Is there any way i can make this camera more clearer (Canon)

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tazmantv

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When i record im not sure if the picture quality degrades but do you think this is ok
or how can i improve it.

This is my new music video b.t.w

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So i had a tour around usa in a helicopter and put this piece of work up of my new song do you think the angles were done correctly and good

 
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If you mean make it look professional...well there's quite a few things, to be fair.

But the major thing in your vid is the lighting. Am I right in thinking you're just using the house's lights? It falls down right away because of the lighting. Maybe try and get some style out of it in post using grading.

Careful of using the game shots, too...if you don't have permission.

Your music is well produced...put that same effort into your vids. :)
 
Thank you

Thank you

Thanks alot i produce all my songs myself :happy:
Are you not allowed to use gameshots lol ? Its only for promotional use so im sure it'll be okay for now lol :D

And yeah i was using my lamp but its like a big one which made my room orange lol but i found it weird because the camera is so clear on taking pictures
but sometimes when recording it doesn't look the same.

Or it may be the way im rendering it.

When you say using grading did u mean in the editing program?
 
tazmantv said:
And yeah i was using my lamp but its like a big one which made my room orange lol but i found it weird because the camera is so clear on taking pictures
but sometimes when recording it doesn't look the same.

Or it may be the way im rendering it.
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Try messing with the white balance in camera.
 
lights lights and more lights. You need to light your video. Also properly white balance for the lighting you are under. Try not to zoom with that lens because as you can see, as you zoom in and out the exposure changes (the flicker you see). That's the lens changing aperture. So my guess is that you have a slow lens... probably f4-5.6. you will need a much faster lens ...at least f2.8 the very least (try a Tamron 17-50mm f2.8, not the vibration control one), if you want to be shooting indoors without proper lighting. Also with the Tamron since it is f2.8 all the way through the range, when you zoom you will not see that flickering that you have now.
 
The problem is not the camera. The problem is everything else: No art direction, no costume design, no interesting sets, no effects... Get these other things lined up and the camera will follow. :)
 
Amadou said:
The problem is not the camera. The problem is everything else: No art direction, no costume design, no interesting sets, no effects... Get these other things lined up and the camera will follow. :)
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Yeah, basically this.

All the camera is doing is recording whatever you point it at - if the results don't look great to you then you need to play around with what the camera is pointed at (and not the camera).

I agree that lighting is the way to go + you might want to try a shallow depth of field, that's a good starting point to help things look a little more polished / 'pro'.
 
So i had a tour around usa in a helicopter and put this piece of work up of my new song do you think the angles were done correctly and good :)
i worked hard on it lol
 
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