mike rockwell
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Nevermind, first question of the manual says, "what's that click?"
It's normal.
It's normal.
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Got the hvx200a, when I tilt forward it clicks, tilt back, clicks.
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mike rockwell
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Just pulled it out the box. I purchased because of the recommendations and threads I've researched here.
Cybertricks2004
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well you have to get a job to shoot first
well you have to get a job to shoot first
you know you have to get a job to shoot first. you might want to set up some form of advertising and list out your experience and cameras you can use. Then you just rent the camera for the job. Weddings don't last for days i don't think. Get one for a few hours or day or half day or whatever you can work out with a rental agency or someone that will rent you their camera. Get a few jobs done and invest in a camera then.
well you have to get a job to shoot first
you know you have to get a job to shoot first. you might want to set up some form of advertising and list out your experience and cameras you can use. Then you just rent the camera for the job. Weddings don't last for days i don't think. Get one for a few hours or day or half day or whatever you can work out with a rental agency or someone that will rent you their camera. Get a few jobs done and invest in a camera then.
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Filmosity
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Nevermind, first question of the manual says, "what's that click?"
It's normal.
It's funny, because that happened with the DVX100, DVX100a, and DVX100b. yeah, it's the lens mechanism. It happend so often in the earlier models, people thought it was broken. So Panasonic put it in the manual!
