Professional Movie Maker Camera

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I have been a professional photographer/film-maker for 40 years, and am mainly involved in wildlife, macro, portrait and theater photography. Over that time I've tried most of what is available re: camera gear. I must say that the E-620 is the most surprising camera I have used in terms of lightness, adaptability and image quality, especially for the price. Because it was so ridiculously cheap, I bought the 2-lens kit, not really expecting Earth-shattering results. Another surprise. Both lenses yield excellent colour balance; they are remarkably easy to use and extremely quick to focus. Maybe because I am a bit older than I was, I find the larger DSLR's can become tiring to use for long periods. The E-620 is certainly not fatiguing, even when using longer lenses such as the f2 50-200mm. The camera's combination of small size and solid construction also provide a firm, secure grip. You don't have to join the megapixel race to achieve excellent image quality and great-looking, sharp enlargements. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, you couldn't do better than to try this superb piece of engineering.

I am a high School Film teacher and a weekend home movie maker. This film stock is my go to for all shooting. I recently took my K-100 on my honeymoon and the results were excellent. I recommend this for all color shooting and it projects beautifully.

I have two of the Grip Gear slider's - One from the Director's Set and the other from the Movie Maker's Set. Both of them work great! If trying to record audio, depending on where you locate your microphone you will hear motor noise, so I recommend adding in the audio voiceovers and soundtracks later. Very reliable. I lost the remote control to the Director's Set, but I was able to order a couple of spares directly from Grip Gear. I purchased additional tracks so that I can record moving video up to 12' feet.

The Movie Maker 2 is a great little motorized slider for the price.  We use it with a GoPro to get into those small places a normal camera, motion control unit and slider cannot.  Weve put it in trees, on roofs, etc.  It has different speeds if youre looking to do cool timelapses or moves.  Its very simple to use.  It does obviously have its limitations, but Again, I repeat, its a great unit for the price!

I received the Wolverine digital movie maker and was actually surprised as how simple it was to work. Just load the film push a couple of buttons and sit back and watch. I am very pleased with the results I have gotten with some of my 8mm films that are over 50 years old. When I ordered from B&H the gentleman was nice and answered my questions before placing the order. I called Wolverine support and had no problem getting my questions answered. Highly recommend this product just wish that I had a lot more film to digitize. Fun to use. Going to check with friends to see if I can help them also. Thanks

This boom pole is great for a low budget movie/video maker. I've used this product a couple times already and it performs great. It is super light and folds inside itself to be easily stored. It works a ton better than just attaching the mic to the top of the camera. The only negative quality I've noticed about it is that it sticks a little when extending and closing it. This isn't that big of a deal though. The positives of this boom pole weigh out the negatives by far.

I purchased these to add additional length to my movie maker. These work great and are very quick to assemble. Thanks B&H!

I do a lot of conversions and this movie maker is the best I have found. It sure beats the smoke and mirror with a camcorder. I am now waiting of a 16MM version.

This tripod has so many features and is so durable.� I highly recommend having it.� You are not a professional film maker if you don't have a professional tripod like this one.