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Hey, Bonecutter.
Well, I don't know all the exact elements involved in your hunting videos, and also if both of you are just videographers or hunters as well where portability is a factor with the highest video resolution.
The bottom line is this:
All these cameras will record a nice quality and they all have their own downfalls, but when it comes to achieving the best overall and final video production results, it really is determined by the camera operator. If you are talented in videography/cinematography with creative abilities and video innovation, then you can easily produce a much more superior video production than your friend any time and undisputed.
You can have two artists, one artist can have the best paints and brushes, but the other artist will create a more attractive painting. With the camcorders you have mentioned, I consider them as just tools and are only a percentage of the equation. So when someone has to depend on the highest technical quality to prove themselves, they usually fall short on the final creative results.
I truly believe you can produce excellent hunting video with your GL2 when combined with your talents over and above the capabilities of you friend and the FX-1-7.
Happy Shooting!
Well, I don't know all the exact elements involved in your hunting videos, and also if both of you are just videographers or hunters as well where portability is a factor with the highest video resolution.
The bottom line is this:
All these cameras will record a nice quality and they all have their own downfalls, but when it comes to achieving the best overall and final video production results, it really is determined by the camera operator. If you are talented in videography/cinematography with creative abilities and video innovation, then you can easily produce a much more superior video production than your friend any time and undisputed.
You can have two artists, one artist can have the best paints and brushes, but the other artist will create a more attractive painting. With the camcorders you have mentioned, I consider them as just tools and are only a percentage of the equation. So when someone has to depend on the highest technical quality to prove themselves, they usually fall short on the final creative results.
I truly believe you can produce excellent hunting video with your GL2 when combined with your talents over and above the capabilities of you friend and the FX-1-7.
Happy Shooting!
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