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for eg. I set frame rate double , so 30fps to 60 fps then, iso to auto, then aperture to the widest (f/4 for me) and everything else. Then I set it on tripod, hit record. when I film myself it looks a bit washed out and my skin look saggy and pores are very visible, the overall movie is flat...

For all the years I've been working on computers, I never owned a laptop. I've always just built my own PC with the specs I needed, it was significantly cheaper at the time and laptops just weren't as powerful but today this just isn't the case anymore. There are laptops out there that...

more of a vlogging style. do you do everything handheld? use gimbal? use a tripod? how were you able to make the video stand out when all the footages out there are using big dslr and other gear equipments of higher quality.

what is the difference anymore? Unless you really look at the details there isn't any. also, with a lot of final images and even videos being color graded and filtered it is even harder to tell. Is the iphone the future of photography and videography? even for video taking, attaching a stable...

So, I have a trip in the next 2 weeks and I already have a fujifilm xt4, 2 sd cards, battery, a wide lens 10-24mm. I do also have a carbon fiber monfrotto tripod but it is too heavy and big to hold with one hand to vlog myself. I am basically documenting my travel journey for friends and family...

i got this screenshot clip from aa yt video and i want to replicate it. im thinking it has to do with post production. in any case most video are clean and crisp/sharp and i am unable to get that in my own videos on a dslr even with all the lighting set up. what am i missing?

I put together a quick tutorial detailing how I capture and edit a timelapse video using my Canon 1DX, LRTimelapse, Lightroom and Final Cut:

I have an old Canon T3i that i've recently tried with the Canon EOS webcam utility, the program itself obviously has some issues. (ie; latency, frames not matching camera output) HOWEVER It DOES output pretty much the correct quality, 1080p 30, 720p 60, VIA the A/V digital output. The HDMI...

[Cross post from the Video section - but I feel like I need a general orientation for Canon here too] Hi Everyone! An amateur here hoping to up his game, so please help me navigate any pitfalls here! I'm about to make a big leap (from my perspective) from an old beginners DSLR (Panasonic G3)...

Hi Everyone! An amateur here hoping to up his game, so please help me navigate any pitfalls here! I'm about to make a big leap (from my perspective) from an old beginners DSLR (Panasonic G3) into the world of Canon. The G3 has been fun but I've maxed out what I can do with it creatively. I was...

Shot with a Huawel P30 Pro Walking the near empty streets at what used to be one of the world's busiest airport, Changi Airport in Singapore, amid the global health pandemic outbreak. This is what Changi Airport Singapore looks like now. Through the lens of a smartphone, the airport's final...

Hello, I have a Fuji X-T20 and just found out that I can't change the ISO while recording video. Is this common in most digital dslrs? Is this feature not important in video? Thanks in advance!

My wife bought be a year's subscription to Photoshop for Christmas and so just seeing if anyone has some recommendations for a good series of You Tube videos to get me into shape. I've been using LR (6) for a while and have used other photo/graphics systems before so I am not completely...

Once again trying to max out the capabilities of my Samsung S8+ in Okinawa. This time on route to Kouri Island, with afew pit stops along the way: View: original size View: original size View: original size View: original size View: original size View: original size Also...

Hi, I'm a new member here, just started my photography / videography journey using simple technology of a smart phone and a gimbal only. 20191104_113115 20191104_113456 Do check out my Youtube channel @ Pocket Poetry, where I attempt to capture scenery views at Japan Okinawa's Nirai Kanai...

In the past few months, I have taken a few time lapse videos and this has gotten me interested in doing full-scale video. I have a 5D Mark IV as my potential video camera. Questions from me just starting out: Is there anything I need to know about the capability, or idiosyncrasies of the 5D...

so, i am aware dslr aren't meant to do videos, but I have seen great films and even movie taken with a dslr. I want that cinematic look. what lens can give me the best video look as well as also being very versatile and can take great photos as well? Like for video/film i'll love to be able to...

Hello, im a beginer photographer/filmmaker and would like some tips on what camera to buy. I work on a golfcourse and would like to take some nice pictures/videos on everything here. I like to travel and scuba dive and would like to use the camera when i do thoose things aswell. I've been...

I'm stuck alone at my office tonight, but I brought a couple of cameras and tripods to capture some of the local fireworks about a half-mile away... like I do every year :distrust: Pentax KP, DA*300, Rode mic

I'm looking into different types video mixers and recording monitors...does anyone have any suggestions for Video Mixers, Recording Monitors, or other equipment that could serve as the medium between 3-4 Nikon DSLRs and the computer for video recording/web broadcasting? Thanks in advance!