Posts Tagged ‘DSLR’
Have Mirrorless Cameras Killed the DSLR?
Has the DSLR filmmaking revolution come to an end? Will the mirrorless cameras from Sony and Panasonic knock out the Canon DSLR line?
The First 3 Prime Lenses Every DSLR Shooter Needs
If you’re just starting out as a filmmaker or DP, these three prime lenses are the most essential to start with.
Translating Your Photography Skills to Cinematography
Many photographers have ventured into video production and cinematography since the DSLR video revolution. There’s a fairly steep learning curve, but it can be overcome.
Case Study: Creating A Professional Looking Short In 4K
Using a DSLR or mirrorless camera to create a narrative film with a pro cast and crew can be a huge undertaking. Here’s how one film pulled …
Getting the Most out of Your AJA CION
Thanks to a new low price, more filmmakers are turning to the CION. Here’s everything you need to know about AJA’s signature camera.
Filmmaking Tip: Gear For a One Man Documentary Crew
If you find yourself forced to go it alone, here’s all the gear you’ll need to get the job done as a one man documentary crew.
If the Human Eye Was a Camera, How Much Would It Cost?
The most impressive optical device at NAB is the one you already have. Let’s see what a human eye would cost if it was a camera.
Go Undercover With These 5 Guerrilla Filmmaking Tactics
Guerrilla Filmmaking can be risky, but sometimes there’s no choice. Here are some important planning tips that can help prevent disaster.
Timelapse Tips, Tricks, and Tools
These easy to follow time-lapse tips will get you on your way to shooting breathtaking, eye-grabbing footage.
How Do Camera Shutters Work?
We slow down time and take a look at how different camera shutters work.
9 Tips for Stabilizing Handheld Footage
Going into the field without a tripod? Follow these tips to reduce camera shake.
Simple Photo/Video Light Setups for Cinematic Looks
Most DPs are trained early on in their careers to learn the basics of a three point lighting setup. However, in this post I’ll make a case …