I'm putting together an equipment list to record training sessions presented by various individuals at my company. These sessions take place in a conference room with a projector wired to that person's computer. We want to capture video and audio of the person presenting and separately record video from the computer.
The sessions will last up to four hours. The camera will be a fixed location for the duration. The end result is intended to be (unless there's a better way to do this), a side-by-side video of computer and the individual. We're trying to limit the scope of the video editing. The delivery mechanism for the video could be anything from a file server up; my company makes custom software.
Here's what I'm looking at now:
* Panasonic VX870 camcorder
* Audio Technica AT803B lavalier mic
* Sony PCM-M10 portable recorder
* Atomos Ninja 2 HDMI recorder
* Tripod with fluid head
* 128 GB x 2 SD
* PowerDirector (if PC) or Premiere Pro (if Mac)
The workflow will be to take Panasonic video at 4K, downsample or crop it, add the Sony audio, put the Atomos capture on one side, and export the result. I have limited video editing experience.
I've excluded DSLRs from the equipment list because all the recent
The sessions will last up to four hours. The camera will be a fixed location for the duration. The end result is intended to be (unless there's a better way to do this), a side-by-side video of computer and the individual. We're trying to limit the scope of the video editing. The delivery mechanism for the video could be anything from a file server up; my company makes custom software.
Here's what I'm looking at now:
* Panasonic VX870 camcorder
* Audio Technica AT803B lavalier mic
* Sony PCM-M10 portable recorder
* Atomos Ninja 2 HDMI recorder
* Tripod with fluid head
* 128 GB x 2 SD
* PowerDirector (if PC) or Premiere Pro (if Mac)
The workflow will be to take Panasonic video at 4K, downsample or crop it, add the Sony audio, put the Atomos capture on one side, and export the result. I have limited video editing experience.
I've excluded DSLRs from the equipment list because all the recent