Learning Series: How to Select the Best Camera for Your Church Production

by | Learning Series, Production, Video

REGISTER AND DOWNLOAD NOW

You don’t want to waste your valuable finances and make the wrong choice, so how can you decide on the best camera for your church production set-up? Which of these statements would you agree with?

• The camera is less important than the person using it.
• The camera is essential, but other factors need to be right first.
• The type of camera I need depends on the content I want to create.

If you agree with ANY of these statements, you are on the right track; however, this article will explain why ALL these statements matter when you consider which is the best camera for you.

DOWNLOAD NOW.

Sign Up for the Worship Facility Newsletter!

SUBSCRIBE NOW

RELATED CONTENT

Gear Report: Best PTZ Cameras 2024

The best PTZ camera will help boost the quality of your streaming, web conferencing, or video production. PTZ stands for Pan-Tilt-Zoom, which means a camera...

Learning Series: The Advantages of Projectors, and How to Select One for Your Church

Projectors can deliver reliable, flexible, innovative solutions for multiple AV applications in houses of worship, from the sharing of scripture to the support of live...

Canon Announces CR-N100 4K PTZ Camera and Flagship RC-IP1000 Remote Camera Controller

Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, announced today the CR-N100 4K PTZ camera. The camera is designed for indoor use and brings...

Are You Controlling Your Tracks, or Are They Controlling You?

In our previous feature “The Ethics of Pre-recorded Tracks in Worship” we discussed why you should examine the use of backing tracks and the potential...

Learning Series: Choosing the Best PTZ Camera for Church: A Definitive Guide

In this download, we will evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of using a PTZ camera for church video production and live streaming. Firstly, we will...

NEW THIS WEEK

How Loud Should You Be Mixing in Your Auditorium?

This question comes up often in church AVL forums, and it's one I hear frequently. Here's the part some find irritating about my usual response: the definitive answer is... It depends! But don't worry—I do have some concrete guidelines (yes, actual numbers!) I'll...

The SM58: Good Enough for Bono, Good Enough for You

Today’s vocal mic market can be overwhelming—especially with wireless systems letting you change heads like you’re swapping pieces on a Lego X-Wing Fighter. A $100 SM58 capsule? Done. A Neumann KK 105 at ten times the cost? Yours if you’ve got the cash. For young...

Biamp Extends Lineup of Voltera Amplified Loudspeaker Controllers

At ISE 2025, Oregon-based Biamp introduced three new 4800-watt models of its Voltera™ family of networked amplified loudspeaker controllers (ALCs). The new Voltera ALCs double the available wattage of the previously most powerful Voltera ALCs, in order to meet the...