NX20, best lens that I have for video? Is there a video tethering mode?
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Re: NX20, best lens that I have for video? Is there a video tethering mode?
So with the HDMI out live view thing... I need to buy a capture card and connect the camera to it and the capture card to the laptop right? and then I can use youtube to stream it live to everyone else? Would that bypass the recording limit as well because technically you wouldnt even need to be recording on the camera...
Also still not sure which of my lenses I should use. It will be indoors and lighting may not be ideal, so I'm guessing the 30mm or 85mm?
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