I have a nikon d5300 and plan on shooting simple yoga workout videos indoors. Will this be sufficient for that purpose?
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I have a Nion D3200 and use this mic for interviews and record events. In regards to interviews, I'm about 4 to 6 feet away and the audio is really good. But, you do have to adjust the audio settings within the camera. Do not use the auto settings in the camera, or you may think the mic is not good, but use the manuel settings to adjust for the recording. Also, when you work with the video in whatever editing software, you can adjust even more with the program.
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If you plan on publishing the video, I'd go up a notch in choice of mic. But I haven't given mine any kind of fair test, either. It does work with a 5200, I can say.
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It should work great for that. Doesn't show but it even comes with a wind screen that fits over the mike for outdoors.
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Depends on the lens you're using and regardless of that, you should always be using flash indoors. The image will be grainy otherwise. So yes, that's normal.
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I have used this for 6 months, and the video is very good, do not see any problems when moving, but if you are looking for something to capture alot of movement, I might suggest a faster camera.
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Yes, I think this will be fine for basic still photography and editing. My wife has this unit with over 40,000 photos, and PhotoShop 12 on it, and LIghtRoom as well, and it works fast and smoothly.
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I think it will fit your needs. In fact, we bought this camera to take picture of our home, it came out well. Even the pictures in low light turned out good. I am not an experienced photographer as well, so you can use this like a point and shoot
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Yes. This camcorder will work perfectly. If there will be too much movement, try using a tripod or monopod to prevent camera shakes.
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I can't say. I have only used it in an automobile and and open aircraft. I didn't get it to use indoors. A regular camcorder would probably be better suited for indoor work than an action cam. I use a Sanyo VPC-CS1 for regular use. It is very compact and has more recording features and options.
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It certainly depends on the size of the room. However, due to the aperture of F8 for this lens, its really not a good choice for indoor shots. Your camera will have to perform really well at high iso.
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According to Consumer Reports, this camera is good for outdoor shoots and indoor, such as a gymnasium, so yes it is.
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Its a great all around lense. It produces very sharp images. Portrait shots will definatelly come out crisp but keep in kind that its a 70-300 lense, therefore; distance may be an issue when trying to shoot indoors.
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Yes, but if you're on a tight budget you should consider the D5300 for a lot less with the same sensor as the D7100. Both very good camera bodies. Also the D5300 has an articulating screen, which the D7100 does not.
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YES ! I take a lot of indoor taking at 1600 and 3200 ISO. The phots are great! This camera is made for low light situations.For portrait, i try it but less than museum and concert. But i am sure that it good for indoor portrait too.
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It is for stage photo application.So it should be fine for motion taking video.Regards,kimoutlet
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Depends on how well lit the "inside" is at the moment the photos are taken. I'd used it in museums where no flash was allowed, and had to increase the ISO to about 1600 to get clear shots. Photos taken at ISO 1600 on this camera is acceptably good with a bit of noise but not too bad. Also, do use a faster lens with a wider aperture, such as the Panasonic 20mm F1.7 pancake lens.
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I have had no experience indoors. I use it for real estate pictures, outside. Its a great little lens for my work.
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This would work fine. The image on screen appears to be about 5mp. And has stability help, so its not so shakey. BUT when taking a photo its about 1mp or less. Great for viewing crap for pics. Should be good for your needs. Its cheap and sturdy. Focus is on the very back, almost missed it myself
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This would be a nice camcorder for beginners, it's main flaw is it's lack of a fully manual operation, which is a must if you're learning how to shoot video in general, as most professional shoots are done using custome settings in manual mode of the camera.I would recommend getting a video optimised DSLR, becuase it has a big sensoras it would give you a more "cinematic" feel to the video