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Lost with the GH3
- Thread starter MayLous
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I'm not a GH3 owner but when I started in DSLR, I found a wealth of great video and info on youtube.
There are quite a few on the GH3, including:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T58muPZ1uFw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIMdxoGbNXU
Do a youtube search on:
... etc
And watch lots on Dave Dugdale's channel - start with his early videos and work forwards
http://www.youtube.com/user/drumat5280
There are quite a few on the GH3, including:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T58muPZ1uFw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIMdxoGbNXU
Do a youtube search on:
... etc
And watch lots on Dave Dugdale's channel - start with his early videos and work forwards
http://www.youtube.com/user/drumat5280
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Not being rude but you sound like you don't know anything at all, you paid a lump sum for a good camera that you don't even know how to use, that isn't the problem, the problem is you have watched reviews yet still don't know what to do?
When I bought my canon 600d I had no idea how to use it, all I wanted to do was shoot videos, for about a month I didn't know what ISO was, shutter speed, aperture etc etc.
So I watched reviews, learned rules, developed my own then through practice I managed to get the hang of it, I suggest you keep watching YouTube videos on how to use DSLRS for filming.
The best way to learn is practice.
I'm surprised you thought of the bmcc considering your out if your depth with a GH3, that camera is another ball game
When I bought my canon 600d I had no idea how to use it, all I wanted to do was shoot videos, for about a month I didn't know what ISO was, shutter speed, aperture etc etc.
So I watched reviews, learned rules, developed my own then through practice I managed to get the hang of it, I suggest you keep watching YouTube videos on how to use DSLRS for filming.
The best way to learn is practice.
I'm surprised you thought of the bmcc considering your out if your depth with a GH3, that camera is another ball game
When I got my T3i, I read every page of the manual, and would sit in a room with the camera for hours a day so that I knew it, in and out.