Was curios and wanting to get some input from others. I have a YT channel that I created for the site and eventually plan on getting into the creation of YouTube tutorials, reviews and such for the site. Currently there is no content on it.
But, it's been a LONG time since I did much with video. In fact, so long that back in the day it was primarily an 8mm cassette that you used.
What is more common to capture the digital content, a higher end DLSR or a dedicated digital recording device (what we used to call a movie camera)?
I have a Nikon D7200 currently and the image quality on it is good enough to do the job and I can purchase external microphones to interface with it (both wireless and hardwired).
But am looking at suggestions from anyone that is currently creating digital content for video of more than a few minutes. Some of these I can see going to 15-20 minutes long or longer.
But, it's been a LONG time since I did much with video. In fact, so long that back in the day it was primarily an 8mm cassette that you used.
What is more common to capture the digital content, a higher end DLSR or a dedicated digital recording device (what we used to call a movie camera)?
I have a Nikon D7200 currently and the image quality on it is good enough to do the job and I can purchase external microphones to interface with it (both wireless and hardwired).
But am looking at suggestions from anyone that is currently creating digital content for video of more than a few minutes. Some of these I can see going to 15-20 minutes long or longer.
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