The bigger the block, the better, but also high definition, not the pursuit of image quality, Sony 1500C, using flash memory. If you don't want to carry it on your shoulders, I suggest you go to Panasonic's 153. The machine is smaller, but the picture quality is good. Sony is atmospheric, but the flash memory of 2000E is close to 3W. It is suggested to consider Canon's XF 100/XF 105.

Now the so-called high-definition machine, 10, 89 pictures are taken in standard definition format. When you go out to brag about HD, are the CDs you give to your guests DVD files? If so, you are standard definition, no matter how much you play, it is standard definition format.

Your machine does not need to be configured. The last memory stick will be OK. I have I5 2300 4G memory, so there is no pressure to do AVCHD. It is suggested that the landlord use more than 500D, or even buy two more 600D or A55 cameras to shoot with SLR cameras, but the SLR is overheated and the ceremony needs camera support.

I started my own business, and now I am doing a small studio in film and television, shooting with Sony FX 1E EX 1+0 and SLR A580. It is suggested that the landlord consider Canon's machines in the budget, which are good in color and cost-effective, but not as atmospheric as Sony.

Do not buy 1500C and 1000C unless absolutely necessary.