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Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada

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Bike I ride:	Sunday Funday EX for street Redline Proline for race (Freeride and DJ wanted)
Favorite Trails:	Jules's Private trails, Postill, and anywhere else you can ride a bike.
About Me:	If it has two wheels and needs to be pedaled, I'll be there
Products Recommended:	none - View Products
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justiceondirt commented under Silviafilms's video ( Jan 24, 2012 at 19:47 )

Great video! how do you protect the camera from all the dirt? a lense filter?

justiceondirt commented under mattias10's photo ( Jan 23, 2012 at 14:29 )

it matches the POD background. Real nice, lush colours

justiceondirt commented under sterlinglorence's photo ( Jan 22, 2012 at 0:06 )

Yeah. you know, the usual.

posted in "Amateur Videographer Group" ( Jan 22, 2012 at 0:05 )

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ShastaOutdoorMedia wrote
Jan 20, 2012 at 17:39

Frankly, I'd say from Canon getting a 7D now is almost a waste. They will probably be replaced soon in the lineup, and no longer have a great advantage in image quality over the rest of canon's aps-c bodies. BUT if you really must have your cake and eat it too, definitely go for the 7D as opposed to the A77. Canon has a better and higher quality selection of readily available lenses for their cameras, and you will probably not ever need/want to change from their brand.

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ShastaOutdoorMedia wrote
Jan 20, 2012 at 17:16

Yo dude, just get a t3i and then spend all the money you can on getting really nice lenses. Everyone says this, and it's because it's a good idea; bodies get outdated every 1.5 years or so, but solid lenses will last for 10yr and retain most of their value. The t3i has the same video quality as the 7D, and has image quality that's still in the same ballpark. There are less "pro" features, but sometimes it's nice to learn on something a bit more limited so then when you upgrade your skills really fill into the new potential that the equipment gives you. If you are looking for just a bit more than the t3i has, go with the 60d. Again, similar video quality, but slightly better photo features.

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