Shutter Angle, Shutter Speeds & Video

If you're a DSLR video shooter you've probably discovered that you can choose both aperture and shutter speed when shooting video. Here's a helpful video from the folks at Videomaker to learn how shutter speeds relate to frame rate and how to ensure you capture natural motion. 



And here's an article from Vimeo Video School that breaks it down for you.  If that doesn't get it, this article from Tuts+ is a great resource.

Cinema Camera For Under A Grand

Here's an article from independent filmmaker Noam Kroll:  BUILDING A CINEMA CAMERA FOR UNDER $1000 – WHICH CAMERAS ARE BEST & WHICH ACCESSORIES YOU NEED

Lumix G6

Some words of wisdom from the article - "...having a better camera doesn’t mean your final image is necessarily going to look better."

I'd also add that knowing the type of shooting you'll do is essential in order to choose the right camera.  While there are many reasons to shoot with DSLR rigs, such a setup often isn't well-suited for "run and gun", ENG, or event videography.