From the course: Shooting with Blackmagic Cinema Cameras
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Using the built-in slate
From the course: Shooting with Blackmagic Cinema Cameras
Using the built-in slate
- Earlier when talking about the remote app, we discussed the ability to automatically add some key information using your smartphone. but the slate information is actually built into the camera, and there's even more choices. To access it is a little tricky. What you want to do is bring up your display and then just swipe. And this will bring this up, and you can see the option for Clips and Projects. Let's go into the Project settings here, and this is where we can add information. So I can give this a name and click Update. I can add information about the director. And we can assign a single letter for the particular camera. I can also assign a name for the operator. And now all that information is logged for the project. If we go to the individual clip, we could see information for the next clip. Now this is pretty cool, it automatically reads in information about the lens. Because the Micro Four Thirds lens had this information in there, I could see the manufacturer. I could see…
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Attaching a monitor with HDMI or SDI3m 21s
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Adjusting settings via Bluetooth4m 24s
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Monitoring dynamic range and exposure5m 43s
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Viewing overlays and focus peaking4m 58s
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Using the built-in slate4m 31s
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Programming focus pulls2m 56s
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