Help needed with video production.

mnorwood

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Hello all,
For those of you that know me I have been doing instructional videos on youtube for over 4 years now. I have well over 5 million views and I have received alot of good viewer feedback. Countless people have told me the videos have helped their game.

When I first started out I didn't know anything about video and that was evident in the quality of what I was posting, but the content was good enough for people to watch. Over time I learned more and more about video production and my videos began to improve. As online video has moved forward I believe the publics expectations of quality has increased and my own expectations have also increased.

Currently I have a new computer with a solid state hard drive and Adobe Premiere pro 5. I am going to have some music composed and I am looking in to creating motion graphics for my lower thirds.

I want to buy a Canon HF S30 which is the best prosumer camcorder on the market. I am asking for support from viewers that feel like my videos are worthy of financial support. I need to raise about 1100 dollars to get in to this camera.

The last time I asked for support was for my school program and AZ really rallied to my aide. I am going in to my third year with that program. The people of the forum were good to me and I followed through with what I said I was going to do. I assure you if I am able to buy this camera it will be put to good use in promoting cue sports.

Here is a link to my website where you can make a paypal donation.

http://www.forcefollow.com

Thanks to anyone who can chip in.
 
I'm just curious. Regardless of the resolution the camcorder is that you film with, the final quality is reliant on the transfer format as well as the bit rate which would degrade the video far more than anything, no?
 
I'm just curious. Regardless of the resolution the camcorder is that you film with, the final quality is reliant on the transfer format as well as the bit rate which would degrade the video far more than anything, no?

True but with better resolution it looks better on big screens. The only loss in quality is what Youtube takes. These days if you have a good camera you don't give up as much quality as you did in years past.
 
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