Bernard Bialorucki
October 16th, 2007, 02:12 AM
Hi everyone.
Since I'm new to this forum, and to the video acquisition as well, wanted to introduce myself.
I live in Poland and have been for quite a long time devoted to the still wildlife & nature imaginary, mostly for stock and printing press editorial target.
Having observed the market for the visual media for some time I have concluded that going forward, for the environmental visualization, the turn to the motion picture arena seems inevitable, to maintain above the surface and to be able to make a meaningful statement on the subjects in the age of such quickly changing media standards, thus also meeting the standards of professional production.
The main purpose of the production will be TV broadcasting and DVD production
I have been watching this forum for some time, and I am positive that you might throw valuable light on my query.
Basically my question is, based on your experience and knowledge of the professional acquisition, what equipment investment should I consider for a reasonable capabilities and cost efficiency.
From the capabilities perspective, what is important for me is obviously HDV recording and as good as possible lens reach for wildlife captures.
For the still photography the effective 35mm relative reach which I have been using mostly is between 600 and 1100 mm of focal length.
In a nutshell but pls verify my assumption I would need 2 camcorders one with interchangeable lenses, to the stronger close-ups and most of use and one more compact for scenic and more portable purposes.
As for lenses, what are the options for long ones warranting respective reach what providers, and what camcorders to match. (As I see it, the canon xl-h1 might be an option, however, there is basically no long lens options for it . ?)
As I have researched the net, the possible other options would be JVC interchangeable lens camcorders, but I am not sure what long lens option will I have.
Would appreciate any of your thoughts experiences to share.
Best regards,
Bernard Bialorucki
Since I'm new to this forum, and to the video acquisition as well, wanted to introduce myself.
I live in Poland and have been for quite a long time devoted to the still wildlife & nature imaginary, mostly for stock and printing press editorial target.
Having observed the market for the visual media for some time I have concluded that going forward, for the environmental visualization, the turn to the motion picture arena seems inevitable, to maintain above the surface and to be able to make a meaningful statement on the subjects in the age of such quickly changing media standards, thus also meeting the standards of professional production.
The main purpose of the production will be TV broadcasting and DVD production
I have been watching this forum for some time, and I am positive that you might throw valuable light on my query.
Basically my question is, based on your experience and knowledge of the professional acquisition, what equipment investment should I consider for a reasonable capabilities and cost efficiency.
From the capabilities perspective, what is important for me is obviously HDV recording and as good as possible lens reach for wildlife captures.
For the still photography the effective 35mm relative reach which I have been using mostly is between 600 and 1100 mm of focal length.
In a nutshell but pls verify my assumption I would need 2 camcorders one with interchangeable lenses, to the stronger close-ups and most of use and one more compact for scenic and more portable purposes.
As for lenses, what are the options for long ones warranting respective reach what providers, and what camcorders to match. (As I see it, the canon xl-h1 might be an option, however, there is basically no long lens options for it . ?)
As I have researched the net, the possible other options would be JVC interchangeable lens camcorders, but I am not sure what long lens option will I have.
Would appreciate any of your thoughts experiences to share.
Best regards,
Bernard Bialorucki