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Canon HFS-100
- Thread starter jenson
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I think it's a good camera for the price. I was going to buy that camera. However, since the explosion of video in DSLR I now have my eyes set on a Full Frame DSLR and a couple of lenses instead.
good camera, its my only one. I stuck a 35mm adapter on it for cinema stuff etc.
Yeah, starting over Id got DSLR.. maybe.. but Im having a heck of a lot of fun with it!
Yeah, starting over Id got DSLR.. maybe.. but Im having a heck of a lot of fun with it!
I love my HFS100 for making personal films with a crew of me. I've been a director for many years but always utilize a DP with their own gear. I don't even know how to turn their cameras on. I only recently bought the HFS100, mostly from being inspired on these boards, to teach myself cinematography and one-man-band narrative and documentary filmmaking. And it's been a hoot.
I don't have a 35mm adapter, but I do use a nice super macro lens adapter on occasion.
I missed the DSLR revolution by a mere few months, but don't regret having this camera. It has enough manual functions to teach myself how they work, but can also revert to a top-notch fully automatic family camcorder.
I don't have a 35mm adapter, but I do use a nice super macro lens adapter on occasion.
I missed the DSLR revolution by a mere few months, but don't regret having this camera. It has enough manual functions to teach myself how they work, but can also revert to a top-notch fully automatic family camcorder.
I found a letus extreme on the net for $500.
Works great.. eats light like a black hole!
Works great.. eats light like a black hole!