Making the most of a Canon T3

Tim Savelli said:
30 pounds? Sounds like a good deal to me. Btw, if you're planning to record covers I suggest buying a microphone first (if you don't have one already). Softboxes may improve your video quality a bit, but it's more important to have clear sound wihtout any electronic sounds of your camera. If you're mostly into just singing buy a shotgun mic (Rode Videomic Pro is probably the best one). If you plan to include other singers or instruments you should definitely get a stereo microphone or recorder (something like Zoom H1).
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Oh dw I have a mic! Its a AKG acoustics large diaphragm condenser microphone. I just need a sound card for it. theres a alesis io2 bidding for £6 and Im trying really hard to bid for it.
 
Then the only thing you need is some good lightning - softboxes and you're ready to go. You're very talented singer and I'm sure that you'll soon find out what works best for you and improve the quality of your vids.
 
Tim Savelli said:
Then the only thing you need is some good lightning - softboxes and you're ready to go. You're very talented singer and I'm sure that you'll soon find out what works best for you and improve the quality of your vids.
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Thanks :D Im gonna post like crazy when I know how to work everything. Do you know anything about 'Magic Lantern' for the Canons?
 
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