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Cutting torch.
 

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Edinburgh Mews in the wet.

Someone expecting some inclement weather with a bath tub at the ready. .IMG_20200213_133827_407.jpeg
 
Behold, my new Canon Vixia G60 camcorder...a *REAL* camcorder, LOL!! This sucker shoots in crazy high quality 4k video with a large 1" sensor for better/higher resolution video in low light, and can output in 150Mbps quality which produces massive file sizes. Even has various levels of built-in Neutral Density filters with a touch of a button, full auto and manual exposure controls, Dual Pixel auto focusing with face/eye tracking, great optical zoom range, great image stabilization for handheld shooting, dual SD card slots for either backup mode or relay mode shooting, many choices for audio microphone settings. Even shoots still pics too! I've never owned a real camcorder before, the only puzzling thing to learn that is new to me is "Gain dB" as it relates to exposure values, because real camcorders don't use ISO settings, hence even a light meter is almost useless. Trying to figure out Gain dB values from 0 to 39 was perplexing to me, but I'm now getting the hang of it. This new G60 model normally costs $1700 at Best Buy, got it on sale recently for a couple hundred less. I almost got the Canon XA50 model for the top handle audio XLR ports, but decided I didn't want to pay several hundred more for that handle. If anyone tries to compare 4k video quality from (any) smartphone to this Canon camcorder...well, good luck, LOL! It's not even close! The file sizes coming out of this camcorder are so large that it overwhelmed my various laptops and I had to go out and get a new Lacie 5 Terabyte external drive for storage!
 

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Love it. What you shooting with it?
Behold, my new Canon Vixia G60 camcorder...a *REAL* camcorder, LOL!! This sucker shoots in crazy high quality 4k video with a large 1" sensor for better/higher resolution video in low light, and can output in 150Mbps quality which produces massive file sizes. Even has various levels of built-in Neutral Density filters with a touch of a button, full auto and manual exposure controls, Dual Pixel auto focusing with face/eye tracking, great optical zoom range, great image stabilization for handheld shooting, dual SD card slots for either backup mode or relay mode shooting, many choices for audio microphone settings. Even shoots still pics too! I've never owned a real camcorder before, the only puzzling thing to learn that is new to me is "Gain dB" as it relates to exposure vales, because real camcorders don't use ISO settings, hence even a light meter is almost useless. Trying to figure out Gain dB values from 0 to 39 was perplexing to me, but I'm now getting the hang of it. This new G60 model normally costs $1700 at Best Buy, got it on sale recently for a couple hundred less. I almost got the Canon XA50 model for the top handle audio XLR ports, but decided I didn't want to pay several hundred more for that handle. If anyone tries to compare 4k video quality from (any) smartphone to this Canon camcorder...well, good luck, LOL! It's not even close! The file sizes coming out of this camcorder are so large that it overwhelmed my various laptops and I had to go out and get a new Lacie 5 Terabyte external drive for storage!
 
Love it. What you shooting with it?

I'm using the camcorder to film speaker presentations that run for multiple hours. Almost all DSLR digital cameras have a 30 minute limit for filming a single video clip before it automatically stops, then you need to start a new clip. Camcorders don't have that time limit. Hence a camcorder is ideal for filming content for hours and hours uninterrupted.