Tue Oct 02, 2012 10:22 pm
>Your MIII has auto white balance, the BMC does not. Your MIII displays aperture settings, the BMC does not. Your MIII has a multitude of ISO settings, the BMC does not. Your MIII has a fist full of shutter speeds, the BMC has a few angles (bring your calculator).
For video this is mostly not necessary:
>MIII has auto white balance,
WB can be fixed with RAW in post.. which is better
Apart NEVER use auto white balance in video if you want to be professional
> Your MIII displays aperture settings, the BMC does not.
True, that is strange but does not matter if you use nikon lenses.
>Your MIII has a multitude of ISO settings, the BMC does not.
WB can be fixed with RAW in post.. which is better to have down the road.
>Your MIII has a fist full of shutter speeds, the BMC has a few angles (bring your calculator).
You should stick to one shutter speed most of the time, and only go for other if you want a different look. Exposure shall be done with ND filter - NOT with the shutter.
Cheers