10-05-2021, 09:38 AM
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Re: slow zoom
Originally Posted by Pixie Knuckles
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It gives you lovely memories, RS, and video does capture more of the moment than a photograph. I think it depends on context, as to whether photo or video is appropriate at the time. You seem to be enjoying yourself, which is all that matters - and I'm enjoying learning a bit about the kit and techniques, so thank you 
https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_f...rders&_sacat=0
Starting at well under £30 new isn't going to break the bank. Good way to start to see if one likes making videos. Just add a SD 90MB/s card
10-05-2021, 10:05 AM
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Re: slow zoom
Thank you for that info RS....I will keep it for future use. I am quite time poor at the moment for taking on a new hobby such as this - I have a drone that I haven't been able to take out since I got it at Christmas, so I might try to take some video footage with that when I can. However, I am pleasantly surprised at how cheap these camcorders are, so its definitely going on the list! Thanks
13-05-2021, 12:02 PM
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Re: slow zoom
Originally Posted by realspeed
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Thank you all again. It does make me wonder, ok it is my "thing" at the moment, why people stay with just taking photographs. Yes I am just as guilty but at least I do diverse into videos quite a bit as well.Just thinking of videos of grandchildren running about instead of them just standing there for example. Must be beter surely and with portable storage memory availeable showing others would be more interesting.
I have videos of my granchildren in a pool when we were in Brazil and how nice it is to see how they were back then. Won't show them as it they are family and perverts are everywhere
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