Affordable Large Sensor Camcorders JVC LS300 Panasonic AF100 Canon C100 Sony VG900 VG30 FS5ii
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Removable Lens camcorders with large sensors exist for the same price as a good DSLR. If you are serious about video, and shoot hours of video, have a serious look at cameras designed for video! Enjoy this epic comparison.
Smallest cameras with largest sensor- Sony VG900(full frame) and VG30 (APSC)$700 used to $3,000 new
Micro Four Thirds MFT interchangeable Lens camcorder- Panasonic AF100 $700 used, Walmart still has some new ones on their website for $2,200
Most popular interchangeable lens camcorder- Canon C100 mark II $2,700 new
Most unknown interchangeable lens Super 35 sensor camcorder- JVC LS300 $2,000 new
Best of the bunch- Sony FS5 mark II (better video quality than original FS5) $4,700 new
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Finally someone giving the Camcorders some love.
I am cameraman for my whole life ... and what you are talking about video cameras Sir, it makes a perfect common sense to me, just because of:
*- overheating free*
*- ergonomics*
*- functions designated to make video films*
*- akcessories*
*- working comfort*
- etc.
"Give-a-way"???? I"m floored. I've come across two channels that just give stuff away. I am a 60 year old Canadian who feels like he's stuck in life but... well... "tries", I guess is the word. I've never BEEN hardly anywhere except that I moved to Michigan. I'd LOVE to live THERE for a tiny while! Anyway. I'm FASCINATED by your videos. THANK YOU FOR DOING THEM! I used to work at camera stores when I was a young man back in Canada. I'm only now trying to edge into video. LOTS more to learn! I have a LOT of experience in "photography" and I guess that helps. I was suffering from a health issue that made it so I could hardly carry a Nikon with a 300mm lens around my neck without dealing with a lot of pain. BUT photography is part of the healing, isn't it??? And now, things are looking up and the health is returning.
Anyway, I'm yammering on. Thank you for your wisdom and suggestions. Do you have a camera STORE or something? I can't begin to imagine just COLLECTING all that cool gear, otherwise! Cheers! :-)
Those Sony VG bodies have the best ergonomics, and are such a joy to use. I remember renting a few when they first hit the market for some pick-up shots. After years of shouldering heavy professional cams, I fell in love with the size and weight. If Sony put a current sensor with a 10-bit codec in those bodies, I would buy one immediately. Please, Sony. Bring the VG series back!
Let's start a petition!
Amazing video. I can only imagine what a nightmare it must have been swapping out all of those cameras/lenses/batteries/SD cards, and all the footage. I've never seen so many camera/lens combos in one video.
My biggest takeaway from watching this is that you can get the same shot with any camera and lens combo- the only difference will be sharpness and amount of bokeh. Every shot looked the same, colorgrade, composition, etc. Pretty cool :)
This is why you should not quit. This is inspiring and motivating. No more excuses. I'm going to get something like this and start filming.
I remember when Vegan Gains lent me his VG900. I almost bought it, but people preferred my little Canon G7X lol. I wish they would update that line!
Im surprised you had time to comment while doing pull ups and looking for the perfect camera
Still waiting for the Northrup metric system video. Hahahaha cheers man, you have great content.
Wonderful, more Canon color science which turns green into teal.
All I want is the perfect camera. The perfect camera for me is as light as the a6000 and performs as the A7RIII. It has a lens light as the Zeiss 35 F2.8 but performs as the GM 24mm F1.4.
Kasey there is a spin-off show in here somewhere for you. Try to win one of these lower end camcorders maybe and do a comparison to your SH1 ... I’d watch that and learn nothing!
every time i watch one of these comparison videos i cant stop thinking on how much work do you put in these videos and dont even monetize them.. just thanks dude
Glad you like them!
YT "randomly" suggested me this video this afternoon sometime. I saw about 8 of your past videos already and all I can say is: you brought the photography teaching to another level here on YT. Fun, relaxed and PRO! Superb!
Cool, thanks!
Subscribed. Great content.
I use Panasonic G7 and go pro 8 right now. I live in Wyoming and my cameras over heat all the time in the summer. You have sold me big time on camcorders. I thought you were crazy at first , but then saw just pure passion. I want a JVC LS300 real bad now.
The G7 is a great camera. Mine never overheats, but then again I always shoot 1080p. I never shoot 4K
This guy is freaking cool. The world needs more people like you.
Ditto that comment. Need more human beings like Marcus
Yeah.
