About CheesyCam DIY Projects
Hey thanks for visiting my Cheesy website for more information about the Cheesy stuff I build. Hence the name Cheesycam is appending to all my DIY video projects. Working with video on the Canon 5D Mark II has really opened up new and exciting video capabilities for low budget film students. (I’m not a student, just photographer turned to testing out video skills). With ‘Video DSLRs’, there will be new tools, workflow, and methods of shooting video as well. Here I share a couple of projects i’ve been playing with and equipment I find could be used creatively on a budget.
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There’s alot of time and thought that goes into posting useful information and money saving tips. Besides the research and writing I do to help save you time finding answers, I alone try to respond to all comments and questions, and if I can’t then point you in the right direction. I’m also actively trying to share DIY ideas to the entire DSLR video and photography community. It’s a mixture of time, dedication, passion, and generosity to manage a website like this. The vast amount of content on this site is all posted for Free, so if you find it valuable or informative please think about supporting this website. The easiest way is to consider visiting this website for your B&HPhotoVideo , or eBay.com purchases.
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