Join Eduardo Angel for an in-depth discussion in this video Choosing the right camera for motion (large sensor vs. small sensor), part of Camera Movement for Video Productions.
…Our choice of camera, and therefore a camera…sensor, will determine many aspects of our visual strategy.…Being depth of field a key consideration.…In a nutshell, the larger the sensor, the…shallower the depth of field, and visa versa.…The smaller the sensor, the deeper the depth of field.…As prices for large sensor cameras keep coming down, it seems attractive to shoot…with the largest sensor we can get and achieve extremely shallow depth of field.…But while this sounds great on paper, reality is a bit different.…
If we're shooting with a full-frame sensor, we still have the issue of focus.…But technology is quickly catching up and out of focus for a…video, wireless follow focus and wireless…monitoring are becoming more affordable and accessible.…Part of the beauty of the shallow depth of field…that we can get with large sensor cameras, is that…we can cause the viewer to look exactly where we…want them to look, by simply adjusting the focus accordingly.…A sharp foreground causes the viewers to look…at the foreground without getting distracted with the background.…
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- Choosing the right camera for motion
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