Two Cameras Yay or Nay? By John Klein
“Can we shoot with two cameras to save time?” It’s a fair question. Seems simple. Especially in the DSLR era, getting a second camera and operator is easy as apple pie. And that 42-setup day you have on the schedule isn’t going to shoot itself. Now you can grab two shots at once; your output for the day has instantly doubled. Right? Not so fast. You know better. What should you consider when deciding whether or not filming with two cameras will solve your problems?
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