Enjoying New iPhone4
Here's an example of what the HD video looks like on an iPhone4. If it had a tripod connection I could have used my Bogen to steady the image. Taken at a gift shop in Hayes Valley, San Francisco, just after eating at the Hayes Valley Grill on Christmas Eve.
Showing posts with label 16x9 HD format. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 16x9 HD format. Show all posts
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Some Useful Info for Wannabe Videographers
I've been a shooter (film and video) for over 30 years professionally. Occasionally I get a chance to pass along some tips for grabbing the best images under all sorts of circumstances, which usually means advising people to use a tripod.
Times are changing, you may have noticed, and some of the "rules of thumb" for good camerawork are changing. I found this article to be very useful and worth considering.
http://www.onlinevideo.net/2010/07/shooting-for-the-small-screen-do-the-old-rules-apply/
I've been a shooter (film and video) for over 30 years professionally. Occasionally I get a chance to pass along some tips for grabbing the best images under all sorts of circumstances, which usually means advising people to use a tripod.
Times are changing, you may have noticed, and some of the "rules of thumb" for good camerawork are changing. I found this article to be very useful and worth considering.
http://www.onlinevideo.net/2010/07/shooting-for-the-small-screen-do-the-old-rules-apply/
Labels:
16x9 HD format,
CCO,
HDTV,
Media producer,
mediamarv
Friday, February 06, 2009
Just in - Video production stills!
Thanks to Richard, who edited the video, I have some video production stills to show...
Used my Sony PD100A DVCAM camera which shoots beautiful images on Mini-DV tapes, also will operate in the 16x9 format, tho we didn't use that in this video. Arri light kit for lights and Camille did the rest.

Thanks to Richard, who edited the video, I have some video production stills to show...
Used my Sony PD100A DVCAM camera which shoots beautiful images on Mini-DV tapes, also will operate in the 16x9 format, tho we didn't use that in this video. Arri light kit for lights and Camille did the rest.
Labels:
16x9 HD format,
Arriflex lighting,
pro audio,
Sony DVCAM,
Tango videos
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