D90 + 10.5mm fisheye skateboarding test
- Thread starter vx1kOrnot
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Starscream
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same lense here..
but with rollerblading footage (caution, some people will find that offensive and gay)
http://vimeo.com/2799880
but with rollerblading footage (caution, some people will find that offensive and gay)
http://vimeo.com/2799880
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ESTEBEVERDE
Veteran
Nice!
vx1kOrnot
Active member
I just just looking at this Youtube clip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdfopQlQQHcand the reviewer pointed out a lot of facts that why the d90 has its limitations
1. No Auto Focusing
2. Exposure will Change upon subject movement
3. over exposure
4. no control over exposure
5. only 24fps
Can someone show me clips that are over coming these problems .
1. No Auto Focusing
2. Exposure will Change upon subject movement
3. over exposure
4. no control over exposure
5. only 24fps
Can someone show me clips that are over coming these problems .
BMFM FILMS
Well-known member
I don't have links, but a response to that.
1. True
2. You can lock exposure
3. Over exposure if you don't look at your LCD under proper lighting needs a hood for sure.
4. You can control F-Stops, but Shutter and ISO are controlled by camera, so I understand that argument
5. Aren't we asking for too much? I think 24p is the least of our worries with this camera.
vx1kOrnot
Active member
cool thanks so much for the quick answer's, but with number three
3. Over exposure if you don't look at your LCD under proper lighting needs a hood for sure.
So does that mean exposure can be changed ? how is it done on the camera?
sorry i don't have a D90 right now , just trying to make sure that when the money comes out its going to good use.
With a manual lens you just turn the aperture ring, with auto lenses you use the +/- control, with either you point at something bright before locking. I've never used auto focus for film or video nor will i ever, that it has none is a good thing since it makes it easier to do it manually. With the short dof you get with the dx format how could you possibly control what to focus on? It would only work in the trivial situations where you don't need it anyway.