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As long as there's a good reason for it, and not just because "I think this would be cool." People don't typically care about the henchmen.

It looks like just about any software should do the trick? Check your copy of Vegas to make sure it supports the formats would be my advice.

The problems he described sounded like it was related to aperture rather than shutter speed. I think you might have misread something?

Why do you think it's called a "rule of thumb"? :P

The rule of thumb is f/8 and forget it for sunny weather, but anything between f/7 and f/11 should be good enough depending on your other variables as far as your aperture goes.

What kind of monsters? And define "cheap"?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angle_of_view Not quite. But I bought the Nikon after getting the E-PL1, so I'm not sure I really want to bother with an adapter for it. Right now I'm mostly planning on keeping the Pen as a backup camera for places that won't let you take in a full blown DSLR or...

Just do a search through Amazon. Seriously, tripods that meet those requirements are pretty dirt cheap. http://www.amazon.com/Vanguard-MAK-233-Quick-Flip-Anti-Slip/dp/B003G2YZUK/ref=sr_1_7?s=photo&ie=UTF8&qid=1345154039&sr=1-7&keywords=tripod+bubble+level

Men in Black? Anyone? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=icErgB_ZmFM

Dreams are nice but make sure you can still afford to eat and pay the rent.

The biggest thing that irks me is that the angles I could get from the picture were narrower than I was used to. So I had to step back further from the subject than I really might have liked, and in tighter quarters it made framing a good shot difficult if not impossible. For example, suppose...

If there's a way to switch to manual focus on the E-PL1, I certainly don't see it in mine. There is a manual mode, but if you try and adjust the lenses manually the motors take over. On my D5100 there's an actual switch on the lens that lets you toggle between Auto and Manual. I think this...

not sure if serious

No Doctor Who or Torchwood? Seriously? Also: Brisco County Jr. (Maybe?) Time Trax VR 5 Earth: Final Conflict Seaquest DSV Firefly Stargate: SG-1 through Universe Off the top of my head. I'm sure I'm leaving out a few.

I guess it is. I saw the others were just point & shoots with video capability and assumed the camileo must be one too since I've never heard of it before.

For the amount of money you're paying why not just get a dedicated video camera? You're bound to get a better bang for your buck and there's plenty in the $200 range.

I have an older model Finepix and it chews through batteries like nothing. I'd say go with whichever one has the best battery life. The sound is going to be terrible though, so if one of them has a mic jack, get that.

The only thing I can think of is trying to have a Windows machine read something formatted for OSX. The two file systems don't really play well together and could cause issues. But if the OP doesn't tell us what he's using it's hard to know.

It pisses me off to no end, especially if I can't turn it off or mute it. In that case you can expect me to never visit your site again.

http://www.virgobc.com/meeting-rooms These start at $65 an hour. If you want daily you might have to bump up your budget a few hundred.