JTAphotographs
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My mate just got a Nikon (not sure which one) but he says that its brilliant
My mate just got a Nikon (not sure which one) but he says that its brilliant
What do you use to Record?
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Jordan Fountain
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i use a canon t2i, Final Cut Pro and After Effects.
ViciousXUSMC
Master Viking
The larger majority of my material is lossless capture from the computer rather than image based capture from a camcorder or dslr.
The tool I use depends on the situation.
If its desktop capture for a tutorial or similar then I like Camtasia.
If it is game capture, the program I most prefer is PlayClaw as it has several options FRAPS does not have that are very handy. If I run into a compatibility issues with PlayClaw as its not as well established then I use FRAPS as a fallback.
For live streams I use XSplit, and I create VOD's via XSplit as well in lue of the for mentioned game capture programs.
If I need to take pictures for say a product review I use a Nikon D70
Video is done with a Samsung H205
Microphones: I have a Blue Yeti that does all my on computer recording, and I just got a Zoom H2N and a few mics to use for when I record with the camcorder.
Have a Shure SM58 to use for interview material, a Azden EX503 lapel mic for my standard commentary, and a HDTZ HT-81 shotgun mic for other situational recording.
Id love to get a DSLR for video like the Canon 60D or a better camcorder like the Canon M500 but budget restricts me from doing so, so I do the most I can with a limited budget and still get pretty professional results.
The tool I use depends on the situation.
If its desktop capture for a tutorial or similar then I like Camtasia.
If it is game capture, the program I most prefer is PlayClaw as it has several options FRAPS does not have that are very handy. If I run into a compatibility issues with PlayClaw as its not as well established then I use FRAPS as a fallback.
For live streams I use XSplit, and I create VOD's via XSplit as well in lue of the for mentioned game capture programs.
If I need to take pictures for say a product review I use a Nikon D70
Video is done with a Samsung H205
Microphones: I have a Blue Yeti that does all my on computer recording, and I just got a Zoom H2N and a few mics to use for when I record with the camcorder.
Have a Shure SM58 to use for interview material, a Azden EX503 lapel mic for my standard commentary, and a HDTZ HT-81 shotgun mic for other situational recording.
Id love to get a DSLR for video like the Canon 60D or a better camcorder like the Canon M500 but budget restricts me from doing so, so I do the most I can with a limited budget and still get pretty professional results.
jake weber
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I use Canon Hfr20 for video and logic pro 9 for audio
MrSpeedyChicken
Speedy Chickens Don't Mess Around
I Have To Agree With ViciousXUSMC Because PlawClaw Has More Settings Than Fraps. How Long Can PlayClaw Rec When Free?
Espen
Machinima Network Director and Youtube Partner
To record videos for Youtube I use the Hauppauge HD PVR along with the software for it. It records up to 1080p. And it's for recording console gaming. To make movies for competitions and such I use Canon 7D. Costs enough, but gives incredibly good results.
John The Dad
I've Got It
For most things I use a JVC GY-DV5000. For vloging I ether use a Flip HD or my iPhone