Cinematic Look - Filming with a DSLR Tube. Duration : 5.83 Mins.
Das Thema meine Seminarkurs Abschlussarbeit war das Filmen mit der DSLR, wie man auch im mittlerem Preissektor eine hervorragende Kinoqualität erstellen kann...
Welcome to the first episode of Shoot Your Friends, a tutorial/learning series where we give you the inside scoop on all aspects of digital filmmaking! Many of you have asked us for tutorials, so we have created a webseries to do just that! Every few weeks we will explore an important facet of movie production, whether it's a VFX tutorial, or a lesson on tricks to do with your camera. Upcoming topics include color grading, and a walkthrough on how we create our bullet hits. Stay tuned!
Sony NEX FS100 / Eiszeit: www.youtube.com Charles Michel zeigt in diesem Video, wie die Sony Alpha 77 zu einer kleinen Cinema Kamera umgebaut werden kann und wie damit gefilmt wird. Alle Umbauteile stammen vom Hersteller "Movcam" und werden in der Schweiz durch die Firma Dedotec (dedotec.ch) vertrieben.
Just some reasons why to use a DSLR for filming skateboarding. For the price, you can't go wrong. The small size and fact that it records to memory cards instead of tapes (forgot to mention in the video) are good reasons to convert to the dark side (HD filming). Thanks for watching and please subscribe for more DSLR Skateboarding Tips. :)
www.dslrfilmnoob.com Recording audio can be one of the most important things you can do for your work. One of the first things I recommend for new DSLR shooters is an XLR splitter: rcm.amazon.com By splitting the audio output of your microphone, you can record 2 different volume levels at the same time. This is very handy if you don't have time or the extra help running your field recorder. If one audio level peaks you can always switch to the second channel audio in post. Another Very handy item is the Zoom h4n remote control: rcm.amazon.com This gives you a very basic audio read out and allows you to start and stop the zoom h4n with out having to reach forward and operate it. I recommend adding Velcro to the back of your remote so that it can be mounted on or near your camera. Equipment used in this video: Canon 7d & t2i Canon 35mm f1.4 Lilliput field monitor CPM film tools mounting parts Sennhieser G2 Wireless mic system
www.dslrfilmnoob.com I don't recommend using zoom lenses for filming unless the zoom covers a focal length that is hard to find or not available. Two such focal lengths are covered by the Tokina 11-16mm f2.8 and the canon 16-35mm f2.8. I've already done a review on the tokina 11-16mm, but i thought it might be nice to compare the Canon 16-35mm f2.8 and the Tamron 17-50mm f2.8. The Tamron 17-50mm f2.8 is a budget zoom that you can pick up for around $450. http The Canon 16-35mm f2.8 is a ruffly twice that price: rcm.amazon.com The benefits of using a nicer Zoom can be seen in the full time manual focus, the longer travel of the focus ring, the stationary barrel, and the smooth operation of the zoom. These are all very nice to have but $500 in your pocket might help you forget about many of these short comings. Other zooms in my collection include the Tamron 28-75mm f2.8: rcm.amazon.com And the canon 24-70mm f2.8: rcm.amazon.com Although i don't generally use these last 2 lenses for filming, they are great for photography. If you must use a Zoom lens for filming make sure it is a constant F-stop across all focal lengths or your lens will automatically stop down as you zoom causing unwanted color changes and dimming of your video image. Equipment used in this video: Canon 7d & t2i Canon 16-35mm f2.8 Canon 35mm f1.4 Tamron 17-50mm F2.8 CPM film tools mounting parts Sennhieser G2 Wireless mic system
Canon DSLR video filming tips for YouTube videos This video will demonstrates the Canon software that can be used to not only use your computer/laptop screen as the camera's viewfinder, but also to control the camera itself. Using the same software, you can adjust the ISO, white-balance, focus and so on. This video will also demonstrate some practical usage of the DSLR's autofocus feature. Best of luck to PhillyD and others! Philip Defranco www.youtube.com Thanks to Jonathan for the intro! www.youtube.com Awesome Things to Click *** Twitter - Follow! www.twitter.com Website - Visit! www.techwaffle.net Facebook - Creep! http Formspring - Chat! www.formspring.me Contact Me! techwaffle.net Vlog Channel - Watch! www.youtube.com