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You don't have to spend a fortune on camera, but I have seen, and bought a couple clips where its obvious they are using their crappy phone or outdated camera. Look on youtube for reviews, or go to the electronic store and test out a camera..
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I think it's oftentimes less the camera and more the lighting. I have a low-end Sony Handicam that cost me like $500 new and by now it's eight years old. I probably couldn't give it away. It still does pretty good HD footage, though. Phone cameras have been pretty good for a long time. I still think we're a long way from 4K being the norm; a lot of people still watch porn on their phones or tablets, and most of those aren't 4K yet. I'd wager you couldn't tell the diffrence on one if you could.
However it's still possible for me to get shitty footage that looks like it was shot on a potato if I don't properly light the scene. The darker it is, the grainier and worse the footage looks. If you can't adjust the ISO, shutter, or any of that stuff then unless you have an external light source you're SOL.
I'd say the best investment any producer can make in this regard is a ring light. I got one for $100 off of Amazon and it's been a godsend; they're adjustable, cast almost zero shadows, and make your footage look great. You can also get what's called a "home streamer kit" that's a clamp attached to a pair of bendy adjustable arms; one is a spring-loaded grip for your phone and the other is a mini ring light. They're meant for vloggers and makeup tutorials and such but I've gotten a lot of mileage out of mine as a second camera in a two-cam setup or just for the extra lighting.
Audio is tricky, though; camera mics aren't bad but unless you're like the top producer in the industry I really can't recommend dropping a lot of money on an external mic. Shotgun mics run about $500 and if you were making enough off of your clips that you could afford that I'd argue that your customers were already perfectly happy with the sound quality and you'd be wasting your money.
I can understand why people don't like stories, but acting doesn't mean that the tickling part of the clip is fake
I just got burned by this yesterday - Producer describes the clip as containing tickling of every part of the body, but in reality it's 99% feet, 1% perfunctory tickling of the rest of the body so upper body fans can be tricked into buying it.
I just got burned by this yesterday - Producer describes the clip as containing tickling of every part of the body, but in reality it's 99% feet, 1% perfunctory tickling of the rest of the body so upper body fans can be tricked into buying it.
I'd be shocked if the clip wasn't from frenchtickling