So most people like the bigger cinema camera for the ability to ad rigs and expand them out. Sure you could do that with a mirrorless camera, but those are still mainly meant for stills.
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Do you use more than (1) camera?
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Just shoot straight video and add effects in post. That way if you change your mind or don't like an effect, you don't have to reshoot.
you don’t have to shoot iphone to edit in post. how do you think movies and tv are done?? not in camera.
You said a "camcorder is nicer as it has all kinds of effects." I answered that. I said nothing about an iPhone so don't really understand your reply.
30 years ago, in-camera effects were always a last resort kind of deal. And they limited what you could do in post. Once we aquired the ability to cheaply and easily replicate in-camera effects in post, we shot almost everything straight. We also used to shoot video with soft filters to give it a more film-like look. Now, we mostly shoot straight and, again, apply the filters in post.
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Careful everyone. Just got threatened with a ban for a post I made in this thread when I did not post anything offensive or insulting.
I must have misunderstood you sorry. I was actually just playin with my canon camcorder and it does have effects, scene modes, other shooting modes, and even different audio modes not found on the iPhone.
DSLR or pro camera.
iMovie, Final Cut, Adobe Premier... whatever
it's a bridge camera, like your powershot. not interchangeable lenses.
it means a camera with no interchangeable lens. Like the powershot and RX10. You could just look it up...
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No need for sarcasm.it means a camera with no interchangeable lens. Like the powershot and RX10. You could just look it up...
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It's a bridge camera (only one (Zeiss) lens that covers macro to zoom, but to a decent standard - see https://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/cyber-shot-compact-cameras/dsc-rx10#local_banner_default and
I love my RX10 IV -- definitely it is a bridge camera and the range is excellent, from 24mm - 600mm (35mm equiv on a 1" sensor). Although it can be used as a P&S it also can be manually controlled by the photographer to the extent desired. It's really useful for travel or for walking around casually. I initially bought mine back in 2018 to take on a trip and didn't expect to like it as much as I do. If Sony ever does bring out an RX10 V, I probably would buy it, but I have the feeling that an. update to the RX10 series camera probably won't happen.