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My ideal videos settings I use outdoors are 60fps, aperture priority, auto ISO with a manual lens. I love this and it gives me exactly what I need. The problem comes when I move indoors. I am currently residing in Asia, I want to keep the above settings, but I get a very prominent flicker. My...

I just got an all manual lens on my gx85, the slr magic 8mm f4. I had been using mostly the 12-32 kit lens before that. I am usually in aperture priority for video, with auto iso shooting vlogs under drastically changing conditions. I feel like exposure was never a real problem until I started...

The only thing I can think of switching to mirrorless I don't like is if i manually focus, turn the camera off, it the has a different focus spot when i turn it back on. Is there any way to keep the focus setting at a certain spot upon turning on the camera via a custom setting or anything...

I have been shooting in shutter priority (video camera symbol with S) on my panasonic gx85. I set iso to auto as exposure varies. My question is, does aperture default to the widest open value before auto iso pumps up the iso value? Thanks for any input.

I have very long clips, some over an hour, and they all have just peices of useable material I will be adding to my own libraries of "stock" footage. Ideally, I would just like to trim off all the parts I do not want and store the clips that i like just as the original video was shot. But I...

I am a photographer just having recently moved to full time video. I am currently recording tons of clips about 20 minutes of length each. There are only certain useable, "juicy" segments within each 20 minutes clip. I finally decided I am going to keep the entire clips, but I now am...

I think a good rule of thumb is you want your lights as close as possible. That makes the falloff more pronounced, which is usually more interesting. And it makes the lightsources larger because they are closer. It also makes it so you don't have to buy huge lights because they don't need to be...

I am 95% sure I am ok, I honestly just wanted to double check my onsite shooting workflow with folks here so I do not waste a week of shooting. I have done video projects in the past, made some big mistakes, am currently getting better, and again just wanted to double check. I will be shooting...

I have tried to record ambient sounds many times now. Traffic, birds chirping. Whatever. At first the wind really killed it so I bought a cheap deadcat off ebay for my zoom H1 recorder. Even with the deadcat, if there is even a breath of wind it completely ruins the audio. I do not think i...

I am making a series of instructional videos. To be perfectly honest, I have not noticed the difference between using 1/30 s and 1/60 at 30 fps. I am perfectly willing to attribute this to my untrained eye. In my videos I use photographic flashes, and fire them in the video. I have found that...

so if you guys are going to use d90 video, and video from another digital camera that uses different fps etc, how do you handle that in premier's general settings? or do you just not do that? thanks for you time :)

when i attempt to export h264 in premeire it just quits and says "unknown error." i have jpegs in my video. im sure that is not enough info to intelligently answer my question, but i thought there may be some advice on things to try. thanks

Wow, great great forum everybody. So, i did do a search, i'm sure it's here but i just wanted some info on the overexposure i'm getting. I think my main concern is what i was seeing on the LCD didn't seem to jive (or sync) with what i was seeing on a TV screen. I was using mainly f1.8 (nikkor...