Frage von hh:
Hi, I am reminded just had s.ein making of the film "War of Worlds" (2005). There, I've seen that before Steven Spielberg a kind of lens of one eye kept. I assume this is a kind of lens, one needs to be vorszustellen the Picture cinematically better. Unfortunately, I do not know the technical term for at doing this, I wanted to inquire about times here.
Vllt. can someone help me?
Thank you!
Antwort von silentzero:
What do you think is probably a contrast glass (gray glass). So you can better evaluate the lighting. For Dukla areas appear white to black and light areas. Also you can order directly into the sun looking at possible weather changes observed.
Antwort von hh:
So, now have a bit of scrolling through the net and have found the following article: http://www.movie-college.de/knowledge_base/setpraxis.htm (bottom)
The contrast with the glass might be true, but I've found pictures where the contrast of glass looks like a normal attachment filter. What I mean is a smaller oblong circular device. Synonymous in the report of what is a motif finder. it could be?!
Where to get those accessories?
Antwort von Ralf:
What do you want with it?
Gruß Ralf
Antwort von Keff:
Quite right. Actually comes closer to the film to be used when it becomes too complicated, with the camera down and walk forth.
I'm from the cameramen, "gucki heard about."
The whole is a kind of Optics, with the variables you set or you can pick and choose the camera focal lengths without having to umherschleppen. There is an adjustment ring, on which you can shrink or enlarge the picture. You look through, so judge your picture as you like and then you can read, werlche Focal Thou hast set. This is useful for cameras with fixed lens, which have no zoom function. With the "gucki" Looking you in advance of the Focal and do not have to constantly change the s.der Camera Lenses.
Or something.
Greeting
Antwort von hh:
Is it no preference for which ichs need, know himself, that nothing brings in video cameras, although I'm interested in something.
Greeting.
Antwort von flostro:
Perhaps such a ding?
http://www.provis.com.au/products/accessories/cavision/directors_finder.htm
Antwort von Axel:
Perhaps such a ding?
http://www.provis.com.au/products/accessories/cavision/directors_finder.htm Exactly, a "viewfinder" image seekers on German. For 4:3 shoot on DV there is the free viewfinders for you, if you have two hands. Show strut-and middle fingers of both hands at a 90 ° angle and place them in front of your eye above the other. With the distance of this "frames" to your eyes you regulierst the Focal - no exact figure is, of course. This is not a stupid joke, but quite reasonable to make himself prior to the recording location of a Picture that is not even through the camera lens (and technically biased monitor is limited aesthetics). Directors with photographic ambitions, however save the to-and Herhüpfen between Camera and Stars and the cameraman can call the desired focal lengths.
Antwort von hh:
Thus, the above link has been I think the right to take execution, I have seen in the making of a slightly smaller device, but yes, it is sowas.
the tip with the fingers is so widespread, but still good that he was mentioned once again.
regards.
