My first time video- taping a soccer game was a mild success. My camera has the capability to take snapshots while video-taping but they arent high quality. I could take stills from the video itself, but they are even worse quality. My thinking then became why not take pictures with my old bridge camera at the same time and get good quality. The video camera pretty much runs all the time and I can use a remote shutter on the still camera. I mounted the two cameras side by side and will use a monopod. Soccer season isnt till next Spring so I havent tried it out yet.
Larry
GH2man
GH2man wrote:
My first time video- taping a soccer game was a mild success. My camera has the capability to take snapshots while video-taping but they arent high quality. I could take stills from the video itself, but they are even worse quality. My thinking then became why not take pictures with my old bridge camera at the same time and get good quality. The video camera pretty much runs all the time and I can use a remote shutter on the still camera. I mounted the two cameras side by side and will use a monopod. Soccer season isnt till next Spring so I havent tried it out yet.
Larry
GH2man
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Interesting set up, it might be a handful on a monopod though.
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