07-07-2023 10:19 PM
Any Canon make and model recommendations you care to give for a Beginner Filmmaker and content creator? Also, you may provide a proper range of lenses for content creation. Additionally, are there any make and models for Photography cameras you may recommend and the type of lenses that will take photos from near and far? Your help will be greatly appreciated for a beginner filmmaker and photographer. Thank you!
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07-07-2023 11:14 PM - last edited on 07-08-2023 09:04 AM by Danny
That's a good starter kit if on a budget.
If you can afford a bit more R50 has more focusing points/fold out screen. these 2 kits (extra tele lens vs mic/tripod)
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07-07-2023 10:28 PM
Assuming you're a beginner in both photography and videography, what will be helpful is knowing a few things:
07-08-2023 09:19 PM
To answer your questions:
I can spend anywhere from 3,000 to 6,500 and I'm pretty serious about it.
Well, I can choose the best camera that has high resolutions to capture both video and photographs.
I like to capture mostly Snowboarding and action sports.
07-08-2023 10:11 PM
@DaveN2K wrote:To answer your questions:
I can spend anywhere from 3,000 to 6,500 and I'm pretty serious about it.
Well, I can choose the best camera that has high resolutions to capture both video and photographs.
I like to capture mostly Snowboarding and action sports.
Given you want a "hybrid" (both video a stills), I would give the EOS R5 C, R5, and R6 mark II a hard look, in that order. Since I am not a videographer, I'll leave the lens recommendations to those that at least do a lot of video. I do shoot video with the EOS R5, R6, and R6 II, but with my current stock of RF L lenses, and I do find them to be quite good, but am by no means a video guru. I am primarily a wildlife stills shooter that takes videos when the urge strikes me 😉
FWIW, some of my favorite YouTube reviews and videos are shot with the R5. And I'll add that the EOS R5 C is NETFLIX approved.
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07-07-2023 11:14 PM - last edited on 07-08-2023 09:04 AM by Danny
That's a good starter kit if on a budget.
If you can afford a bit more R50 has more focusing points/fold out screen. these 2 kits (extra tele lens vs mic/tripod)
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