@@ThomasBryant He's my go-to guy for figuring out ways to save money when being creative while enjoying photography and videography. He has some great tips.
True
He's an Amazing guy :)
Came across this channel a week ago. I love camcorders for making videos. I own a Panasonic TM 900. I think it's a great camcorder but it has a small sensor so I can't get that blurred bokeh background. After watching your review I decided that the Sony Nex VG30 was the camcorder for me. I found one for 600 bucks on e-bay and it lappeared to be in very good condition so I purchased it. I'm looking forward to making beautiful videos with it that have that awesome blurred background and a more professional cinematic ambience. Thanks for sharing your love and knowledge of photography with those of us who love to create videos and beautiful pictures. Your perspective on photography is fresh, unique and most of all practical. Much needed as there are too many choices to make a decision based on features alone. I want a camera or camcorder that will be timeless and have value to me for many years to come.
Finally someone mentions the Sony VG series I still have my VG20 and VG900 great cameras I think those cameras were a hidden gem ........ they are so lightweight still being a camcorder great for cinematography.
@1985monstroful maybe you know, one question - VG20&30 create 2.0 sound in SD card... possible record 5.1 for HDMI cable this camera?
@legacy_mans I'm not 100% sure but if your saying 5.1 surround sound for the VG20/30/900 record should be the same. I'm not sure about the VG10
You are absolutely right you are smart they can dissipate the heat much better than a camera can absolutely
This guy is simply amazing....doing a good job.
I've been on the DSLR train for a while. It wasn't until I realized the limits of it while working on a lecture program that I started looking for dedicated video. I dig your passion man, you picked up a new sub!
Welcome Eric!
Haven't really had the ability to leave comments before because I usually watch on Apple TV or X-Box. Wanted to take the time to say that MarkusPix is awesome and I appreciate what you do. You have one of the best channels in all of RUclips (sorry Kasey). Keep up the great content, it's so informative and entertaining.
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I made it to video from still photography. While DSLR video can achieve amazing results, there is definitely a ton of "hacking" required to make it work. In the end, it is not the most intuitive. And by the time you buy all the bells and whistles to cobble a kit together, a camcorder would have been better, easier, and cheaper. Now I know where to turn when I need video explanations and comparisons - not just the latest, or one popular model vs the other - but across entire ecosystems. Your videos are well-curated and ignore the techno-babble that I can read from the tech specs. I like the perspective your videos take. It is most helpful to here the everyday workability aspect of the equipment AND to see the side by side comparisons. Lenses, audio, internal vs external recording. This is the stuff that matters more than the specs. The specs may allow it to work, but I like to know how it actually functions and what those specs produce. THANK YOU!
I take it he could talk about cameras all day. You could tell he really enjoys this art
@@no15minutecities entirely wrong
I am just getting into video/vlogging/ and edit. The information, knowledge and wisdom you share, is not taken for granted!! Your energy is outstanding. I am definitely a faithful student, wanting to learn more from you. Stay cool man.
One of the finest videos out of hundreds I've looked at trying to make decisions on video gear from an old-school pro-photographer? Kudos Markus!
The engineers should be talking to you. Lots of good ideas for improvements and an honesty about issues. Love it.
You look like a cross of Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson. Awesome.
"Owen Stiller" or "Ben Wilson"
@@KungfuJoeProductions yes
+ Rod Stewart
@@MitkoKostadinov123 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Owen Ben Stewart"
I think I just found my camera guru. I really like your presentation style, Markus. Just the facts. No BS. Great video. I have subscribed.
Welcome aboard!
As a dedicated photographer that honestly wishes companies would sell lower priced non-video still photography cameras. Your intro hits the nail on the head. Camcorders are ergonomic for video recording. I want to get into cinematography and the idea of holding a Dslr or mirrorless camera seems so cumbersome. I'm here to learn how to choose an entry level camcorder.
Just get a freaking huge lens, then you don't mind what's on its back
I seem to be that person who buys and later the market changes and what I've bought becomes obsolete within a year.
I started with a 35mm camera I could afford a Kowa sEtr it came with a 50mm lens and a 135mm Telephoto.
It was stolen and later replaced it with a Pentax K1000 but due to having a family all I really did was buy a couple of lenses couldn't afford alot of film processing.
