I'm no longer with The Eagle-Tribune and am branching out on my goal for the past two years of starting a non-profit, online media company covering the city of Worcester. Of course, now I no longer have the $15,000 worth of video equipment I bought for the Tribune. That leaves me with an idea/question.
At the Tribune we started buying iPod Touches for the reporters to use for video. I was very impressed with the quality and ease of use. Given that my new venture has no money…
I'm no longer with The Eagle-Tribune and am branching out on my goal for the past two years of starting a non-profit, online media company covering the city of Worcester. Of course, now I no longer have the $15,000 worth of video equipment I bought for the Tribune. That leaves me with an idea/question.
At the Tribune we started buying iPod Touches for the reporters to use for video. I was very impressed with the quality and ease of use. Given that my new venture has no money yet, I want to be able to do good video cheap. I'm considering trading in my Droid for an iPhone to use with an Owle Bubo.
Anyone have any thoughts on using an iPhone as your primary video device? Or thoughts on the iPhone vs. the iPod? Since you're buying a plan with it, the iPhone is actually cheaper.
