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Shooting climbing video |
2-Dec-2011 At 11:05:31 AM |
bones
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Hi all,
Heading on a long climbing trip next year and vaguely thinking about trying to shoot some video along the way. I've got zero experience at it (video that is, not climbing), and it would just be for myself and maybe goatfest or something similar. A couple of questions:
1. Do still cameras shoot decent video these days. Any recommendations for a digital camera that takes good climbing video? Nothing too expensive..
2. Any tips for getting good video/audio?
3. Good editing software?
4. Will I become obsessed with getting footage and it will destroy my climbing trip?
Thanks for any tips,
cheers
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