6 Things To Check Before Hitting the Movie Record Button On Your DSLR

6 Things To Check Before Hitting the Movie Record Button On Your DSLR Tube. Duration : 4.97 Mins.

www.learningdslrvideo.com Run and Gun Style 1. Resolution and frame rate 2. AWB, if I have a few more seconds to spare I will see what the other WB settings look like on the screen 3. ISO - inside outside? 4. Picture Styles - normally shoot standard especially if I am running fast 5. Shutter Speed - easy to jog it 50th for 1080 and 125th for 720 6. then I check focus and hit record Planned Shoot (Additional Items to Check) 1. Custom white balance 2. I will check the 'blinky's' to see if I am over exposed anywhere (I am not too good at reading histograms yet) 3. Use an 18% gray card to double check the exposure 4. Double check the audio - disable the AGC on my t2i Somethings I never check because I never change them 1. AF mode - quick focus 2. AF during movie - enable 3. Movie exposure - manual 4. Grid Display - grid 1 5. Highlight Tone Priority - disable 6. Always on Quick Focus using the center or top focus point, 7. Auto Lighting Optimizer on standard.

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Dave Gets a RED Epic Tutorial Before Shooting an Interview

Dave Gets a RED Epic Tutorial Before Shooting an Interview Video Clips. Duration : 15.77 Mins.

www.learningdslrvideo.com A while back I did a BTS video of a camera crew using the RED Epic, after that I got an email from James Drake who is co-owner of 5kInsight.com, a local RED camera rental house in Denver, asking if I would like to see one and try it out. I was like, "Sure you bet, that would be fun". So we met up at Denver's Union Station a few days ago and James gave me a tutorial on how to shoot with it which you will see here, after that I got to shoot a video interview with James using his Epic. It's an interesting interview and tutorial because James relates a lot stuff on the RED Epic to shooting with a DSLR since he owns a Canon 5D as well. I think this tutorial is worth watching or at least bookmarking because some of you in the future will need to rent one of these to intermix footage with your DSLR or do an entire shoot with it when you client has the budget for it. Right now I'm in the process of taking the Epic's footage from the interview and learning the workflow so I can publish the interview pretty soon, so keep an eye out for it. I wanted say thanks to Patrick Downey who is James assistant that was nice enough to take my Canon T2i and film this tutorial for me. If you noticed the audio change during the tutorial, this because Patrick had to change cards and the second part of the audio was not done on a Magic Lantern card so you can heard the AGC in action.

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Anamorphic Lens Shots - Before & After

Before and After shots using a Canon 5D Mark II, Nikon 100mm f2.8 lens and various 2x Anamorphic Lens attachments. Kowa 2x Anamorphic Lens Isco 2x Anamorphic Lens Nothing special or scientific here. We were recently asked by a few people "Whats the difference in shooting anamorphic or not". In some shots the difference is obvious, in other shots...not so much. Obviously the flares are a big difference, but it also has an overall look and feel that is a bit softer (which is a plus when dealing with these super sharp DSLRs like the 5D Mark II). The other big characteristic, that we've seen our entire lives in hollywood movies that use Anamorphics, is the oblong or oval bokeh. More before and after shots on the way! Let us know if you'd like to see anything specific... For more info email us at info@vid-atlantic.com twitter @vidatlantic or visit www.vid-atlantic.com

6 Things To Check Before Hitting the Movie Record Button On Your DSLR

www.learningdslrvideo.com Run and Gun Style 1. Resolution and frame rate 2. AWB, if I have a few more seconds to spare I will see what the other WB settings look like on the screen 3. ISO - inside outside? 4. Picture Styles - normally shoot standard especially if I am running fast 5. Shutter Speed - easy to jog it 50th for 1080 and 125th for 720 6. then I check focus and hit record Planned Shoot (Additional Items to Check) 1. Custom white balance 2. I will check the 'blinky's' to see if I am over exposed anywhere (I am not too good at reading histograms yet) 3. Use an 18% gray card to double check the exposure 4. Double check the audio - disable the AGC on my t2i Somethings I never check because I never change them 1. AF mode - quick focus 2. AF during movie - enable 3. Movie exposure - manual 4. Grid Display - grid 1 5. Highlight Tone Priority - disable 6. Always on Quick Focus using the center or top focus point, 7. Auto Lighting Optimizer on standard.

Hurricane Irene 2011 Outer Banks - Before, During, & After - Huge Sound Waves

We decided to stay here for Irene. Of course, being a video producer, I had to capture some of it to share. Didn't want to damage my pro equipment as that's how I make a living, but I did take the GoPro HD cam, iPhone 4, and sometimes my Canon DSLR out for some images and video. This is the result. Totally crazy to be walking around out in the Sound that's completely empty! If you live, or have visited, The Villas you'll recognize most of this!

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