Chad Perkins: There are many great choices out there for DSLR cameras. Nikon makes great cameras like the D800. Panasonic makes the fantastic GH2. Brian Liepe: But by far, the most popular DSLR used in video are the cameras made by Canon. Specifically the Canon 5D Mark II which this is being shot on and the Canon 70, for that reason those are the cameras we will be using. Chad Perkins: The tutorials for this, as Brian mentioned, are being shot with a Canon 5D Mark II, but we will also be seeing footage throughout this course with the Canon 7D and this Canon T2i.
Regardless of which camera you are using, the concepts in this training series are almost always going to be applicable to all DSLRs that shoot video.
Author
Chad Perkins
Released
2/18/2013This course was created and produced by Chad Perkins. We are honored to host this content in our library.
- Understanding aperture, shutter speed, and ISO
- Using lenses as a tool in storytelling
- Establishing focus for video
- Achieving a shallow depth of field
- Using equipment like clapperboards and matte boxes
- Editing and color correcting footage
- Using cinematography techniques to get beautiful shots
- Avoiding rolling shutter and moiré
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 21s
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1. Photography Basics
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Understanding aperture1m 51s
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Understanding shutter speed1m 26s
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2. DSLR Basics
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Understanding sensor size1m 19s
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Focusing for video1m 27s
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3. Understanding Lenses
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Using lenses1m 51s
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Understanding wide lenses2m 39s
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Understanding long lenses2m 32s
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4. In Production
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Recording audio2m 42s
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Using a clapperboard1m 13s
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Shooting slow motion1m 19s
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Getting a beautiful shot3m 34s
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5. Postproduction
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Transcoding video2m 29s
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Color correcting footage4m 10s
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6. Common DSLR Pitfalls
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Avoiding moiré1m 6s
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About limited latitude1m 56s
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About extreme compression1m 38s
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7. Important Gear
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Stabilizing your camera1m 43s
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Using a matte box1m 8s
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Conclusion
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Final thoughts23s
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