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Rick Steele May 12th, 2006 09:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Chris Barcellos
I ve done two weddings for family members with my VX2000 and shot most of those with the wide angle adapter on for a good portion of the shooting. I would plan to get one soon.

Given the incomplete list of items still needed and only $300 to spare I maintain the WA is not needed. Especially for a 1st gig. I'd also put decent audio over the need for a WA any day.

But that's just me.

Chris Barcellos May 12th, 2006 09:59 AM

If the budget is unrealistic, someone needs to say so. I agree with sound being a priority. I am just saying that knowing the camera, and the situations the videographer will be in, the WA adapter is a must too. The budget is what has to be modified.

Rick Steele May 13th, 2006 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Chris Barcellos
The budget is what has to be modified.

Eh? I didn't know this was an option? Heck, if that's the case let's just do away with the VX and move the up to HD cams. Get three.

The "budget" (i.e. maximum) is why I suggested that he save some of the the money in order to grow the budget down the road. 3k is all he's got for now.

I have done dozen's of weddings without a WA lens and with good planning know it's not an "absolute" in this business. Especially for somebody just getting started. With "finite" resources it shouldn't be at the top of the list.

Chris Barcellos May 13th, 2006 10:22 AM

Just trying to be realistic within the realm of the budget. We all know that our arbitrary budgets rarely are adhered to.


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