GrindEdit Member Mar 6, 2012 #1 I really appreciate any help at all! /images/flash_video_placeholder.png Thanks guys
eheath Active member Staff member Mar 6, 2012 #2 Was the intro needed? It was a little boring and unneeded. Alot of the shots were really shakey, im guessing you have a cheap tripod? Some of the framing was good some was bad, try to keep the subject in frame at all times if you can.
Was the intro needed? It was a little boring and unneeded. Alot of the shots were really shakey, im guessing you have a cheap tripod? Some of the framing was good some was bad, try to keep the subject in frame at all times if you can.
deleted2 Member Mar 6, 2012 #3 The colors looked good imo, the slow mo was kinda choppy, maybe if you want to do slow mo, then shoot at a higher frame rate like 60p. Some tricks were repeated, and some of the filming was shaky...
The colors looked good imo, the slow mo was kinda choppy, maybe if you want to do slow mo, then shoot at a higher frame rate like 60p. Some tricks were repeated, and some of the filming was shaky...
DavidRoss Member Mar 6, 2012 #4 Not trying to slight you at all but this is identical to the t2i footage
GrindEdit Member Mar 6, 2012 #6 Yeah, ahah thats what I was trying to decide when I put it together. and all of this was handheld
eheath Active member Staff member Mar 6, 2012 #8 Well, thats your problem, don't shoot handheld. The slow motion was very choppy too. Did you shoot 60?
Well, thats your problem, don't shoot handheld. The slow motion was very choppy too. Did you shoot 60?
GrindEdit Member Mar 6, 2012 #9 1920x1080 at 30p but in fcp there was interlace line and I was like wtf so I used the de-interlace thing... and on my camera I can't find 60p
1920x1080 at 30p but in fcp there was interlace line and I was like wtf so I used the de-interlace thing... and on my camera I can't find 60p
eheath Active member Staff member Mar 6, 2012 #13 So you can find it, its just 720p60. If you want slow motion, shoot 720p60.
eheath Active member Staff member Mar 6, 2012 #16 If you want slow motion, shoot 720p60. barely any cameras shoot 1080p60