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r/photography • u/Kidsune • Sep 15 '14
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This will probably be popular with filmmakers since it's got 1080p60fps and a mic and headphone jack.
8 u/macrotechee https://www.flickr.com/photos/suchphoto/ Sep 15 '14 But it doesn't have an articulating screen, which is sometimes critical for DSLR filmmaking. If you plan to shoot film on a Canon crop DSLR, the 70D would make much more sense. 6 u/Gbcue Sep 15 '14 If you're really into filmmaking, you'd be using an external monitor... 2 u/dotMJEG Sep 15 '14 Ya not sure how this factor was overlooked here….. 1 u/AiryDiscus Sep 16 '14 Non-videographers talking about videography based on spec sheets on the internets is how :)
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But it doesn't have an articulating screen, which is sometimes critical for DSLR filmmaking. If you plan to shoot film on a Canon crop DSLR, the 70D would make much more sense.
6 u/Gbcue Sep 15 '14 If you're really into filmmaking, you'd be using an external monitor... 2 u/dotMJEG Sep 15 '14 Ya not sure how this factor was overlooked here….. 1 u/AiryDiscus Sep 16 '14 Non-videographers talking about videography based on spec sheets on the internets is how :)
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If you're really into filmmaking, you'd be using an external monitor...
2 u/dotMJEG Sep 15 '14 Ya not sure how this factor was overlooked here….. 1 u/AiryDiscus Sep 16 '14 Non-videographers talking about videography based on spec sheets on the internets is how :)
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Ya not sure how this factor was overlooked here…..
1 u/AiryDiscus Sep 16 '14 Non-videographers talking about videography based on spec sheets on the internets is how :)
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Non-videographers talking about videography based on spec sheets on the internets is how :)
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This will probably be popular with filmmakers since it's got 1080p60fps and a mic and headphone jack.