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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Austin, TX
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That's definitely a good list for "prosumer" noobs, but I think that "true" noobs can go down a little bit.
Here's my lists: Equipment List for Noobs, based by Noob Level The High School Student SD Package: Computer & Software: (likely a sunken cost, otherwise around $700.) At least Pentium 4 or AMD 3200+ on the PC side with Sony Vegas Studio w/at least 300 GB HD. Intel-based Mac with Final Cut Express Camera: $200 Canon ZR800 or similar model (check to see that it has a microphone-in port.) UV Filter: $20 Wireless Microphone: $130 Azden WM-100 Pro Shotgun Microphone: $50 Audio Technica ATR55 Shockmount for Shotgun: $30 Azden SMH-1 Head Cleaner Tape: $5 Panasonic DV Head Cleaner 5 MiniDV Tapes: $15 Panasonic Consumer Tripod: $80 Velbon Videomate 607 Headphone: $15 Panasonic Gumy Headphones Bag: $40 Backpack Reflector: $7 for four Go to Home Depot, pick up some stryofoam insulation with the silvery-back. Cut it into four pieces. Voila. -------------------------------- The Hobbyist HD Package: Computer & Software: $3000 At least Quad-Core PC or Dual-Core Mac + Final Cut Pro or Sony Vegas Camera: $800 Canon HV30, Sony SR-11 or similar model UV Filter: $20 Wireless Microphone: $500 Sennheiser SW/EW100 Shotgun Microphone: $130 Rode VideoMic Head Cleaner Tape: $5 Panasonic DV Head Cleaner 20 MiniDV Tapes: $80 Panasonic Prosumer Tripod: $80 Velbon Videomate 607 Headphone: $80 Noise Isolating Headphones Bag: $40 Backpack Reflector: $30
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#17 |
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
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Paul~
when mounted on the tripod, what is attached under the camera in the rear? lavaliere? |
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Birmingham, AL
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I took off the stock shock mount as I was afraid that my camera would not fit in my bag with it on, so I bought another shockmount to put in the hot shoe, thereby leaving me to find another place to have to mount the receiver. I probably will reattach the shock mount at some time, and if so, I my get a j-rod for it! thej-rod.com |
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
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after just learning about a j-rod yesterday, i am desiring to purchase one asap, but does it seem simple enough to make one? can hotshoes be purchased seperately?
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