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- Thread starter dufferIn
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What are you wanting to shoot?
What's your budget?
Is this for hobby or income?
I can't think of any one website that would have a lot of general knowledge...
What's your budget?
Is this for hobby or income?
I can't think of any one website that would have a lot of general knowledge...
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I want to do, in medium term, documentary, for tv format...
I need the 101, first to know what does exist as camera, format, the way they work, then the software..
It's just a large point of view that i need.
Budget would be around 2000 $ for soft and hardware.
I need the 101, first to know what does exist as camera, format, the way they work, then the software..
It's just a large point of view that i need.
Budget would be around 2000 $ for soft and hardware.
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Your budget is not going to work with what you are planning to do. If you are looking at TV production value, your budget will have to increase. You will need final cut pro, which will help blow the budget. Final cut pro has more formats than final cut express when it come to getting you data out of the program.
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