Lookin for LowRes Cameras that mimic the look & feel of a Public Access Show from the late90s-early00s, one w/ HDMI so I can plug them into a Multicam Switcher for a Podcast type setup.
Any good recommendations? This seems like the right board to ask, if not sorry.
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If you're a late bloomer still struggling with video making and filmmaking, ask questions here to get you through. Never too late to still be figuring things out. Remember this is a step below had it been a stupid questions thread to amateur territory.

most conscious moments

How the heck is this kind of image made? She appears to be swinging her head half way through the shot.
It's not just a slow shutter. Because her whole face would be blurred. I think it's probably a rolling shutter effect from a phone filter, but I want to emulate it with a DSLR.

What are safe alternatives to 4chan for like-minded people for photography?

Seeing of how I'm not tough enough for this site, are there sites I could go to that have photography, film, and filmmaking in it that have a supportive community, that enjoys Criterion Collection films. That is not a place that attempts to be a boot camp. A place where I can get the intelligence of the artists here, but try to supportive?

How important are these? What happens if you don't use it?

Fuck you making a new general, general.

The purpose of this general is to discuss your favourite poisons and ethers used to clean optics and sensors, tools and tooling for disassembling and repairing camera bodies/lenses, solvents and materials used for replacing shit that rots.

>thread question
What is your go to cleaning fluid? How do you control asshole dust particles? Why are my kim whipes so dusty?

Useful links:
>Fuck all right now

Poison of the day:
>Hydrogen peroxide - useful for removing fungus from lenses.

What is the most you've spent on bits for an otherwise cheap camera body?

How did photographers for nat geo shoot slide film? did they carry external light meters? Did they bracket everything? did everyone use to bracket everything during the AE-1 and k1000 and kodachrome days? the only time I ever shot slide film I had some images exposed fine, but a decent number under exposed by less than a stop. something that isn't an issue on that camera with negative film and an issue I've only had with negative film when using disposable cameras or shooting in a dark concert with a point and shoot (and even then most of them that were in focus were fine). the thing annoying about that specific SLR is the meter displays in full stops and the shutter is in full stops, so to bracket I'd need to shoot manual so I can change the apertures by half a stop while maintaining shutter speed. And if I bracket I get 5 shots instead of 15. That is the one thing good about shooting digishit instead, I can just hold down the shutter and not care

I'm so fucking sick of trying to find photos/video footage capability of certain cameras on youtube and all I get is videos of some faggot talkingabout the camera and filming himself talk about it on a different camera.