Learning Series: How to Select the Best Camera for Your Church Production

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You don’t want to waste your valuable finances and make the wrong choice, so how can you decide on the best camera for your church production set-up? Which of these statements would you agree with?

• The camera is less important than the person using it.
• The camera is essential, but other factors need to be right first.
• The type of camera I need depends on the content I want to create.

If you agree with ANY of these statements, you are on the right track; however, this article will explain why ALL these statements matter when you consider which is the best camera for you.

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