Purpose: To video swimmers underwater for instruction.
I have purchased a Panasonic DMC tS2 and think who ever designed the logic of the buttons must be of another species. The video jerks when there zooming when watching. (might be a frames per second thing) and makes a mechanical noise. I'd like to have a camera that: 1) I can put a polarizer filter on to cut surface glare. 2) Easy to use. 3) waterproof 4) Can drop on deck.
I'd like to hear what you are using and what you think. thanks!
Along with a good camera, you need someone that knows what to shoot & how to manage light. Too long of a film & you lose track of who you are looking at. Shoot one swimmers at a time then pause or use name cards to identify each swimmer.
Along with a good camera, you need someone that knows what to shoot & how to manage light. Too long of a film & you lose track of who you are looking at. Shoot one swimmers at a time then pause or use name cards to identify each swimmer.
