- Hi, my name's Rich Harrington. - And I'm Robbie Carman. - And this week on Video Gear Weekly, we're gonna talk about a very real-world problem and something you can do about it. Now, the problem is that you accidentally erase a memory card or you try to plug a drive in and it's not formatted correctly, and maybe you re-formatted it. Or you try to transfer something and it takes forever. I see people make bad decisions all the time when it comes to working with video files, 'cause they're so big, you start rushing, you make bad choices, you get sloppy.
- Well, of course Rich, there's sort of the front of this that we're not going to cover this week, and that is good backup and archiving routines and that kind of stuff, so hopefully if the situation ever happens to you where you can't get something off a drive or you need to recover data, you already have it somewhere else so that's not a big deal, but there's always gonna be times where you're gonna have a drive or a memory card or something like that that just goes a little wonky on you and maybe somebody accidentally erased it, that's never happened to anybody, right? - Never, ever. - Never, ever. So we want to show you this week some tools that are cross platform, that are gonna allow you to perform some data recovery.
Now, there are a lot of services out there that advertise that they will recover your data, just send us your hard drive and pay us a thousand dollars to do it. You know, and their services obviously have some value for some really higher level stuff, but there are a lot of tools available sort of on the desktop use, consumer level, that will give you a good fighting chance to recover data if you need to do that.
Released
11/28/2016- Shooting high-frame-rate footage
- Post-processing high-frame-rate footage
- Using third-party effects for slow motion
- Calibrating a display
- Mounting a disk
- Recovering media
- Creating LUTs
- Shooting green-screen footage
- Charging batteries on the go
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 7s
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1. High Frame Rate Shoot Out: Production
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High frame rate shootout2m 43s
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2. Post-Processing High-Frame-Rate Footage
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3. Advanced Slow Motion with Third Party Effects
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4. Calibrating a Computer Display Manually, Part 1
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5. Calibrating a Computer Display Using Hardware, Part 2
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Choosing a meter3m 4s
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Calibrating advice2m 51s
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6. Mounting Disk and Recovering Files
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Recovering media6m 12s
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Mounting a disk image7m 29s
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7. How Can I Create a Lookup Table?
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Using Adobe Hue4m 29s
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Applying or modifying a LUT5m 30s
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Putting LUTs to use on set4m 26s
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8. How Do I Shoot Green Screen on a Budget?
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Why shoot green screen?2m 35s
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Lighting two things3m 26s
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A budget green screen3m 6s
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Gear overview6m 23s
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9. How Do I Improve the Quality of My Green-Screen Shoots?
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Testing the backdrop onset3m 15s
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Shooting in portrait mode2m 29s
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Gear overview6m 59s
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10. How Can I Make Post-Production Easier for Greenscreen Projects?
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11. What Makes Good Green-Screen Footage?
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12. Making Killer Backgrounds for Green Screen
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Gear overview4m 15s
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13. Charging Batteries on the Go
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Starting out fully charged2m 24s
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Using a solar charger2m 36s
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Using a battery pack2m 13s
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