Brandon Romero

Hello everyone. I was wondering if anyone knew how to pull this camera technique off where the camera shakes as if it's connected to an object. This Castrol Syntec Commercial kind of shows what I mean when the camera is on the cars and it's shaking as if the cars are throwing off alot of energy and the camera man can't hold the camera still. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZPQgN9p1Ng...feature=related Also the Incubus video Warning shows it when the girl screams at 1:07 thru 1:17. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvZY3-y4l8Q I tried it with my HVX200 and it just doesn't look right so I don't know if it's done in post or some other technique. If someone can help me out I wanted to use it in a music video I'm shooting. Thanks

Most likely going to DVD. I was thinking about looking for a used camera but then I thought about the shutter life which kind of worried me. Buying a couple of used cameras might be a good way for me to go. Anyways I'm really not looking to shoot a stop motion feature anytime soon. I just have a few ideas for a couple of shorts and I want to experiment with stop motion. Thank you all for your comments, I've picked up alot of info. Brandon

Sorry for the delay of my reply. As far as my budget I can't spend over $1000.00 and, I know I probably should, but I don't understand what output format is please explain. I plan on shooting small shorts just to get my feet wet. I'm looking for a camera that will give me a good look but won't cost me a small fortune like the CANON EOS. Brandon

I was looking to buy a digital camera to experiment in stop motion filming and I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction. Thanks, Brandon