- Hi, my name's Rich Harrington.…- And I'm Robbie Carman.…- And welcome to this week's episode…of Video Gear Weekly.…Now, we recently took a look at shooting…with higher frame rate cameras,…everything from 60 frames a second up to 240.…- So Rich, we've taken a look at…conforming high speed footage,…we've done some additional speed adjustments…on a Timeline in Affect Effects,…we've used my way of doing it with the Time Warp effect.…Well, you know, being the ecosystem of After Effects…in the Adobe land, of course,…there are plenty of third partner manufacturers.…
Now, I just want to make one more point…before we jump into this third party tool…that we're gonna show…is that there are plenty of other ways to do this.…- Absolutely.…- Absolutely, people, different NLEs,…different motion graphic tools, that kind of stuff.…I just think that for a lot of people,…you know, Creative Cloud, and that kind of thing,…are probably gonna be used to this work flow,…and this is probably one of the more populars,…but I don't, by any means want to make sure…
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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