Becky Keegan
The Nerd Of YTtalk
Hey there!
So a couple of years ago I made the huge mistake of not researching properly before I asked for a certain camera for Christmas. The camera in question is absolutely fantastic for photos...but it only records 640p on the video mode. I'm thinking of switching to using my IPhone 5s which I believe records in 720p buuut I don't have a tripod for that so I'm very worried about standing it up on things until I can save some money to buy a proper tripod, and I'm also worried about the space on the phone. What I'm wondering is; should I save the hassle and keep with my bridge camera that doesn't record great video, or should I change to IPhone and risk not having the greatest angles or space for my videos??
I'm asking this because since it's summer I finally want to go back to making videos, I've been away because of college (UK) and I just really want to start improving the quality of my videos.
If anyone has any opinions on this, please feel free to let me know
Thanks!
~Becky
So a couple of years ago I made the huge mistake of not researching properly before I asked for a certain camera for Christmas. The camera in question is absolutely fantastic for photos...but it only records 640p on the video mode. I'm thinking of switching to using my IPhone 5s which I believe records in 720p buuut I don't have a tripod for that so I'm very worried about standing it up on things until I can save some money to buy a proper tripod, and I'm also worried about the space on the phone. What I'm wondering is; should I save the hassle and keep with my bridge camera that doesn't record great video, or should I change to IPhone and risk not having the greatest angles or space for my videos??
I'm asking this because since it's summer I finally want to go back to making videos, I've been away because of college (UK) and I just really want to start improving the quality of my videos.
If anyone has any opinions on this, please feel free to let me know
Thanks!
~Becky