Showing posts with label best video camera for youth sports. Show all posts
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Saturday, December 14, 2013

Which digital camera?

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M K


I am looking to purchase a digital camera, which will be used to photograph youth sporting events and posted on our league website. I am looking to spend around $200, and I am looking for the camera to be able to take clear action shots from a relatively close range. I would also like the ability to record video as well. Reviews seem all over the place for the ones I have checked out (Nikon Coolpix, Kodak Easyshare, etc...).

Any suggestions would be of huge help!

Thank you.



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When purchasing any electronic device on a budget it is important to shop around and do as much research as possible this way you ensure you get not only the best quality product but also the best price.

Personally I recommend taking a look at the following digital camera models

Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W530 14.1 MP Digital Camera - http://electronicsreviews4u.com/budget-digital-cameras/sony-cyber-shot-dsc-w530-14-1-mp-digital-camera

Nikon COOLPIX L24 14 MP Digital Camera - http://electronicsreviews4u.com/budget-digital-cameras/nikon-coolpix-l24-14-mp-digital-camera

If neither of these cameras meet your needs etc you might find something you like out of this selection of budget point and shoot digital camera reviews, I have also found that all reviews from this site are written in easy to understand terms and most importantly always gets straight to the important points

Selection of Budget Digital Camera Reviews - http://electronicsreviews4u.com/budget-digital-cameras/blog

I hope this helps you with your purchase and good luck :)

Best camera I can get for around $300?




Ronnie


I'm looking to take pictures and videos of family events/work/nights out/etc. Also one of the main reasons I want a new camera is to take pictures and videos of youth sporting events. Not looking for a really expensive camera though. My budget is around 300, I can go higher if really needed but don't want to go past say 400 but I want to really know I'm getting a much better quality if I do go up to 400. I've been looking at the Fuji HS30EXR that I can find for 300 even. Is this camera one of the best in the price range? Can you guys suggest some pros and cons of the camera as well as others I should look into? Thanks.


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You'll pay more money for less camera with Canon or Nikon, I'd take the Fujifilm without a second thought.

The HS30's main advantage over its cheaper stable-mates is its Li-on battery, addressing one of the few weaknesses of this range.




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Tuesday, November 19, 2013

How much should I charge to film and edit basketball games?

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Lawrence18


There youth basketball games, hockey games, all sports. How much should I charge the parents. For some people I will be doing highlights, for some people I will just record the seasons for them, and clean them up in the editing rooms. How much per game or season, is $20 a game too much?


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is it just one parent on the team asking for the videos? if more than one want the same thing, then you can charge less for copies, since it's very cheap to make a copy once you are done - $20 for the one - if 3 parents want copies, then make it $15 each - you get $45 total for the game. video camera are so cheap anymore - almost everyone who has kids in sports probably already has one

that's a lot of time spent editing - how much per hour will that come to for your $20?

I would charge probably $10 per game per copy just for an unedited video of each game - let the people do their own editing - the kids can probably figure that out on their own

can i get images of speeding vehicles and report them to the police?




LIAM H


I live on a not very busy road but at the bottem is a sport complex (where youths hang out on friday nights) and they speed down the road sometimes 2 or 3 racing, if i park my van with the door open with a camera on a tripod and they are speading can i take a picture and then use it as evidence and report it to the police??


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You can submit a video in a plea for stricter enforcement. I'm not sure they would issue tickets based on video you took though. Still photos probably wouldn't actually show speed.




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Sunday, November 3, 2013

Best zoom lens for shooting sports with a micro 4/3 camera?

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BustedDrea


Recently purchased the Olympus E-PL1. I'm finding that I like to take pictures from a distance AND I like to take pictures of my kids playing sports. What lens should I get for shooting scenery in full light, outdoor youth sports in full light, and if possible, also shoot indoor sports (i.e. youth basketball in a gym)? Oh, to complicate the matters... I also shoot a lot of sports video in low light (i.e. youth football games played at night)


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Long and fast is what you need for that. Olympus 4/3 (not micro, but there is an adapter) has some great long and fast lenses that cost a whole load of dollars. There is a 50-200 f:2 which fits the bill for $1000.

Examples of extracurricular activities after school?




Panda cuti


This is for a PP project i'm doing! i need some things i could do after school. I really don't do any extracurricular activities! So if u need to do what i'm like: i luv reading, shopping is always fun for me! Libraries for me is the best place ever! I like writing stories!
I need atleast 4.. give me four according to my likes and dislikes adn i'll give u 10 pts!!



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It sounds like you would be perfect for a book club. Nothing for shopping but maybe a marketing club but those are rare to find.
There are a lot of diffrent ones out there but here is a list of the diffrent ones my highschool has. Also sports are extracurricular and I have the most fun in those.
Im about to post a lot of imformation so be ready

Art Club is a place for students who share a love for art to come together. Students visit museums and galleries, attend Denver's First Friday events, host creative fundraisers and of course, make art. Students are not required to be in an art class to join

National Honor Society is an organization that recognizes outstanding juniors and seniors throughout the country in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Student members must excel in all four areas to be accepted into the society, and maintain the high standards to remain in the group. These students are not only outstanding members of our school community, but of their local, national, and world communities as well.

BCTN, the Bear Creek Television Network, started in 1992 as one of the only broadcast production studios in Jefferson County. Over the years, we have maintained professional standards of production and have evolved with the current technology in video production. We produce four original programs per week, highlighting the people and events at Bear Creek High School. We are always looking for new talent in front of and behind the camera. All students are welcome to join the many students who have gone on to college and careers in TV and film production.

Criminal justice club

Distributive Education Club of America

Family, Career & Community Leaders of America

FCCLA is a career and technical student organization for students in Family and Consumer Sciences education. Chapter projects focus on a variety of youth concerns, including teen pregnancy, parenting, family relationships, substance abuse, peer pressure, environment, nutrition and fitness, teen violence, and career exploration. Involvement in FCCLA offers members the opportunity to expand their leadership potential and develop skills for life -- planning, goal setting, problem solving, decision making, and interpersonal communication -- necessary in the home and workplace.
Bear Facts is the student-published, monthly newspaper and meets as a class, but also encourages non-staff submissions in the form of articles, photos, drawings, and letters to the editor. The newspaper staff works during and after school to create a public forum for the Bear Creek High School community.

Yearbook, you make the yearbook and take the photos.

The purpose of the Anime Club is to showcase Japanese animation (anime), increase awareness of anime on campus, and organize anime-related events and activities. Japanese culture will be integrated this year with the help of the Japanese language class.

Spanish Club: you probably just learn and speak spanish here

Bear Creekâs Gay/Straight Alliance strives to assure that each member of our school community is valued and respected regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity/expression. We believe that such an atmosphere engenders a positive sense of self, which is the basis of educational achievement and personal growth. The presence of the GSA nurtures a school climate where difference is valued for the positive contribution it makes in creating a more vibrant and diverse community. We welcome as members any and all individuals, regardless of sexual orientation and gender identity/expression, who are committed to seeing this philosophy realized in our school and in the world.




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