www.learningdslrvideo.com I am trying to get myself familiar with Premiere Pro CS5 video effects, so here is a video where I am at the park with my girls pushing them. I wanted to test it with motion since I am starting to test the many different ways I can export and render my videos. I also want to do stuff I would normally not do like slow down 24fps footage way down to 40% to see how Premiere works with re-sampling. Also I wanted to say that after about 4 or 5 hours of research I did purchase a video card this weekend from NewEgg and it will be arriving on Thursday, I will make a video with a review of the card. I picked up the MSI N240GT with 1gig of DDR5 RAM for about with about 100 CUDA cores which I understand is all the CUDA cores that Premiere Pro CS5 is actually using at this point. Also I included below in my blog post some HDR photos I took while I was at the park shooting this video. HDR Photos of the Park

www.learningdslrvideo.com It was a lot of fun catching Santa in a time lapse the girls just loved it. We were up in Estes Park Colorado over Christmas and I took a ton of video and a learn a couple of things while I was up in there in the mountains I thought I would share. The first thing I learned, well I already know, but 720p has a ton more aliasing than 1080p. Check out how the trees the light up with aliasing at 720 here and compare it to the same trees at 1080 here. In the beginning I used to shoot mostly at 720p because I love to slow things down in post for several reasons, like one of them here is using my Manfrotto monopod as a steady cam to get decent walking shoots which is almost impossible with handheld at normal speeds. But now I shoot everything at 1080 unless I know I am going to slow something down in post or I am doing green screen work. The other thing I learned it that I still have a long way to go when color correcting the color cast by florescent lighting when I have not done a custom white balance. I had been doing a lot of drinking before the Christmas dinner and was too lazy to do a custom white balance so I picked the white florescent white balance setting on the camera but that didn’t seem to help. I should have used magic lantern but I was too lazy for that as well. So what I learned is I need to custom white balance before I start drinking. Royalty free music by PremiumBeat.com The lens used in this video: www.bhphotovideo.com The slider used …
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