A DSLR camera with USB or HDMI out coupled with a nice fast lens can work

too. You might have a photo buff who can lend/bring one to use and try out. I use my Nikon D750 sometimes. Have an F1.8 85mm that works great in low light. One of these could be a nice third camera.

In response to this post by Baltimore Hokie

Posted: 07/13/2020 at 4:32PM

How does this look for a cheap video production bundle? -- Baltimore Hokie 07/13/2020 4:03PM

If you need something immediately, be sure to check with Sweetwater about -- HokieKip 07/13/2020 4:21PM

Good call - THREE of the items in the bundle are on backorder ** -- Baltimore Hokie 07/14/2020 01:47AM

I figured. We have had a major run on small mixers, USB interfaces . . . -- HokieKip 07/14/2020 09:07AM

If you have the budget, I'd get a PTZ (pan, tilt, zoom) camera instead of -- RichwebHokie 07/13/2020 4:13PM

Thanks. Been thinking about camera placement -- Baltimore Hokie 07/13/2020 4:25PM

A DSLR camera with USB or HDMI out coupled with a nice fast lens can work -- RichwebHokie 07/13/2020 4:32PM

I have a D750 and I love it! But for video I'd go mirrorless. ** -- NokieHokie 07/13/2020 4:44PM

Very true. But if in pinch and you don't have budget a DSLR will work and -- RichwebHokie 07/13/2020 4:57PM

A DSLR camera with USB or HDMI out coupled with a nice fast lens can work

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