I was just looking, i have Nikon cool pix camera, it shoots video also. It cost 89 dollars.
And then i looked at a 32 gig memory card, only 99 i believe.
So, with this handheld digital camera, ill be able to film a lot from the shows.
The more the better. If we cant organize a full capture, maybe people will volunteer to film certian songs and post the links on youtube, then i can DL all of it and work on an edit. Does that sound easier?
Cool idea, but I can't see how this will fly (and certainly not if organised via the official message board).
Shooting video from your hand-held camera is still against band policy, I'd say people are hesitant to get themselves involved with it for that reason alone - at least publicly.
I brought a small hand-held HD-camera with me to the third show in L.A. in October (not the Nikon that you posted a link to, but pretty much the same size/function).
During Ben Harper's set I held it up to to take video and within 10 seconds a security guy came over and took the camera away, citing the band's "no video" policy.
I love this idea (I was part of the NIN/TOIOU as well), but for it to work you'd really have to get the band to agree to an open-video policy first.
Just my two cents.
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I was just looking, i have Nikon cool pix camera, it shoots video also. It cost 89 dollars.
And then i looked at a 32 gig memory card, only 99 i believe.
So, with this handheld digital camera, ill be able to film a lot from the shows.
Here are links on amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/Nikon-Coolpix-L20 ... 852&sr=1-1
http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Ultra-32G ... 544&sr=8-1
I have this camera and it takes awesome 10mp pictures and nice video already in avi format.
Heres a link for flip cam that records 60 min HD Footage
http://www.amazon.com/Flip-MinoHD-Camco ... 938&sr=1-1
The more the better. If we cant organize a full capture, maybe people will volunteer to film certian songs and post the links on youtube, then i can DL all of it and work on an edit. Does that sound easier?
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Shooting video from your hand-held camera is still against band policy, I'd say people are hesitant to get themselves involved with it for that reason alone - at least publicly.
During Ben Harper's set I held it up to to take video and within 10 seconds a security guy came over and took the camera away, citing the band's "no video" policy.
I love this idea (I was part of the NIN/TOIOU as well), but for it to work you'd really have to get the band to agree to an open-video policy first.
Just my two cents.
“The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very existence is an act of rebellion.” - Albert Camus