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August 12th, 2003, 02:27 PM | #1 |
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Still/DV Twilight Zone
Thought I'd sent my first post to you, the "Still People", since that's where I've been tha past 2 years with a Canon Pro90, shooting flowers/plants.
Now I want to make nature films and have decided on the GL2. And I have all the standard questions about accessories and where to go buy all of it. I've looked around the board and found bits and pieces. Is there one place where I can get the consensus, or the wisdom of one or more experts? One key question I have is about editing software. What comes with the GL2? Do I need something better than that? Is their browzer OK? (for my Pro90 everyone bought another -- BreezeBrowzer). I've already decided that I need a wide converter, extra battery pack and a raincover. Pehaps one of you can point me to where I could find the answers to these and other questions most every newbie has. (I'm virtually new to video recording as well). Thanks a bunch |
August 13th, 2003, 10:50 AM | #2 |
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Check out the Canon GL1 / Son of Watch Dog forum on this same site
For video editing, check out the Post Production -- and Beyond!!! section The GL2 doesn't come with any video editing software. There is NO consensus as to which video editor is best. Here's a list of some of the more popular ones: Final Cut Pro (Mac only) Adobe Premiere Pro Pinnacle Edition Avid Xpress DV Sony Vegas Ulead Video Studio Pinnacle Studio DV 8 Vegas Video Factory For photos, the GL2 comes with Zoombrowser EX, you might try using Breezebrowser with it, not sure if it will work.
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August 13th, 2003, 02:10 PM | #3 |
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Thanks.
Sorry to hear that no editing S/W is included. Roland |
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