Frage von schmittzie:
Hi,
Seeking a good-quality video light for my JVC Video camera GR PD 1. s.besten with batteries, without the normal batteries. wenns is not such a bright light, so a good light, but net so artificial. and can anyone recommend a good filter, one would wish for a "film-style" across. saturated colors, eventually. synonymous of a filter in the sepia-rail is only just a better man than him, for example-how in the premiere ...
thanxs
Antwort von rtzbild:
Search top right of use:
Video light, head light, filter, ...
HTH
Olli
Antwort von Markus:
and can anyone recommend a good filter, one would wish for a "film-style" across. Search top right of use: "Film Look" phrase.
Antwort von galiod:
na toll ^ ^
film look when you enter so you get to crazy stuff like in the post yet softer colors make ...^^
The question interests me is whether a man with a matte, a polfilter and good light and rich colors at nVGS500 with a progressive mode kino kino flair that can create rudimentary ....
or on what must watch if you record?
mfg
galiod
Antwort von rtzbild:
na toll ^ ^
film look when you enter so you get to crazy stuff like in the post yet softer colors make ...^^
The question interests me is whether a man with a matte, a polfilter and good light and rich colors at nVGS500 with a progressive mode kino kino flair that can create rudimentary ....
or on what must watch if you record?
mfg
galiod Aloha Galiod,
You want your first time on "filter" clever about what they are and what they can.
I want you now and not one over 16 years experience in a few sentences to explain. Look at
Schneider-KreuznachGoogle Yes, you besorgs take a polarizer, you'll always need it.
A matte / Matteblox is a stray aperture. Sowas is always good, synonymous called "hood".
Does clear only when lateral or oblique incident light.
Does the focal adjusted, otherwise it will not work optimally. When the movie is ok, because you have time, but at "fast shoot" very annoying ...
Can you save but synonymous, by you to shoot in the shadow post.
Lots of light: the more light you have, the shorter the exposure time / the smaller the aperture.
Film look, however, is the opposite, namely, quasi-open aperture, so little focus range.
http://www.fotografie-guide.de/guide/blende.htm
Cinema Mode: If instead of 50 frames to 25 fields.
Movie-College weiß das,
Google Movie-College weiß das,
My advice: If the budget goes, take you a
