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September 24th, 2015, 02:57 AM | #2 |
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Perfect as usual Noa .. I'm always amazed how you can have everything go wrong yet still produce an amazing video highlight!
That RX10 certainly seems to have issues doesn't it!! Maybe time to upgrade it ?? Despite the rain, the exit shot looked really cool with all the umbrellas!! but I see the DJ or venue decided on those terrible red and blue LED lighting ..they just kill the camera!! |
September 24th, 2015, 05:08 AM | #3 |
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It's a shame your clients don't know how much you struggle but still end up creating an amazing video.
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Thx :) it's not as "perfect" as I like it to be but with weddings you have to take it like it comes, I"m not planning to upgrade the rx10, it works well as long as I control it but once I let it run on it's own then mine wants to do other things on it's own. Maybe next year when the price of the mark II has come down I might consider it but for the time being it has it's place and I slowly start to learn where not to use it.
Those awefull led lights are at every wedding now, this particular venue though is worse then others because you never know what to expect, light intensity and color change constantly, just awefull to shoot under these conditions. Quote:
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Transition at 2:04 is super nice Noa - Do you shoot for that transition? Yea?
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October 1st, 2015, 06:52 AM | #6 |
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Yes, I always try to shoot the details with the editing in mind, that particular transition is very easy to achieve, once you start from the object and pan right and on the other object you turn left and in post you reverse speed on the second clip, cut halfway teh panning move and place both clips against eachother and apply a dissolve.
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October 15th, 2015, 04:22 AM | #7 |
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Noa I've seen before in your films that some shots seem to have end-to-end sharpness such as the woman holding the doll at 1:46, I would assume a small aperture but on looking it looks like a low light situation, so you'd need a wider aperture but then you would not have the deep DOF? I'm guessing you don;t use a light?
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October 16th, 2015, 11:20 AM | #8 |
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That particular shot at 01:46 was done with a sony rx10 but not sure what the aperture was, it could have been f2.8 because with that camera shallow dof only starts to show when I zoom in or when I focus to a object really close. At this wedding no additional light was used.
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October 16th, 2015, 05:29 PM | #9 |
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Was wondering... your B roll footage are the majority of them handheld? How do you keep it so steady even during the motion?
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October 16th, 2015, 05:45 PM | #10 |
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The only time I use a tripod is in ceremony, in the trailer it's the camera pointed towards the reader like the very first shot untill 00:06 and back from 00:09 which is actually from a unmanned ax100 and I cropped the first shot in post and then showed the actual wide shot at 00:09. I use a monopod for a very short time during brideprep, mainly to shoot the jewelry. All the rest is handheld with either a cx730, rx10 or a gh4 with a 25mm or a 42,5mm and I didn't use any rigs, just the camerabody. I Always try to find something to lean against or just sit in a chair, I also shoot wide when I can and if I zoom in I take the jitter out in post with edius stabiliser plugin.
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October 17th, 2015, 06:38 AM | #11 |
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Noa what is your mic of choice for mounting on DSLR?
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October 17th, 2015, 07:23 AM | #12 |
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I don't have any external mike on my camera's, only use internal sound, the only exception I make is for my gh3 which sit's on a steadicam all evening, the internal sound on that camera is realy bad and I have a little tascam tm-2x which brings the sound to the same level as the internal mikes from my gh4.
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