Lights, Camera, Confrontation Video Clips. Duration : 41.88 Mins.
While shooting her movie in Utah, Tia is trying to balance her career and taking care of Cree--but a pregnancy scare makes her think she is expecting baby number two. Plus, after Tamera and Jerome come to visit Tia, Jerome plays therapist to the twins. Can he help them work on their communication? Then, a surprise visit from a special someone puts Tia in a very good mood.
Cheap Halogen Work Lights vs Expensive Fluorescent for DSLR Video Video Clips. Duration : 6.50 Mins.
www.learningdslrvideo.com In this video I compare the quality of Halogen to Fluorescent lighting for video work. I have been using halogen work lights for lighting my studio videos for many years. I have a project coming up where I need good portable lighting and my halogen's are really not that portable. The halogen lights give good results for a small price but they have several issues with them. They use a ton of current, this one set of lights is using about 900 watts. They also are very hot, so hot I never leave them unattended. Needless to say they are also not very professional looking. They don't mix well with daylight because of their lower color temp. There are so many types of lights out there, but which is best for portable use? I see HMI's used on movie sets, but after looking at the pricing I can take that off my list. I also hear good things about Tungsten lights, but after talking to a Westcott rep, Tungsten bulbs only last about 80 hours, I can take them off the list too. I am looking for something that runs cool and doesn't take a ton of power. So what does that leave me with, LED and Florescent. LED's are coming down in price and coming up in quality and I will be review them soon, but for this video I want to compare where I started (Halogen) from to where I might be heading (Florescent). My first question I have is which is better, Halogen or Florescent in terms of quality. My halogen's have a color temp of about 3200K while the Westcott softbox that ...
Night aerial video shootings from octocopter with Canon DSLR. Please comment and subscribe. More on caseta.ro Video was shot with a Canon 550D DSLR with ISO6400 F3.5, with live video feed to a ground monitor. Thank you Gabriela and Bux for helping me late in the cold night.
Visit our website for more tips: nextwavedv.com Become a fan on Facebook! http Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com Cine Tips is back! After awhile off, we are excited to bring you the eighth episode. Here we talk about how to use cheap photo flood lights for video and film lighting.
Here is my Epiphone Sheraton II again but now with new wiring and TV Jones Classic pick up's. I like this song but i am not 100 % sure if i play everything correct. Anyway it sounds good to me and its fun to play (without a slide). I don't have a mini slide. I am also testing the Video mode of my DSLR Nikon D90. Its in HD, but i am still looking for the best settings, so room for improvement here. Gear used: Epiphone Sheraton II, AxeFX Ultra, Liquid-Foot Jr. (look at the lower right corner), Cakewalk Sonar 8 PE Video: Nikon D90, Final Cut Express 4 Enjoy !
