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Jaycen2001
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I cant thank yall enough! All this information will definatly help me in my shooting and keep from from having too many failed attempts! I cant wait to get to oahu now! 2 more days!
Tips for the Sony HDR-HC3? Im New!
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sharksdelight
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I would never suggest using Q tips for cleaning out the grooves of your housings. Here is an article I wrote a couple of years ago. Hope it helps.
Steve
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BDSC
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Great article and advice!
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing!
The HC3 is a very capable camera, just found some lost octo footage I shot in PNG in 2007. I did an hour long dive alone with a octopus kind of knew it would suck to edit--just didn't know what to do with it--finally biting the bullet and starting to edit the footage down some. Here is the first rough cut at this link
divedreams
Select PNGOcto, don't watch it all, it's kind of long right now....
You'll enjoy the camera, but remember shoot short scenes or you will pay the price in post...
Steve
Works best if you choose large start it/pause and let it stream a little bit before hitting play again...
divedreams
Select PNGOcto, don't watch it all, it's kind of long right now....
You'll enjoy the camera, but remember shoot short scenes or you will pay the price in post...
Steve
Works best if you choose large start it/pause and let it stream a little bit before hitting play again...
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