Shoot Digital
Which camera is better for a digital video shoot?
For those of you who are film-makers, I would like your Comment on this topic. I am interested in my films to the screen, but will probably shoot most of my movies on digital video, because I believe most of them are likely to be low budget. For all in this sense, the cinematographer, would you get to shoot for a digital? A cameraman had more experience on 35mm film or a cameraman, whose experience is grounded on digital video? I would be interested in hearing your thoughts and advice appreciated. Thank you!
Digital Video. While the artistic skills are similar, the DV guy get to know more about most of the equipment you have. Also, 35mm films Most of the crew shot with a good size, while the DV guy being used are likely hats work with fewer resources and take several. Your Individual results may vary on.
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