We all can say that
there's no such thing as The Best Camera but again, we all have our
own preferences. The problem is that even with our own preferences, we
can't determine which is the perfect camera (at least on my point of
view).
The first camera that
I really had a lot of contact was the JVC HM100u. People usually say
that it has a terrible image quality, something that I disagree in a
certain level. That aside, the JVC camera is one that I got very
familiar with, although I'm aware of its limitations.
Now I'm entering in
the world of the DSLRs, with great image quality, more accessible
price, and portability. However with the portability, it also comes
the design made for still photography and this makes me forget
constantly how to mess with certain options on the camera, not to
mention the extreme difficulty to determine with your own eyes if
your focus is correct or not.
Not saying that it is
the best camera, but one that I had a brief but pleasant touch was
the Sony FS-100U. I really liked its design: a mix of the JVC with
the DSLRs in a simple and efficient way that made me find what I
wanted in just one night with the camera. The only issue is the
price, inaccessible for a film student. With that, it leaves the
DSLRs as the “winners” of the competition thanks to the easy
access.
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