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Sounds good, maybe I won't have to search for other lens. Right now, more of short shots all comprised into a production, like short films, as for airplane spotting, the approximate 20 minutes before the sensor needs to cool down should be enough. On the sensor note, on hot days outdoors, your time filming is probably going to definitely shorten? I would definitely consider my needs more modest than others.

What are your personal thoughts on the Nikon D3300 if you have one? I have looked around reviews, but would like some personal input on this camera. Some things I intend to do: Aircraft spotting (photography and video) Film production (I recognize the camera only goes up to 1080x60) General photography The price seems great, but I'm not such a big fan on the lens, I do have my own Nikon DX 18-135 lens, which I read will be compatible. But on that note, any great, low price lens that get the job done?

This would be interesting to use in a home cockpit setup that I have begun planning and prebuilding. Not only would the projection be excellent, the quality would probably be beyond stunning.