camera. I was viewing several threads and think that the Panasonic PV-GS120 would be a fine low end camera. I am a bit worried though about using the different camera and maintaining similar picture quality. Any input or suggestions? [Link] |
| TonyC Comstock Films 2523 Posts 8/03 | Posted - Mar 30 2005 : 8:14AM Maintaining a consistent visual texture is hard enough even when using matched cameras with matched lenses. Why make it harder by mixing and matching low grade cameras. -T.C. Comstock Films:Real Life, Real People, Real Sex [Link] |
| McX Maxstretch.com 135 Posts 1/05 | Posted - Mar 30 2005 : 12:58PM Plus, unless you are Howard Hughes, Wicked, Playboy or Vivid skip the expense and trouble of multiple cameras. Make it work with repeat shots of the scene from different angles and make the magic in the editing bay. Peace out... McX [Link] |
| TonyC Comstock Films 2523 Posts 8/03 | Posted - Mar 30 2005 : 9:30PM -T.C. Comstock Films:Real Life, Real People, Real Sex [Link] |
| EagleSpirit Member Somewhere Doing Something Stupid 439 Posts 7/03 | Posted - Mar 31 2005 : 7:31PM Thanks again for the responses, I truly do appreciate them. [Link] |
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