alright so this is my first post. any help is good. so i film snowboarding and was hoping to get some advice on which settings to use in deifferent situations. like anything, snowboarding's conditions change drastically all the time so i will just list a few situations and maybe any know it alls can answer them for me.
1. bright light(very bright in the snow) close to object moving very fast. what settings if i plan to play back in regular time and what settings if i plan to play back in slow motion? (by settings i mean 24p, 30p, 60i whatever)
2. bright light in snow far from fast moving object
3. flat light close to fast moving object (reg and slowmo)
4. flat light far from fast moving object (reg and slowmo)
5. night with lights close to fast moving object (reg and slowmo)
6. night with lights far away from fast moving object(reg and slowmo)
any advice would help. im not clueless but lately i havent had much of an opportunity to play around and experiment as ive been the only filmer around and im filming girls so i cant really afford to miss anything as they usually dont land more than once to be honest.
thanks a lot
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1. bright light(very bright in the snow) close to object moving very fast. what settings if i plan to play back in regular time and what settings if i plan to play back in slow motion? (by settings i mean 24p, 30p, 60i whatever)
2. bright light in snow far from fast moving object
3. flat light close to fast moving object (reg and slowmo)
4. flat light far from fast moving object (reg and slowmo)
5. night with lights close to fast moving object (reg and slowmo)
6. night with lights far away from fast moving object(reg and slowmo)
any advice would help. im not clueless but lately i havent had much of an opportunity to play around and experiment as ive been the only filmer around and im filming girls so i cant really afford to miss anything as they usually dont land more than once to be honest.
thanks a lot
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