Frage von BananaDragon:
Hello!
Since I could not find the answer to my question has not been here in the forum, I would like to inquire after what cam you can recommend for me if I want a very high quality, which is synonymous to go in the direction of a professional already. In terms of image quality would be me because, for example, the
ProSieben series "graduating class ..." (synonymous when I think they hate) or several daily soaps.
Thank you
Marco
Antwort von beiti:
The TV signal passes through on its way to come to you several changes that the quality does not benefit. Most people still receive analog, digital and even if one receives, is the only MPEG2 with moderate data rate. I mean: television (or, what comes in the living room like this) is absolutely no measure of technical quality.
As long as you have enough light, you will hinbekommen with all current camcorders a very good picture quality. It looks a little different in low-light conditions, but on the issue already has enough in the forum.
The decisive contribution to the image quality still comes from the head behind the camcorder. You should be familiar with the basics and know how you with manual exposure, white balance, etc. have to deal and get the most rausholen s.Qualität can. You synonymous supposed to be a little feeling for camera work and bring your image design, not so random drauflosfilmen somehow.
A broadcaster such as the contribution of you mentioned you'll see no more often if it with a good amateur camcorder for 1000 ¬ or a professional unit for ¬ 40,000 has been rotated. But you will remember very well when the cameraman has not understood his craft and chosen, for example, a bad image classification or has wobbled.
Antwort von Markus:
Since I am the answer to my question has not been able to find here in the forum ... Hi Marco,
If you have read you in the matter already, you can safely specify your question. For example: What kind of budget do you have available? What Picture-/Aufnahmeformat front of you in mind? 4:3, 16:9? DV, HDV, HD ,...?
