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Best photo/ filming camera for skiing?

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Tyler.A
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I've been looking at the Canon T3i and a few Nikon DSLRs, but I can't seem to find may links of cameras that are good quality for filming while skiing and for taking photos. Side note: I have $900 to spend on a camera. Thanks!
Jan 28 2013 1:10PM
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Pmoore
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spend 5 min in the media & arts forum and you will no longer have an issue. Or atleast post this there instead. There are multiple categories for a reason. Also Gh2 or Gh3 / end thread
Jan 28 2013 1:13PM
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Tyler.A
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And I also have a lot of expirence with DSLRs and various cameras, however I see quite a range of different kinds at my home resort and I'm not sure which one works the best.
Jan 28 2013 1:13PM
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Tyler.A
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My bad!
Jan 28 2013 1:14PM
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SPUTnik.
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probably a t_i (2,3,4)
Jan 28 2013 1:23PM
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.qzyxya
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gh2 or t2i/3i/4i.
and why did you create 2 threads on this?

Jan 28 2013 3:00PM
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Mag
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Don't get a t4i, similar price you can get a 60d and its significantly better for photos.
Jan 28 2013 4:07PM
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.qzyxya
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Yeah the T2i is just as good as the t3/4i, you'll never need the 'auto focus in video' bs. The 5fps is an improvement but not worth it imo
Jan 28 2013 4:35PM
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Mag
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5fps is an improvement, id buy a t4i if it had the buffer of the 60d, but it can only burst for just over a second which sucks
Jan 28 2013 5:13PM
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