When you are renting your video camera, make sure find the one that will actually work well for your specific recording needs. You will not need to have a professional camera for digital film, such as a RED camera, if you are going to make a few business videos for YouTube. Some of the other things to consider when submitting a rental or lease request to the KWIPPED supplier network, is if the camera should include the lenses you need. Other considerations include the resolution and recording quality of the camera, and whether you have the ability to manipulate the manual controls. Recording audio directly into the camera is not always going to produce the best sound. You may also want to rent or lease separate audio equipment so you can record your audio in higher quality.

There are a number of features that different video cameras should have when you are choosing one for rental. This includes a full suite of controls in the event that you need to adjust the white balance, the aperture, speed settings, audio, and more. Most of the quality cameras will have all of these features, but it is something to always consider when you are looking at the different models.

The video camera, whether it is a pocket camera or a high end RED camera used for film production, the goal is always the same – to capture some aspect of life on film or digitally. The older video cameras relied primarily on film, while the new cameras on the market today record digitally. Today’s digital cameras are able to capture in high definition, with 1080p being the norm. Some of the cameras available can even record in 4k for a much sharper appearance.

Most people today have a video camera with them at all times – it is right on their smartphone. However, there is a big difference between a phone’s camera and a high quality camera that you can use to require video for film, television, YouTube videos, business videos, and more. In addition to making videos, there are some other areas of video camera to consider, as they can have security and industrial applications as well. They all serve the same purpose though – to record video.

• Television
• Film/Movies
• Security
• Surveillance
• YouTube
• Business videos

• Canon
• Sony
• Samsung
• GoPro
• Contour
• RED