Best Video Camera to shoot cameras with

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Hey EVERYONE,

I have a budget for a camera no more than 1000 dollars and was wondering what you guys think is the best ski camera to et in that price range?

Mar 20 2012 5:01PM

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MNSteeze

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I meant to say best camera to videotape skiing with

Mar 20 2012 5:02PM

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Ribss.

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Mar 20 2012 5:08PM

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easiestEC

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mmmmmmm?????

Mar 20 2012 5:10PM

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Shza.

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Ridiculous

https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/forums/readthread/thread_id/552650/

Mar 20 2012 5:12PM

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feihlination

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but idk how cameras look on that. very special topic. would they be movin or something or just still shots?

Mar 20 2012 5:26PM

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Simmo

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Trying to be travis rice's film crew. Ya know, shootin video of planes filming helicopters filming helicopters shooting riders.

Mar 20 2012 5:35PM

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feihlination

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youre missing at least 3 entities.

Mar 20 2012 5:36PM

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Poems

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Canon T2i is good, it's a DSLR, meaning it takes photo and video (both great quality). With the T3i coming out the price will drop to like 500-650$.

Mar 20 2012 5:45PM

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PopsicleStand

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iphone with instagram.

99% of the people wont know the difference and 99% of the people that will criticize you will be bullshitting.

Mar 20 2012 5:50PM

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Steeze_Minister

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lol the t3i has been out for sometime, did you mean t4i? But go check out media and arts section, they will give you much more serious answers, and there is a thread pretty much devoted to answering this question there

Mar 20 2012 6:58PM

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Ribss.

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Thats what I was going for

Mar 20 2012 11:47PM

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uni-corn

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Crazy Fool

That is not what DSLR means.

Mar 21 2012 1:14AM

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Blurst

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hahah are you fucking kidding me?

Mar 21 2012 1:16AM

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easiestEC

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Mar 21 2012 1:39AM

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e.wait

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yes it is...

DSLR = Double Standard Lens Recorder

duhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh dude

Mar 21 2012 2:14AM

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easiestEC

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Digital single-lens reflex cameras (digital SLR or DSLR, the "SLR" meaning single lens reflex) are digital cameras that use a mechanical mirror system and pentaprism to direct light from the lens to an optical viewfinder on the back of the camera.
Due to their reflex design system, DSLRs are often preferred by professional still photographers because they allow an accurate preview of framing close to the moment of exposure. Many professionals also prefer DSLRs for their larger sensors compared to most compact digital cameras. DSLRs have sensors which are generally closer in size to the traditional film formats that many current professionals started out using. These large sensors allow for similar depths of field and picture angle to film formats, as well as their comparatively high signal to noise ratio. DSLRs also allow the user to choose from a variety of interchangeable lenses. Most DSLRs also have a function that allows accurate preview of depth of field.
The term DSLR generally refers to cameras that resemble 35 mm format cameras, although some medium format cameras are technically DSLRs.

straight from the web yo

Mar 21 2012 3:17AM

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