Video and Music – Copyright © 2011 SurfacedStudio Full tutorial here: www.surfacedstudio.com An instructional video on how to utilise the concept of shutter angle to make your DSLR video look like film! The tutorial covers the effect of shutter speed, how it impacts the look and feel of your footage and what exactly the term ‘shutter angle’ means. It then shows how you can use different shutter angles to give your DSLR video a specific, film like feel. If you like this video, please subscribe to my channel and follow me here: YouTube www.youtube.com Website www.surfacedstudio.com Twitter http —
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR MY MONTHLY NEWS LETTER: eepurl.com Pick up an “OH SNAP” T-Shirt! kreativevuetv.spreadshirt.com Follow me on these social outlets: www.facebook.com www.twitter.com www.instagram.com KreativeTechLA.blogspot.com http ================================================= Hey everyone! After tons of requests on how to shoot video with your DSLR, I’ve finally got around to doing one. This will be the first on many videos covering the proper way of shooting with your DSLR. As many of you already know my style of teaching, I like to get to the “why” before the “when”. That way “when” you are ready to go out and shoot, you know “why” certain things must take place before filming. I will be doing more in the coming weeks, so don’t worry! Please SHARE, comment rate and of course…SUBSCRIBE! Please let me know if you have any questions. ND Fader Filters (Text contributed from blog.vincentlaforet.com ): A Neutral Density Filter cuts down on the amount of light that reaches sensor (of film.) NDs come in different standard strengths as well– 1 stop, 2 stop, all the way up to 10 stops (and beyond.) For the filmmaker, Neutral Density Filters are an essential tool. Still photographers have a bit more latitude to maneuver their exposure by changing the shutter speed. But filmmakers/videoagraphers generally leave their shutter speed fixed at 1/50th of a second. Therefore the HDDSLR shooter needs an ND filter for pretty much any exterior scene (unless they’re shooting … —
THIS IS *NOT* AN ENDORSEMENT BY THE US ARMY I’m demonstrating the weather sealing and dust resistance offered by PENTAX’s bodies and lenses (www.pentaximaging.com and www.pentaxforums.com) top offerings while deployed in Afghanistan by covering them in sand, small rocks, and dust, and then rinsing them off in the shower. PENTAX K-7 + DA* 50-135 f/2.8 PENTAX K-5 + D-BG4 Battery Grip + DA* 16-50 f/2.8 Video recorded with the PENTAX WG-2 @ 640x30p. For those that are curious regarding pricing, as of 25 December 2012, the PENTAX K-7 can be had for 0 used (as it is discontinued), the PENTAX K-5 for 0, the DA* 16-50 for 9, the DA* 50-135 for 0, and the Battery grip for 5. No Nikon or Canon offerings are as affordable for a fully weather sealed system with professional grade quality. Also, the PENTAX kit will be much smaller and more compact. The since released Pentax K-30 (0) and Pentax K-5 II (99) and K-5 IIs (39) can all be used in place of the K-5 and K-7 bodies shown in this video as they all also exude Pentax’s outstanding weather sealing. I own the K-30 myself and can personally attest to it’s weather sealing. For those that are curious, here is my series of deployment updates: www.pentaxforums.com That is the latest one (published 29 December 12), and all previous ones can be accessed from there as well. —
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