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I've browsed and searched these forums, but I couldnt find anything where someone specified that they weren't concerned about the option of the big screen, or where they specified the subject matter being closeups of people. I did send directorik a message, and if anyone else sees this and has...

Part 2: The camera budget is extremely flexible (unlimited), and I simply want the very best machine for the job. I realize since I dont have hopes of putting this on the big screen, it reduces the expense of the camera greatly, so while what I would need might not be expensive, if there's...

Part 1: Hi directorik, I have a question, and two people have pointed me in your direction... here is my problem- I'm setting up to do a project where most of the filming will be of conversations amongst a group of 5 or less people, sometimes outside, sometimes in a vehicle, but most often in...

I've never used this board before- I'm just asking what the best quality camera out there is, to use for filming in-person, close-up, interviews, conversations, and other up-close-and-personal type film that is not destined for the big screen, regardless the price. Any suggestions? I'm not...

I have no set budget, and I am looking for the best camera for interviews, close up conversation, and mostly indoor filming. Some of this will be outside, some of this will be in low light, but for the most part it would be filming livingroom conversations. This will go straight to DVD or...

I have all of that, but it's the camera model that I'm trying to decide on. I'm looking for suggestions from people on here rather than a sales person or employee of my own. 5 people's suggestions will probably cover more bases than whatever model he is used to using. I'll definitely have...

So then I take it that filming for a straight-to-video project allows for a much, much lower priced camera... What is the best camera for a straight-to-video project? Again, most of the filming is indoors with low light. I'm not a filmmaker by trade or hobby, but I want to own my own...

So then I take it that filming for a straight-to-video project allows for a much, much lower priced camera... What is the best camera for a straight-to-video project? Again, most of the filming is indoors with low light. Thanks! PS... (I wasnt asking to spend $100,000.... I was just...

This will be an ongoing project, we will be filming every week, for several years and I want to own the equiptment. Any suggestions on what a good setup would be? Thanks....

I'm setting up to do a project where most of the filming will be of conversations amongst a group of 5 or less people, sometimes outside, sometimes in a vehicle, but more often in low light (dinning room/candlelight) and very often indoors. It will be destined for either DVD or online...