Hello! I am looking for some advice. About a year ago, I finished a Super8 scanner project with the help of this video (https://youtu.be/yStZmqdWDLA?si=NXuBl2MVI7oHQF3o ). However, the main problems I ran into which made it not viable was mostly limited by my camera (a Canon T3i). Being that is could only take pictures at a very slow rate and had an extremely shallow depth of field. I am looking to revive this project, but use a different camera that will compensate for these issues. I’m thinking maybe one from The Image Source (or even something similar to a Single Board Computer camera, like the Raspberry Pi cameras). As I was inspired by this video (https://youtu.be/glStpZDr8vo?si=W814QtESCrFsjMKf ), and I have heard of them before. Note: Unlike this video, I am not looking to do a Wolverine mod. Just use a new camera with my existing set-up. But I don’t know what camera to use. Which is what I need help with. I have done some looking, but it's a bit overwhelming and taking me a long time to find an answer on my own. I’m looking for a couple things out of a camera:
Let me know if you have any questions. Thank you!
- A forgiving depth-of-field range.
- 4K resolution before crop (if possible).
- Being able to take no less than 2 stills per second. More would be welcome.
- Preferably, being able to set up/connect an external shutter. As I already have one on my current rig.
Let me know if you have any questions. Thank you!
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