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I am planning a film to shoot on low budget,its about 90 min,which digital camera is best one to shoot,somebody telling canon 5d and some Panasonic, Sony and i have one doubt, these cameras are not 2k format i think it's HD 1080-when transferring HD to 2k is there any loss of quality or pixel-late will come or not? pl z help me

Originally Posted by pannu2345

I am planning a film to shoot on low budget,its about 90 min,which digital camera is best one to shoot,somebody telling canon 5d and some Panasonic, Sony and i have one doubt, these cameras are not 2k format i think it's HD 1080-when transferring HD to 2k is there any loss of quality or pixel-late will come or not? pl z help me

I am proud owner of Canon HDSLR camera, working as Cinematographer with 2 movies completed. There is no loss of quality while transferring to negative / positive film. 1920 - 2048 = 128 pixels doesn't pixelate. You get good quality of images than any of the sony / panosonic consumer grade cameras.