Marcel Beck

Well to some extent i must agree. I think its most affordable to use SD cameras (Less expensive) and in your editing program, make sure you can filter the video for its crisp quality (if needed). If someone asks you to shoot a HD video, always remind them that the quality of SD and HD are not huge. So its is cheaper to rent out an HD camera (if requested to shoot in HD) and use tapes suited for HD cameras. peace

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