Hey guys,
I'd really appreciate if you guys know of any tutorials or videos that can help me optimize my indoor recording in an interview type setting .. Id really appreciate it.
Thank you
What kind of camera are you shooting with and will you be shooting RAW or H.264? The settings will depend on the look you're going for and the gear you have with you, along with the conditions of the room. The question is a little vague and hard to give a direct answer because not everyone has the same setup or is looking to obtain the same look.
I have a Canon T3i
I prefer to shoot RAW.
Currently I am shooting with the standard 18-55mm lens.
I have two lights (LED bulbs) setup, one as a key light and other as a fill light.
The video is coming out too "warm" which I dont mind as much. However, what bugs me the most is it not very sharp and just doesnt seem natural and crisp.
I hope that gives enough background info on this, if you need any other info, please let me know
Thank you
Hi :)
How are you processing the Raw files ?
What your workflow?
Adobe , Resolve, FCPX, etc. ...
What is your raw setting, ISO etc. ...
I just finish a dentistry 6 person testimonial in the dentist office.
with 2, 4ft by 4ft. softboxes, with about 1200 watts incandescent power(fluorescent lights @5000K) .
on a 5D mark 2, @ 1872x930 23.976 .I know you are on a t3i, but basically
the some setup.
The images in some cases was too Sharp and i had to Soften in Post.
Quote from: reddeercity on November 14, 2013, 10:41:50 PM
Hi :)
How are you processing the Raw files ?
What your workflow?
Adobe , Resolve, FCPX, etc. ...
What is your raw setting, ISO etc. ...
I just finish a dentistry 6 person testimonial in the dentist office.
with 2, 4ft by 4ft. softboxes, with about 1200 watts incandescent power(fluorescent lights @5000K) .
on a 5D mark 2, @ 1872x930 23.976 .I know you are on a t3i, but basically
the some setup.
The images in some cases was too Sharp and i had to Soften in Post.
what kind of lens did you use? is there anywhere i can see the footage you shot?
thanks
Quote from: tomtom99 on November 15, 2013, 12:03:21 AM
what kind of lens did you use? is there anywhere i can see the footage you shot?
thanks
I used my EF 100mm Macro IS f2.8L (it my money shot Lens)
As soon as i can get authorization from my client, i will be posting
a video on Vimeo.com
until then here is a same that i did about 5 mouths ago with different
setting from 2K crop to 1880x940 non crop with my EF 24-70 f2.8L & EF 100mm Macro IS f2.8L