Trying out the 35 mm

By STAY ASLEEP - 02-11-2012, 10:15 PM - Boxden > Digital Photos

This is from a Dilla night recently.

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Lots of things i wouldve done different with the video... apparently i clammed up when it came time to focus when i was recording. also i need a rig because i shake so bad... blah blah blah

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02-14-2012, 07:25 PM

tryin to get better so feel free to call anything out

07:32 AM

i got one of these Shoulder Support Pads for my t3i..to cut down the shaking. I love it.

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$26

not me but this is how it looks on you...the shaking is cut down a lot and it feels very st@ble.

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02-17-2012, 09:32 AM

^those are good for panning

but suck when walking

02-17-2012, 12:08 PM

Originally Posted by Drug Free

^those are good for panning

but suck when walking

this is true.

what would you suggest?

02-19-2012, 09:50 PM

Nice shots, this a 35mm 1.4?

Originally Posted by Mathematic

this is true.

what would you suggest?

Break the bank on a glidecam system ---i've seen pretty good sample video's with just the st@bilizer (check youtube)

02-20-2012, 10:51 PM

Originally Posted by x Tha Arkitek x

Nice shots, this a 35mm 1.4?

its a 1.8

02-23-2012, 09:17 PM

man..i struggle every video with focus..35 is suppose to be a really fast focus lens to

when its dark.and your on the spot..your better off to do it manually...with photos i dont even attempt it ..but videos.normally what "looks" focused manually..ends up being focused perfectly when i edit it.

cuz sometimes i waste to much damn time..also if its dark and i need a low f stop..anytime i pan else where...its out of focus

videos with dslrs are a pain in the[..]..sometimes i just wish i had one of them cam corder joints

02-24-2012, 02:05 AM

Originally Posted by Gmengfx

man..i struggle every video with focus..35 is suppose to be a really fast focus lens to

when its dark.and your on the spot..your better off to do it manually...with photos i dont even attempt it ..but videos.normally what "looks" focused manually..ends up being focused perfectly when i edit it.

cuz sometimes i waste to much damn time..also if its dark and i need a low f stop..anytime i pan else where...its out of focus

videos with dslrs are a pain in the[..]..sometimes i just wish i had one of them cam corder joints

Get a lens with better focus ring so you can rack focus or get a follow focus for the lens you have

02-28-2012, 01:34 AM

Originally Posted by Mathematic

i got one of these Shoulder Support Pads for my t3i..to cut down the shaking. I love it.

[pic]

$26

not me but this is how it looks on you...the shaking is cut down a lot and it feels very st@ble.

[pic]
[pic]

Originally Posted by Drug Free

^those are good for panning

but suck when walking

whats the name of those basic poles that you can attach your camera to? its like a single rod that connects to the bottom of your camera to keep it st@ble.

06-30-2012, 02:41 PM

Originally Posted by STAY ASLEEP

whats the name of those basic poles that you can attach your camera to? its like a single rod that connects to the bottom of your camera to keep it st@ble.

Monopod?

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