Hey All,
I'm putting together a in-home studio that I'll be using to shoot a series of instructional videos with (all talking head, very little movement on my part), and am looking at how I can ensure a sharp focus since I'll be doing it solo.
I'm shooting on a set of FD lenses, so autofocus is out (and not something I'd want to risk for the most part). Is the solution here to simply set a focal range, go test it, analyze, and then do it all over again, marking my standing point and the cameras position so that I can do it quickly in the future?
I'm putting together a in-home studio that I'll be using to shoot a series of instructional videos with (all talking head, very little movement on my part), and am looking at how I can ensure a sharp focus since I'll be doing it solo.
I'm shooting on a set of FD lenses, so autofocus is out (and not something I'd want to risk for the most part). Is the solution here to simply set a focal range, go test it, analyze, and then do it all over again, marking my standing point and the cameras position so that I can do it quickly in the future?