Digital Video Camera Long Recording Time

We used this lamp for our digital video project. It lasts a long time and gives off a great amount of light. It does get hot, but not as hot as some of the others out there. I would recommend this product if you are using it for any kind of photographic project, especially portraits or interviews.

Thank you for getting the Markers here just in time for my video recording!

I've used this for everything with my camera, recording long hours of music video shoots, live shoots, photography, you name it! It does not break under pressure, always reads in my computer, and the transfer rates, if you're in a hurry, this thing can dump it's entire storage onto a decent computer in less than 4 minutes! If you need a card, look no further. I plan to own about 10 of these for my purposes, but I wouldn't mind owning even more!

Beautiful Images in a well weighted body with solid ergonomics. Operating system is snappy. I rarely find myself 'waiting for the camera' in any way for any reason. The new body design also distributes the weight excellently making balancing for gimbals easier in almost any combination of lens/body/module Even though I am going to list things I don't like, there is a reason this is 5 star review. There are a couple things I am left wanting -A 50Mbs recording option (and more choices in general) would go a long way for established workflows or just when you dont need the best of the best the camera can offer. -Interval Recording, why the lowest choice is 12fps is beyond me, I was disappointed when I thought it would only go as low as 1fps. It would be incredible to set the camera to 6k RAW and lets say 1 frame every 5 seconds with a long shutter and get some incredible looking timelapses that are very flexible video files right out of the camera -Proxies in more/all recording modes. Or even better, recording different resolutions to each CFexpress card -Built in wifi to connect to the camera like you can on the C200 would have been nice -Slightly longer battery life out of the A30 batteries for gimbal use -A second canon proprietary video out would have been cool, also can we start the conversation about the current location of that output and angle in which it connects being less than ideal. and that cable is way overpriced... (larger screen that comes with this camera is excellent though) -I hope Canon or 3rd parties go crazy making modules for this thing Most of these are fixable things via software but, I would never expect any of it to be addressed in anyway C200 users who wanted 422 10bit, full frame, in body IS (in non raw recording) you will love this camera.

The reason I purchased the Manfrotto Befree 3-way Live Head was to use my Nikon Z6ii to record video during kids sports events. I was looking for a lightweight, low-cost, pan-tilt, fluid head as that would provide a smother left-right and up-down movement during video recording. This is great for this type of video work. The handles are easy to manage tension on them. I really like that one of the handles folds down for easy storage. The head is light which is also important to not carry a heavy gear in my bag. The standard way to hold this for recording video is with the long (foldable) handle pointed to the back (toward you). The Arca-type connection is a clamp from left to right. That means that if you have an L-bracket on your camera, your camera won't be in the standard position. If you mount your L-bracketed camera on the head, then the long handle would be out to the left of the camera. This is not the ideal way when video recording because only 2 axis are fluid filled; pan (the base) and tilt (the long handle). The short handle is not fluid filled and is usually used to level the camera or tilt it 90degrees/portrait mode. If you are using this for photography, then the position of the camera shouldn't be an issue since you would probably set your shot, move any axis as you need to to frame the shot, and then tighten the head to not move.

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This my second Pentax digital camera purchased from B&H. As a long time 35mm film shooter, it was hard to make the switch to digital. But the ease of operation and good quality photos produced by the K-X were very suprising. It is a rugged and easy to operate in the field. I would reccomend this camera to anyone.

I bought this battery for use in a Canon xa10 video camera. It gave me the same recording time as the Canon battery. It worked great!

Has twice the recording time as the battery that came with the camera, so I use it as the primary battery and the other as a back up. When we are on trips I like being able to do as much video as I want-it is much more enjoyable to watch three years down the road than just still photos.

Roughly 20 years ago, I was looking for a video camera that could record for long periods of time. I was disappointed that the best camera I could afford back then was limited to only recording for 30 minutes. Technology has finally solved that problem. I've been using this camera as though it's a security camera, recording at 1080p/30 to an external SSD. I've let it run for up to 8 hours at a time and have had no issues using the camera this way. Take that with the fact that you get Davinci Resolve Studio with it and you get a video package that is very capable. The low light performance is pretty good - it's actually better than my eyes at getting detail in low light situations, though there is some slight noise in the image. Overall, this is a great video camera at a great price.