From the category archives:
We have been hearing all over the web that the newly announced Canon 60D is quite similar to the 7D. But before any of us jump to conclusions we, should heed this great article by Dan Carr. Dan clearly lays out the differences between the two cameras, and brings to light important details that are easy to overlook. This is a must read for those on the fence considering purchasing one of these cameras.
(Image Credit Dan Carr)
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As you know DSLR Video Shooter is not a huge news outlet. Here you will mainly see tutorials, how-tos and reviews. But I though I would start posting bullet points for news items each week.
News Via Gizmodo, Planet5D, Cinema5D, Pro Video Coalition.
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Redrock Micro has recently release a line of “Nano” rigs for HDSLR use. I did a podcast a few weeks ago on a mobile hybrid rig setup I use for HDSLR work involving stills and video. It seems Redrock is seeing a need for such rigs that are more manageable and quickly configurable for hybrid work. Check out the different setups on Redrock Micro’s website.
(via FreshDV)
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Have questions about DSLR video gear? What camera, what gear, lenses etc? I get TONS of emails, blog comments, and Vimeo comments about what kit people should get. Recently my fellow HDSLR blogger Adriel Brunson shared with me a guide he wrote answering these questions. The DSLR Video Buyer’s Guide is a 50 page guide for all levels of DSLR users.
Adriel covers all the key equipment areas – cameras, lenses, support systems, audio, and more. For each category he breaks down what’s needed for Basic, Intermediate and Advanced productions. Adriel also takes a look at each category from the perspective of a Photographer, Video Professional and Aspiring Film Maker. Read the full article →
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