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October 28, 2013 at 3:44 PM #71038
Mr.Undecover
ParticipantI am going to make a music video in my bedroom and some shots outside. With a 80s video looks to it. What would you recomend buying?
I have a samsung h204 camera now which is ok,but I wanted to ask you guys.
I will be adding a 80s vhs look to the video so it shouldn`t matter.
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October 28, 2013 at 4:03 PM #208960
Mr.Undecover
ParticipantA guy at the store said a canon xf 100 would be a good choice.3000dollars max
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October 28, 2013 at 6:57 PM #208961
Woody
ParticipantI think one could pull off an "80's" look with the camera you have.
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October 28, 2013 at 11:29 PM #208965
Mr.Undecover
ParticipantMe too. It was kind of a dumb question,but I was just wondering what to do because the zoom sometimes goes out.
Plus I might want to do some more videos later on this year- That will not be 80s vhs look.Plus I can have lights on it.
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October 29, 2013 at 4:18 AM #208966
brunerww
MemberAny camera can give you an 80s look with post-processing. That said, there are much better ways to spend $3000 these days than on the XF100.
If you want a pro camcorder with a shoulder mount, XLR inputs, a large sensor for shallow depth of field and interchangeable lenses, the Sony NEX-EA50 is on sale for $2725 at Adorama (after $600 mail in rebate). Here is what this camera can do:
If you want to step up to RAW video, the 2.5K resolution Blackmagic Cinema Camera is $1995 body only. Here is what this camera can do:
Hope this is helpful, and good luck with your project!
Bill
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