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Originally Posted by fortunato
By far, most people are still using Canon and Nikon DSLRs. The Black Magic cameras are another affordable option that people with a little more of a budget are using, and the image yield is quite nice. But prosumer digital video cameras are also becoming more and more affordable, and I think will eventually be edging out the DSLR trend. That was such a fluke in the first place, companies are beginning to see the demand for affordable, high-quality video cameras and things like the 2.5K Black Magic and the Canon C100 and so on will be changing the independent scene trends, I think.
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It would be great to see cheaper high quality cameras. DSLR handles darkness pretty well if you keep the iso at 1600 or less, but I would love to be able to just shoot what I want without the limitations or worrying about noise. That is to say better automation and greater light level comparability.