chris Wrote:Most venues won't allow you in with an SLR. And SLRs are not suited to filming continuously for 2+ hours. And the zoom is meaningless unless you have an extremely stable tripod. The more you zoom the more amplified every movement of the camera becomes... Resulting in shaky video.
Clicked this thread thinking it was for MMP tour and it turns out its an oldie but a goodie.
Fortunately I bought a new camera that should come in handy for recording, but you already saw this post in the other thread
Going to make the last minute trip from Kingston to tape Toronto 3, Hamilton, or Ottawa if I can find a decent single.
I would be filming the shows with two samsung gear 360 cameras. They are brand new and take incredible immersive HD photo/video:
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But don't just take the manufacturers word for it, here is a snip from a Sloan concert I shot in June:
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^ Make sure you watch in HD
Also: If you or anyone you know with amazing tickets wants to film any ontario shows using this cam, let me know.
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