This week is the first episode in a series about shooting video with an HDSLR camera. In this episode, Mark will go over the principles of shooting video with a DSLR. In the coming weeks, he will also go over lighting, audio, basic editing techniques as well as compressing for the web- so stay tuned!
www.BlueCraneDigital.com This is a short clip from our training DVD on the Canon 60D. This clip discusses many of the settings options available in Live View. It demonstrates practical uses for these settings as well. Visit our website for more detailed information. http
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a lot easier to understand than the hdslr for beginners by vincent laforet, thanks Mark
Hehe hours setting up the whole scene to get10 seconds of video thats how this world is
He looks like the guy from Theres Something About Mary
Fantastic explanation ! Mark is the Master of teaching.
very good my dude i loved every second
You are AWESOME teacher
Excellent explanation Mark.
And sensor size does play a factor.
Thaanx Mark am really gettin’ improved after each video of yours. one Q I have is to get Film-look shooting, should I film @ 60fps and convert it to 24fps on the softwere or I better shoot @ 24fps ?
Ideal episode. so much new information!
this is kind of public secret
This one was only uploaded today and so far it’s accumulated 316 views…. not too shabby where I come from.
Because they only post on Youtube for more views you need to embed on sites where people who are interested go to.
I totally agree. for me the best!
He didn’t really make a good case for the DoF. It is true about DoF but it’s more to do with control.
At the end when you get into talking about TV’s and FPS, what about Hz Rating on TV’s and how does that affect your video?
I don’t understand why these don’t get millions of views. These are amazing videos!
i want this camera so badly. But i am POor. 😮
How do acces the timer ?! Help !
0:54 the fourth shitting menu page.
I’ve read there are good pixels, and bad pixels. Canon 60d I think stinks.! The HD video is great. The photo’s are flat. I’ve had other canon rebels, and I liked them better.
The buffer of your card is most likely not large enough. You need at least a class 6 sdhc card.
i am able to go in the live view mode and shoot but i cant shoot more than a 1 min it says the recording has automatically stopped i have a 32 gb card and it is totally empty still it has the same problem. can you help.
Cinematic mode means 24fps in video mode. It’s the framerate that they use in movies to get the desired cinematic effect.
how do u do cinematic mode please ?
Great info!