How to Film Video with Any Camera
No matter what camera you have, luckily once you learn the basics, it’s all the same across the board. So we’ll start simple and learn the bare basics. Then slowly evolve to more advanced cameras and settings until you’re able to work a cinema camera such as the RED. We learn about lenses, cameras, sensors as well as the best settings to use for any situation.
Introduction
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Introduction
Back to Basics
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Shooting Auto
Shooting Fully Auto
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Common Mistakes
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Shot Scale
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Rule of Thirds
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Resolution
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Frame Rate
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High Frame Rate
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Aspect Ratio
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Basic Settings of the Camera
Camera Features
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180 Degree Rule
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Basics of Exposure and Dynamic Range
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Zooming
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Stabilization
5
White Balance
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Exposure with ISO (We'll talk shutter & aperture later)
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Color Profiles | Why shoot flat?
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QUIZ TIME!
Intro to DSLRs and Mirrorless Cameras
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Care of a DSLR & Mirrorless Camera
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Lens Mounts
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Clean Sensor
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Shutter Speed
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TV | Time Value
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Focal Length & Crop Factors
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AutoFocus vs Manual Focus
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Filming under the Sun
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Gloomy Weather
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QUIZZZZZZZZZ
Shooting Fully Manual
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Aperture
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Read a Lens
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Shooting Manual
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ND Filter
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Histogram & Zebra
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Codecs | Formats | Bit Rate
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Basic Audio
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10 things to check before hitting REC
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Are you Ready to Shoot Fully Manual!?
Camera Accessories
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Tripods Sliders Gimbals
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Lighting
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Monitors & Advanced Exposure Tools
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Advanced Exposure Tools - Waveform & False Color
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Advanced Audio
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Camera Accessories
Cinema Cameras
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Intro to the RED
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Settings on the RED
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Professional Codecs & Color Depth
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Setting Up RED on a Gimbal
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Final and Most important Test of all!
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