So I'm still trying to get more experience with video (over stills,) so I followed my mechanic around the junkyard for the day.
I learned quite a bit.... for instance that the viewfinder / screen is much more contrasty. That the over-exposed zebra striping that I saw all over the place didn't translate all too bad in the final product - in many places though others it is / was horrible.
I'm getting better at hand holding and allowing more time on a shot. Coming from stills, I'm used to frame, snap, and move on... not, frame, record... record more... keep it there... then look for the next shot.... but I'm getting there.
Lastly, Trying to hold a flex fill and the camera... just doens't work so an extra set of hands would have been great.
Well, I hope you enjoy, I did try to put a story together though it is by no means groundbreaking.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jRHJN17jjI
Dan
I learned quite a bit.... for instance that the viewfinder / screen is much more contrasty. That the over-exposed zebra striping that I saw all over the place didn't translate all too bad in the final product - in many places though others it is / was horrible.
I'm getting better at hand holding and allowing more time on a shot. Coming from stills, I'm used to frame, snap, and move on... not, frame, record... record more... keep it there... then look for the next shot.... but I'm getting there.
Lastly, Trying to hold a flex fill and the camera... just doens't work so an extra set of hands would have been great.
Well, I hope you enjoy, I did try to put a story together though it is by no means groundbreaking.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jRHJN17jjI
Dan