Digital came around and bought a Minolta 5mp camera took some pretty good photos but gave it away when I bought a Pentax K10D. Still stuck on still photography. Shortly afterward both Pentax and Minolta are no more and Sony ends up as the beneficiary of some pretty good internal tech they needed. This is about the time 12 and 18 Mp cameras make their debut, along with video capabilities.
I also bought a Sony Handycam 8mm tape rather than VHS but you can transfer video to your PC and edit it.
Now I'd like to get a decent camera with 1080 res but all I see are el cheapo stuff or completely outta my range.
Oh well I guess it's time to stop belly achin and keep looking.
Always great content. I'm always curious why there are so many vloggers out there complaining about DSLR cameras not working very well for video. I see the draw to using the right tool for the right project.
This was a great video. I think a Sony FS5ii is in my future.
fx6
after this vid me too!!!!
Just sold mine don’t do it
@@theovisuals9 ohhh why did you?
@@girmonsproductions image quality just isn’t there compared to what you can buy for cheaper af is terrible I do sports videographer and music videos
I love my Canon XF400. As a one man youtube production channel it works great for me.
Hey Markus! I really love your concept of "doing your best or what you can with what you have". I also love the fact that you always come up with unusual and cheap ways ot shooting amazing videos or pictures with creative ideas/ material. I do really learn and appreciate your videos.....
I love your explanation and clarifications of the diff. Cam Corders
M.P. ……………..I don't want anything !!!! but THANKS FOR GREAT JOB !!!!!!!!!!!!
This video was full of so much information for a newbie to RUclips. I’m a amateur video maker and I was always wonder the difference between DSR and camcorder. You have gave me a great Education on the difference in adopt me gone with the camcorder. Thank you.
This video gave me goose bumps its like I watched 1000 videos compile into one. This guy is simply amazing. Officially the best.
AGREED
This guy really amazine,, and very informative knowledge,, he is really cool,,im with you bro.
I bought Panasonic HC VX1 after watching this. Use it on live event. Man i couldnt believe the quality! On low light its even better. I pair it up with my A5000 so i can switch scene everytime i need to fast change zoom. Im glad i watch ypur video before making decision on buying camera for streaming long hours event.
I can't have your giveaways 'cause I'm Italian, but I really enjoy watching your videos and passion
This channel should have 20 mln subscribers 😀😀😀 Great job and enjoyable watching !!! Greetings from Poland.
Those who complain about the cost of cameras for youtubing vlogging and Etc, most of them have an $800 iPhone in their pockets trying to keep up when they are actually broke trying to impress others.
lmao iphone
i love so much your videos. your videos about the ef-m lineup lens is what i've stuck with this channel. it's so heartwarming. you don't patronise people with less gear. tq markus
I'm at a stage in my life where I'm going to jump in blind with no idea how to operate a camera or shoot film cinematography. The will is burning inside to create. Wish me dumb luck fam. 🤞
wait wait wait wait, are you shooting actual film or are you shooting digital?
@@AnimeZone247
Oh, digital. I wish I had a clue. 😮😂
Good luck! Read and study as much as possible. Learn like the mechanisms behind how the cameras work. Like physically how it works. That has helped me a lot to understand!!
@@seuqram0145 Also I would say... Study the psychology behind film editing. There's some great videos on RUclips for that. And learn about things like storyboarding, which is setting up your shots in a way to make it cinematic. And the most important thing overall, beside good audio, is good storytelling. So always start from the part and you will progress greatly!! ✅
It's an ongoing journey and should always be growing. Because you will always learn more no matter how long you've done it. And that's good that means we're thinking in new ways! It's the type of thing where you always learn and realize new things! ✅
@@padkirsch
Thanks, I've been doing just that.
I love the cam recorders. Been having a problem finding a cheap but good one. Thanks for deep information 👌
Haha Markus that rant on the last bit! I actually watched this from start to end and thoroughly enjoyed it! Too bad you don't send to Germany. It's half past midnight.
I'm in Germany too
Dang it!
Markus ist in Köln geboren und spricht deutsch :)
Krasser Zufall 😜
Well done Marcus! You’re one cool guy and thank you for helping out a local
creator Kasey (Camera Conspiracies). I’ve never met Kasey but your generosity.was so good for him.
All that you do for so many people makes you a real stand up guy!! 👍
I'm not that interested by video shooting but your so sparkingly alive it's a pleasure to watch your videos. Keep going.
Okay so it's going to be a while before I can spend this much on a video camera, but I'm saving this video so that I can come back to it. The choices and the explanations you give of each are so informative and enjoyable. Great content, thank you so much.
