Breaking Bad (Short Cinematic Movie)

skatepreme

skatepreme

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I was really inspired by the show "Breaking Bad". I love the cinematography in every episode. Sorry if it's a little laggy I'm still learning how to export in after effects. If anyone has any settings they could give me that would be great.
https://vimeo.com/42814055
 
I usually render TGA sequence of my sequence in AE and use that in Premiere Pro to render deliverables. The presets in PP will take care of the guesswork.
 
I'm suprised your t2i doesn't freeze on class 10 cards, my t3i stops recording about after 3 seconds when I use anything higher than class 4 for some reason. cool series of shots.
 
maranfilms said:
I'm suprised your t2i doesn't freeze on class 10 cards, my t3i stops recording about after 3 seconds when I use anything higher than class 4 for some reason. cool series of shots.
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What cards are you having problems with? And where did you purchase them?

Usually class 6 is the recommended minimum for video on the Canon DSLR's, and Class 10 is preferable. I also have some older class 4 cards which work without problems, though I limit their use to non-payed, non-critical shoots just in case. Why would you be surprised that a faster card works just as well as a slower card? If you have class 10 or class 6 cards that stop recording after 3 seconds then they are either faulty or counterfieted.

SD cards are the single most counterfieted item available on eBay. No doubt there are plenty of them circling through other distributors as well. Some of these work just as well as the original (because they are exactly the same, but produced by factory workers after hours and off the books to make some profit on the side), others are complete and utter junk (because inferior products have been re-labelled and packaged as more expensive products, for example, a Class 2 4gb card from Adata might be relabelled as a 32gb Sandisk Extreme Pro). It sounds like you have the latter. I would avoid buying SDHC cards from anywhere other than a reputable dealer (B&H is where I get mine), and if the card is not performing as expected contact the manufacturer asap.
 
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