Jan 2 2013, 02:55 PM
QUOTE(heinlein @ Jan 2 2013, 10:22 AM)
Things to consider when doing video seriously on dslr
1. audio level adjustment on camera
2. microphone jack for external audio recording
3. HDMI port for full uncompressed video download
4. Good SDHC class 10 card
5. Tilty flippy screen for awkward and special angles
6. a VR/IS lens is a must
7. A stabilizer (dunno if this is the right terms) or you have a pair of steady hands like Lok from drtv
A DSLR for that feature and lens won't be cheap either. If you are shooting video for fun, my advice is don't bother because the audio will be so crap that you will not want to watch it back. 12MP, 14MP & 24MP won't justify any difference if you are planning to
1. upload photos to facebook
2. print 4R~6R size photos
ur criteria is not even for beginner 1. audio level adjustment on camera
2. microphone jack for external audio recording
3. HDMI port for full uncompressed video download
4. Good SDHC class 10 card
5. Tilty flippy screen for awkward and special angles
6. a VR/IS lens is a must
7. A stabilizer (dunno if this is the right terms) or you have a pair of steady hands like Lok from drtv
A DSLR for that feature and lens won't be cheap either. If you are shooting video for fun, my advice is don't bother because the audio will be so crap that you will not want to watch it back. 12MP, 14MP & 24MP won't justify any difference if you are planning to
1. upload photos to facebook
2. print 4R~6R size photos
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I just went to a shop in shopping mall today and the price for Nikon D3100 is RM1898. Nikon D5100 is RM2298 and Nikon D3200 is RM2498 if I remember correctly. All same lenses. I ask the shop keeper what's the difference between those 3 and she said only the MP is the difference. Oh and that D5100 has this thing that enable you to see if you take pictures by angkat tangan tinggi atas. Is that really true? 
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