Precisely stated.

I've always said the video and photography was made in a studio on Earth. If you know how critical the payload on any rocket is, especially when its carrying humans, then you know only the most essential equipment for survival is required. Camera equipment during that time was big, bulky, heavy analog equipment. Not only this it had to be specially tailored to zero-gravity and oxygen-free environment. There's no way camera equipment was on-board the Apollo missions and on the moon. It would be far easier to fake the photography and video. No one would no for the better. I still remember Walter Cronkite narrating the Apollo moon mission and showing the TV viewers these cartoon cinema renderings as he talked.