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WOW that was really helpful, I don't have too much worthy insight to reply, but I definitely really appreciate it. Read some wikipedias and couldn't seem to find the right info I wanted. Thanks a bunch :)!! Cheers! gotcha :)!

thank you sir.

interesting! thanks! hmmm... is rode videomic pro specs say its super cardioid, im assuming thats in between hypercardioid and cardioid?

i did say what i will primarily shoot. and type, not brand. and is it not obvious that i know there isn't "one really good type"? hence the point of this thread. edit: forgot to say thanks! and i just read your edit. thanks again!

thank you :). my situation is, im a beginner that cant stand the in-camera (dslr) audio recording quality. I am also on a very low budget of <$300. What I plan to shoot will be shorts. what kind of shorts? the settings could really be anything and anywhere. but if it helps, i guess itll...

twice as long as half it's length? i dunno. oh come on, if you had nothing nice to say you might as well not >_>... this IS a newbie section after all. and i did state that i understand there are pros and cons of each. maybe it'll help you understand my question if i add this: which which mic...

oh yea, i had to point the camera around until i had the right shutterspeed before locking it :)

Hi there! Like the title says, if i want to mainly shoot shorts (indoors outdoors, basically any location), and sometimes interviews, which type of mic would you recommend? Lavalier? Shotgun? Or what else? I know each have their pros and cons, but what will suit me best in general? Thanks in...

i figured out a solution! using aperture priority and locking exposure :P

hey thanks for the reply, but that is exactly my question :(! Why is it not working :(? I am on M, video mode. zoomed out (18mm), set aperture to F/5.6. when i zoom in to 55mm, the aperture changes to F/9.x or something :(..... :huh::huh:

hi there :)! (an inactive newbie here!) I have a question about zooming with fixed aperture. i know that the widest aperture for zoom lenses (most) are fixed by the focal length you're at, but for example, if i use a 18-55 3.5-5.6 lens and use f5.6, why cant i zoom from 18 to 55 keeping it...

that's a really considerate, helpful, and "example-ful" response! thank you very much!! really appreciate it!!

yep! any suggestions for a casual film making device? examples like BMPCC (too expensive!! and not as casual as it's physical appearance...), nokia 1020 seems great any other suggestions? RX100? fits into a pocket quite nicely! EDIT: SORRY. I JUST NOTICED THERE IS ALREADY A SIMILAR THREAD!! pls...