Robbie Comeau
Como's back. back again
First, on to the good side.
A nice shot I took with my DVX. I really liked it so I thought I'd post. I was practicing my lighting, and I wanted to try and have a black background, and my foreground nicely lit. It worked! I had to crush the blacks a bit in post to get rid of the background more.
Now to the scary problem:
A couple days ago I shot a video.
Something happened and it was the first time I experienced it.
My camera was on a hard surface, with my DVX on it. I was shooting, and all of a sudden, the image started going up and down, like the stabilizer was going wonky.
My OIS WAS on, but I always leave it on, so I don't think that had anything to do with it.
No, the ground didn't shake, it was definitely the camera itself that did it. It started doing it randomly for about 5-6 seconds, then stopped.
Here is the clip. any help would be much appreciated!
http://blip.tv/file/609814
Thanks,
Robbie
A nice shot I took with my DVX. I really liked it so I thought I'd post. I was practicing my lighting, and I wanted to try and have a black background, and my foreground nicely lit. It worked! I had to crush the blacks a bit in post to get rid of the background more.
Now to the scary problem:
A couple days ago I shot a video.
Something happened and it was the first time I experienced it.
My camera was on a hard surface, with my DVX on it. I was shooting, and all of a sudden, the image started going up and down, like the stabilizer was going wonky.
My OIS WAS on, but I always leave it on, so I don't think that had anything to do with it.
No, the ground didn't shake, it was definitely the camera itself that did it. It started doing it randomly for about 5-6 seconds, then stopped.
Here is the clip. any help would be much appreciated!
http://blip.tv/file/609814
Thanks,
Robbie