Short Circuit tee is rad
http://www.theyetee.com/

Where did you pluck that preposterous statement from? I am no doubter

Get Lucky really is the tits

... Except from a whopping £900 price tag, and yeah I'm wondering just what extra you do actually get for that money. Tbh I am interested in Frames Per Second and I think the 60d is 5.(something) compared to the 600d 3.(something), but that's not worth £400 or so, so I REALLY need to try and look into what justifies the price difference!

How are you finding the Canon 600d?
I need to get a new camera now and am kinda scared about spending so much on the 60d and am thinking I might go for the 600d instead.

I haven’t kept up with Canon news, but I looked into it, and the 600D is simply the 550D’s successor, the new model in Canon’s entry level DSLR series. It has the same sensor and image processor, so image quality is the same. If you like the few new features the 600D provides, like the swivel screen, then go for it.

Not being someone with hands-on experience, I don’t know anything about custom firmwares, if you want to experiment with those, well, it’s your risk to take .

Oh, just got reminded on what I think could be an disadvantage of DSLRs (and similar cameras): rolling shutter. I’m pretty sure the camcorders won’t have this problem. Go Google it if you don’t know what it is, but it’s pretty noticeable if you’re aware of it. That said, it's nothing I’d be concerned with. Especially if you’re dealing with slow movement.

Post a pic in the “what have you bought?” thread, so I can lust over someone else’s new hardware .

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The video you linked.. The video maker commented on the used lens in the video, which was probably the 18-50mm. If you satisfied with this kind of quality, I’d just go with that kitlens. It has Image stabilisation, which will help in low-light conditions, when using a steady hand (and well, it’s useful in daylight as well ).

Which leads me to another thing, you mentioned “over-the-shoulder” shots. I assume meaning following someone around at a walking pace. This will lead to a “shaky” video look, like Blair Witch and Cloverfield. Perhaps you want that. If you don’t, and prefer a more steady shot while walking, you’ll have to look at steadycams and rigs, which are expensive. That said, your kitlens has image stabilisation, which should already help with that, though I don’t know to what extent. For now I’d forget the steadycams, and use your kitlens as is. If you decide you need better stabilisation you can look into better options.

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Not much response on that forum, though, there are some tips, and things I can gather from the video you linked.

Another options for audio would be the Rode videomic.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...a_Mounted.html
You can hook this up directly to your camera, so no need for adding in the audio. Personally I’d still go with the Zoom (or similar).

[to be continued]