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Yeah. No lights or audio equipment or crew. Just what he said. Why use any other tools that have been invented to help filmmakers? Just kidding. Being sarcastic. You really should start researching and shooting and working on the skill you want to perfect. Then buy the equipment that pertains to that skill you've learned.
 
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Brooksy said:
Yeah. No lights or audio equipment or crew. Just what he said. Why use any other tools that have been invented to help filmmakers? Just kidding. Being sarcastic. You really should start researching and shooting and working on the skill you want to perfect. Then buy the equipment that pertains to that skill you've learned.
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:lol: Haha, I literally laughed out loud at that one! I use shop lights and friends as crew and have over 50. It's amazing how fast it grows. For audio equipment, I have a guy that built us a boom for free that connects to my XL. Hilal, the biggest thing is KNOWING PEOPLE. Other people can contribute talent and it makes a great film.
 
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i am interested in a digital camera with 3 ccds it should have Hi definition and be tapless with a flash drive or memory stick and it should shoot in wide screen formate . And also tell me about the camera support.
 
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Hilal said:
i am interested in a digital camera with 3 ccds it should have Hi definition and be tapless with a flash drive or memory stick and it should shoot in wide screen formate . And also tell me about the camera support.
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You need to decide on a budget. All high-definition cameras are widescreen, though the majority of them seem to use CMOS sensors rather than CCDs.
 
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Hilal said:
i am interested in a digital camera with 3 ccds it should have Hi definition and be tapless with a flash drive or memory stick and it should shoot in wide screen formate . And also tell me about the camera support.
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try typing stuff in google or amazon

try typing panasonic, sony, JVC etc.

try reading descriptions of camera results u get

try looking for the "3 ccd" in there

ill start you off with one: Panasonic HVX200a

EDIT: actually HPX 170 is the tapeless version of the hvx200a
 
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