You can also be happy with a G85 or a Sony 6600 and a nice sharp lens. Maybe add a metabones. These are nice cameras, but some of them are pretty old by now.
Yes for short 10 minutes videos, they are fine. They take great video but they are not ergonomically made for video
@@MarkusPix Agree. I went and got the VG 30 in 2020 as it's better suited for camcorder style shooting. I still use my A7 R3 if its short clips!
@mipmipmipmipmip Yes. And certainly when it comes to all the extra's you need to get that photocamera behave like a videocamera (no powerzoom, bad battery life in video mode, lacking professional connectivity, those sort of things)
I like this video just because there are at least still people that value videocamera's over photocameras, just like me.
My G85 is great, but it has been relegated to a B cam and webcam because of the poor autofocus and 4K crop.
My Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II is my A cam. It's still far from perfect for video, but either of these cameras is capable of shooting 4K video that is good enough for 95% of scenarios. My E-M1 II can also autofocus very well in video.
I would love to have a real cinema camera, especially with a full-frame sensor. The Sony FX6 appeals to me a lot. Built-in ND filters are also a big deal.
Then again, I wonder if I would actually use such a camera as often. I'm just an amateur, and my backpack is already pretty rough to carry.
There are workarounds for the battery problem, especially on cameras that can be powered over USB-C. The ergonomics can be addressed with rigging, and I do have a cage and handles for my E-M1 II as well as an external monitor.
No one has figured out how to include ND filters on a hybrid camera yet, but I bet that will happen soon enough. In the meantime, my variable ND filters attached to my lenses do the job well enough.
Sounds like the A7C is the camera for you
When I started wondering about cameras a few months ago I wish I had found your channel! You are so inspirational and enthusiastic! I’m a car guy and I aim to make better videos. I am not a photographer in any stretch of the word. I watched the video to the end, I am learning from your content not just here for the give away!
great stuff here.... I really like the info that you are giving us..... is like nobody talk about a diferent way to get a good footage, and you give us answers.... I think that cameras like the canon XC10 are so much better that dslr for video, and the same with all the cameras that you show us today..... very big thanks....
Some great points here. Even though there are ways around a lot of the issues with shooting DSLR/Compact Mirrorless, the point is with Video Cameras it just works. Unfortunately for my needs I need the image that DSLRs can produce so I'll have to stick with the work arounds.
Well.. I think you missed his point in the video: There are now a lot of videocameras with large sensors that incorporate the same 'cinematic' image as a DSLR or mirrorless camera...
The amount of equipment you have is extremely impressive, Markus.
Your videos are a lot of help to people like me,great work.
Loving this video...am a DSLR user but I love how he narrates about the camcorder...I should get one....🎥🇰🇪
All the way from Nairobi Kenya (Africa)
Markus... your videos are amazing. Thanks for all your hard work.
Markus is a practical content creator with a sensible point of view. I can't afford a big cinema rig and he understands the average professional creator's budget.
When it comes to videos I was looking for when looking to update my stream camera I really wish I found this video a lot sooner when I was buying cameras and lenses because this really opened my eyes to a lot of possibilities that I didn't know existed. So in-depth and lots of details and lots of professional quality, wish I found it sooner.
The well known documentary Marcy Made about DeHaven Irby, who was Jay-Z’s mentor, is filmed entirely with the JVC-GYLS300. The movie looked really good. The JVC is an awesome buy!
I really like your videos .... and I love how you are sharing your knowledge on photography and videography. Keep doing what you do.
excellent job, something interesting without pretentious or idiotic presentation.
Me and my daughter just watched this and a few of your other videos. Great content and it has made it easier for her, being a new college film student, to decide what equipment to look for and specs. You got a new sub from us!
Just straight up honest opinion from a guy who knows that he's talking about. Great content! 👏💯
I love this channel! I am glad that I stumble upon it! very informative. Thank you
Amazing video thanks!
This brotha got tremendous knowledge on camcorders; mad respect;
After half a year of looking I came to the conclusion I need a used large sensor pro camcorder that does 1080p. Now if I had seen your video before I started I could have saved a lot of money lol.... and I might have won the Pana :) Thank you. Oh and that Canon Cine 85 is awsome.... 3x the price of the used cameras though!
You are seriously the best video content dude on RUclips hands down.
Extremely knowledgeable,with accurate details.
Lots of industry experience.
Much respect.
