Reflex necessary??
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Digigenic
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Just out of curiosity, what kind of film are you shooting with?
FullSaileee
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Well if you want accurate framing for your film its very crucial I would spend a few $100 more and get a reflex camera specially if i was a beginner. its better you spend a lil extra now then have to spend later to upgrade.
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Well if you want accurate framing for your film its very crucial I would spend a few $100 more and get a reflex camera specially if i was a beginner. its better you spend a lil extra now then have to spend later to upgrade.
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hey scud add me on msn if you have any further questions
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hey scud add me on msn if you have any further questions
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Kevin_Zanit
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I would go with a reflex system. The framing issues that arise from a non-reflex viewing system are fairly major.
I also love the stories of people not realizing that they did not roll a take because there is not shutter flicker.
Kevin Zanit
I also love the stories of people not realizing that they did not roll a take because there is not shutter flicker.
Kevin Zanit
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