Looking to buy a camera for boxing fights.
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Mitchell Robinson
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- Sep 18, 2013
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Please do get a camcorder, unless you want to take stills as well.
Pros of getting a DSLR:
- Option of taking stills too
- More 'cinematic' visuals (Can vary depending on camera's sensor)
- More manual control over settings
- Good opportunity for future upgrades
Cons of getting a DSLR:
- More expensive
- SLR's are combersome and require a lot of patience
- SLR's take time to setup (Time you may not have when a boxing match begins)
- Usually the kit lenses are bad and can also restrict the angles/zoom you can achieve
essentially, get a camcorder and save the hassles of a DSLR. They are typically bad for fast moving/action type stuff.
Pros of getting a DSLR:
- Option of taking stills too
- More 'cinematic' visuals (Can vary depending on camera's sensor)
- More manual control over settings
- Good opportunity for future upgrades
Cons of getting a DSLR:
- More expensive
- SLR's are combersome and require a lot of patience
- SLR's take time to setup (Time you may not have when a boxing match begins)
- Usually the kit lenses are bad and can also restrict the angles/zoom you can achieve
essentially, get a camcorder and save the hassles of a DSLR. They are typically bad for fast moving/action type stuff.
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