Appreciate that
@@MarkusPix Last night I spent a full hour watching your camcorder video segment, and a few others.
If you get a moment, come check out my channel.
Thanks, Jason
Great Info !! Love it !! Thanks 👍
Maybe you should bring up bit rate because that's something that really matters when it comes to video cameras
Eh kinda. Movies have been made with 8-bit cameras tho so it’s more about the guy behind the camera than the camera
@@Thevikingcam really don't understand your point
I just found and started watching some of your videos. Because I am wanting to set up a web site to try and to show off-roading and projects related to exploring and safety. I know very little about video editing and the right cameras. That is what I am watching for , it is sad that people are only interested in free stuff. I live in Dayton, Nevada/
Watching this video 3 years after this was made still the information is very much relevant on how one should approach selecting equipment. You know what shines in this video .... the passion of the creator and sharing knowledge. Simple explanation and from heart. Thank you !
I totally agree with the superiority of a dedicated video camera over a photo camera. I bought a GH-4 photo camera in the early days of DSLR popularity and it never did have the functionality of my video cameras. A co-worker who was doing the same kind of three-camera work I was doing for the same company had to have a whole table to assemble the rigs for his three GH-4's. The power zoom found on video cameras should be enough to dissuade people from going with a photo camera. I often plug my mics directly into the XLR inputs on my video cameras, which speeds up the shooting. Finally, the optical image stabilizers on photo cameras always seem inferior to those on video cameras. As for the differences in picture quality between your cameras, the differences are very little compared to the quality advancements one can get by properly framing the subject, getting a good white balance, proper focus, a complimentary background, an eye-catching subject and telling the story properly. A good camera put in the hands of someone with mediocre talent will not get anything close to the quality of a film made by a mediocre camera put in the hands of a skilled videographer.
Totally agree! You'll like the video coming out tomorrow 😉
jesus, so many tripods
love it!
I would love a VG900, too bad I live in Europe lol
As being still a Sony NEX 10 user, i am still happy in my shooting with adapters and editing in final cut pro,.. if i had the money i went for the last Sony showed here, great video thanks
This is an amazing breakdown. I shoot stills with an a6000 and a7ii, but I always imagined that these cameras would break the bank.
Could you tell us your lighting setup? It's incredibly balanced!
Thanks, lighting coming in upcoming videos
It has taken me years to save up, but at the end of this month I will be buying the JVC LS300. I love the combination of APSC sensor with MFT mount. A camera that I have that would belong with these. Cameras except that it has a fixed (but superb) zoom lens is the Panasonic DVX-200. It has an MFT sensor, and all the bells and whistles like vectorscope and wave form monitor. I have had that camera for four or five years and I absolutely love that camera. It produces incredible footage. I am sure it will get a little jealous when it sees me giving love to the LS300 :)
“What kind of camcorder are you after?”
Mark: Yes.
You're one handsome guy who knows his camcorders. Love this informational video.
Binge watching.....you might just be my new favorite camera tech guy 👍😁
Additionally - dang. That sigma 56 1.4 on that Sony fs5 looks amazing! The colors and contrast were are soo good!
3:03 wait a sec. this ain't a DSLR
One pleasant surprise to me for JVC LS300 was that all of my mFT lenses could cover 100% of the larger Super 35 sensor without using any cropping via JVC's Variable Scan Mapping (VSM), the only exception was my 12-100 F4.0, with which I have to apply about 84% cropping factor to avoid vignette on four corners. In other words, most of mFT lenses (my 17 F1.8, 25F1.2, 45F1.2, 60F2.8 Macro, 40-150 F2.8 were tested) covers more area than that of an mFT lens was designed for. I am glad that my mFT could be used for the Super35 sensor of JVC LS300 which has much bigger sensor area (24.89mm x 18.66mm = 464.4mm2 on Super 35 sensor vs. 17.8mm x 10mm = 178mm2 on mFT sensor at 16:9 ratio). Very smart design from JVC for choosing mFT mount on its LS300 Super 35 sensor camcorder!
Most mft lenses are s35/aps-c lenses with mft mount so that makes sense.
I liked how you showed the different lenses in succession, I can’t enter I’m in Australia
I gotta say love your videos. I have spent 2 hours now and you are very inspiring. Thinking now saving to a camcorder to make videos and I want to make videos hell maybe movies someday!
Thank you! This was fun to watch as well as being informative and well produced. I assumed I would not make it through the whole video, but I didn't even look at the time until I was about 23 mins in.
man...Marcus....Your livingroom is like a candystore for me!
