Hello,
First of all, let me apologize for asking a question I know to be tiresome as everyone asks it, but there's so many models on the market and so much technical aspects I don't have a clue about that I have to turn to you.
I'm looking for a good and (of course!) relatively cheap video camera. I've been reading about several models:
-Sony's EX1 and EX3
-Panasonic's AF100
and, among the DSLR ones:
-Canon's 7D, 550D and 60D
From what I read, DSLRs seem to be a great thing. What I'm thinking of is a rather small and versatile camera to shoot good quality, however modest, feature films. But I worry about the rolling shutter and more importantly the overheating issues.
Also, I don't care all that much for shallow DOF (and in case I bought a DSLR, I'd be looking for a way to deepen it).
So what are the advantages that the Sony EX's and the AF100 would have over the cheaper DSLR cameras? Between the three DSLRs I mentioned, which one would be better and why (how do they compare)? What image control (white balance, zebra etc.) do you have on DSLRs?
Thank you,
David