Video recording?
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Flcouple38
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We have used sony handycam in HD and new thing is IPhone on tripod with Bluetooth remote.
We bought a panasonic 4k 870 video camera. It's awesome. Sure it shows imperfections but my husband has seen all my imperfections and can fix them. The quality that it records for us to watch together is impeccable. Great camera!
mfm4birthday
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I have been really satisfied with all of the Red products, but sometimes they can intimidate the bulls or make them feel like actors rather than bulls. I am currently running a Red DSMC2 Monstro. It really looks amazing when I throw it up on my home theater. The great thing is that since it records in 8K, you can put it on a tripod and then still zoom and pan when you edit. It makes scenes look a lot more dynamic.
I thought I was perhaps overdoing it by picking up a Canon EOS 77D to film our gang bangs but one of y'all has a fucking RED DSMC2? Holy hell, dude.
Anyway, the 77D has proven to work pretty well for video (better than stills) in non-optimal lighting, which is ideal for bedroom use.
I used to be more into photography, but with the 77D I've had okay luck using mostly the "auto" mode that handles a lot of focusing and light sensitivity on the fly. I've been recording in 1080p quality, which is great for online "HD" video clips. I got a Rode mic which fits into the camera's hot shoe and delivers much clearer sound than the built-in mic. (Can really hear those wet, sloppy blowjobs.)
The camera came with an all-purpose zoom lens which I've been really happy with. I also purchased a 25mm fixed-depth lens specifically for lower light conditions but honestly the zoom lens has been both useful and pretty successful at capturing what I need.
Anyway, the 77D has proven to work pretty well for video (better than stills) in non-optimal lighting, which is ideal for bedroom use.
I used to be more into photography, but with the 77D I've had okay luck using mostly the "auto" mode that handles a lot of focusing and light sensitivity on the fly. I've been recording in 1080p quality, which is great for online "HD" video clips. I got a Rode mic which fits into the camera's hot shoe and delivers much clearer sound than the built-in mic. (Can really hear those wet, sloppy blowjobs.)
The camera came with an all-purpose zoom lens which I've been really happy with. I also purchased a 25mm fixed-depth lens specifically for lower light conditions but honestly the zoom lens has been both useful and pretty successful at capturing what I need.
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I have this Joby Gorilla tripod, the kind that is flexible so I can actually attach this to my bedpost frame for recording video of me and a woman. I also have a tripod and a extra camera (digital) so I can shoot with two cameras if I decide to make a video recording.
We use our phones to record and take pics. We both have the Galaxy S8. We've also got an older Kodak digital camera that we use for alternate angles on a tripod. Usually I'll be walking around filming her from various angles. Lately we've been putting the phone on a tripod, and I'll just sit and watch and take pictures with my phone.
Adobe Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro X(its expensive) but premiere is cheaper and recently updated
What is the best external mic for camcorder
And should I use boom or shotgun mic
And should I use boom or shotgun mic
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