Thanks for the great video's
Wait till you see my underground studio! ruclips.net/video/5xK_dE45lzU/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/DVsWpOMihFM/видео.html
I saw this video when it came out. They are amazing but my budget is like a third of those lol. I am more like in the 200 to 300 dollar range is there something for the little guy? Got to start somewhere thank you for all your videos I have learned so much.
Start out with your phone and see what you can do. When you outgrow that maybe head to ebay or craigslist and buy a used mirrorless or DSLR. If/when you outgrow that then graduate to things he is talking about. I am tempted to buy new stuff but I have done that too many times in my life with other hobbies things, not used them to full capacity, and think back to the money I essentially threw out. With age comes wisdom. At least that's my two cents. Best of luck in your adventures!
Really love the videos. I found you through searching for video cameras. Your reviews are fantastic!
I've been saying the same thing for years. I was shocked when all these videographers starting using DSLRs for video. If you're using a DSLR for video, you're not a serious video man.
18:55 what? I didn't know that the LS300 could record prores to an SD card
I know! That almost blew my mind!
@@jaegermah It can't. I own one. It can record it to an external Atomos monitor-recorder, however.
awesome video lots of work went into this video thank you for all the time and effort.
Hey Markus so I have to add my feedback. I found you about 2 weeks ago after a lot of youtube research on how vlogs are presented. By far you have the best quality recorded videos out there. Your expalnation is detailed and rich and to do this on multipul cameras is a lot of patience and hard work. Your clear precise and understand the technology YOU ARE the point reference on recording on the internet today! 4K yeah if people understand how many factors of recording out-way just to have 4K to get that better result they probably would buy the perfect camera if they just listend to your advice. I only have 450 in my budget so I wil get the Panasonic V800K recommended in your last camcorder video, with an understanding that most people as yet dont have a 4K TV. As YOU said its all recommendations in a budget, and dont just buy it becuase it says 4k. I have spent weeks understanding, resolution, night filming (Thermal), aperture, ISO , Light and megapixels as a technology. Compared with all available functions and options, not to mention O.I.S and gimbals. Thanks for another WONDERFUL Video. & No not interested in your give away. You gave me so much already. Everytime I wil use the camcorder YOU will be on my mind! Thanks for saving me a load of hassle & wasted money!
These are great! But your studio set up is magnificent and do its job. THX have a nice day.
You've got amazing technical knowledge! Keeps me wanting to learn more. Thanks!
EXCELLENT VIDEO COMPARISON! Great information, I learned a lot! THANK YOU!
8:50 - you're welcome lol
I just found your channel and I love your energy and enthusiasm.
Very enjoyable video, Markus. Thanks for putting that together - love your tone and enthusiasm. I have owned a JVC LS300 for a couple of years and am grateful in a way it remained unfashionable because it kept the price low. It's been a very reliable workhorse for me with lots of corporate-type filming. I had even not used the live stream to RUclips function until recently but that is incredibly useful to have that built into the camera - no hardware needed to go Live. If you own the camera and have not tried this out I suggest you do. I put together a clip showing you step by step how to do including full menu walkthrough. ruclips.net/video/kZkgVMHweFI/видео.html
Excellent video Markus - thanks for the comps - very concise - plus your commentary is spot on - for those who really pay attention ! Thank you !
Many thanks!
The mere fact that you said, *SSD stands for Solid State Drive,* made me leave a comment and thumbs UP this awesome video. Reason being that a lot of content creators may presume or think the viewers watching their content should know these technical/acronym terms. With this booming generation and RUclips being an amazing platform/outlet to teach and learn, I feel one should think about the audience you are catering to always. You may have a new buddy viewer as old as 65 or as young as 11 that is interested in getting into videography or photography, whether as a hobby or deep interest and those technical terms may be unfamiliar to them, so I feel it really helps to keep the teacher/student mindset as a content creator. Great job!!
If you'd like to shoot some black and white that looks more like 1930's serials to start with, I'd go for that softer look, and depend on lighting to focus the audience. Super high detail is used for news show studio hosts, but as they grow older, methinks they'd prefer 1960's cameras and lenses.
This video looks straight out of 2007. I love it
Not a chance. 2007 = 240p- 480p at best.
Wow! That was insightful 💯✨
Cheers from Bangalore, India
i absolutely agree with this video! photographers all thinking they are cinematographers now... so annoying.
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