What a helpful video, thank you for posting this. I'm a complete amateur, and thinking of making my first car video (just for fun) of my classic Jaguar/Daimlers, and your helpful video made me realise that it's a lot harder than it looks!
Nice! With lots of practice you'll be able to make great videos Paul! If you like photography as well I have a full series of tutorials for that on this channel called "Shooting Cars" -Ben
Thanks for the great vid. This is up the street from where I grew up (brooks circle) and I had to double take / was trippin out a bit when I first realized where you were haha. Small world
Hey bro, what’s the best lens for doing my after pictures? We do professional auto detailing. I have a Sony a6400 and thinking of getting the Sony fe 12-24mm.
Ok how do take out unwanted sounds such as people talking or even breathing while holding the camera thats my issue i have if i put music in the background it seems to over power the whole shoot
@@shouldigetit meaning i did 2 video shoots in my life i was just born in this and when i am filming the car in a parked location the microphone is picking up people in the area talking etc so if the car revs the engine in a particular point in the shoot its just alot of ambience so how could i edit that stuff out but still keeping the starting up or say the reving of the engine
Hi my question is after each angle or shot do you press stop or pause on the camera or you just keep filming and make the scenes stop n start thru the editing
The D750 doesn’t have autofocus for video right? So how do you achieve focus on a gimbal for a rolling shot? Just set it to f8, hence everything is in focus all the time?
@@shouldigetit yeah dude, heres an article explaining it, you basically just change the sequence/timeline to 4k and scale the clips accordingly. You can also add sharpening if you like but it isnt 100% necessary. www.timeinpixels.com/2016/07/upscaling-1080p-videos-youtube-vimeo/
Suction mount a microphone with a wind mouth also known as a “dead cat “to the rear of the car which blocks most of the wind. If you have two cars on set, a picture car that you are filming and a camera car from which you are filming You can set up a microphone inside of the camera car with the windows down and the windshield will block the wind noise. If you want some recommendations on what gear to get, let me know and I can send you some links.
@@shouldigetit thats helps out alot. Can you help me get a cart on Amazon of things I need for the suction technique? I'm a beginner and not the techy kinda guy so I don't know much. How would I get a mic to work under the car?
Yes! I'm planning on making a video about this well over on TH-cam.com/BeAPhotographer lessons By filming in higher res (let's say 4K) and then doing the project in 1080p I can do virtual dolly effects and also stabilize the footage much better in post. Stabilizing footage in software makes it crop in, and by filming 4K you have more pixels for the editing program to analyze and stabilize. Essentially not just releasing in a lower resolution but rather editing in it to make the virtual canvas smaller than the original file so I can "cut" or crop into it.
of all the videos ive watched about filming cars this is one of the best. Deserves more views!
Oh thank you Yanni!
What a helpful video, thank you for posting this. I'm a complete amateur, and thinking of making my first car video (just for fun) of my classic Jaguar/Daimlers, and your helpful video made me realise that it's a lot harder than it looks!
Nice! With lots of practice you'll be able to make great videos Paul! If you like photography as well I have a full series of tutorials for that on this channel called "Shooting Cars"
-Ben
i was debating between the sl2 and the sl3 but i think i'm gonna go with the sl2 thanks bro those were really helpful!
You're welcome! I'm a big fan of the SL2! Got an SL3 recently but shoulda just kept my SL2 :) If you use Amazon please use this link: amzn.to/2Nfcovf
A lot of valuable tips! Thanks bro.❤️
You go tit Mohamed, thanks for watching!
love your video
can u suggest me a free editor for videoediting
Thank you! Are you using a Mac or Windows computer?
You are very welcome! The light adds to the view - good job!
Very good tips 👏😉👍🏻 i actually try to make a carporn 😀💪🏼 best cinematic greetings from a small german filmmaker #filmmakingismypassion
Thank you! Good luck on your video shoots!
Should I Get It Reviews thanks 🙏 i will do my best 😉💪🏻
Love tho content. Do you sell your kit packs?
Thanks! Which kit packs do you want?
@@shouldigetit I like the one u used on this video
Thanks for the great vid. This is up the street from where I grew up (brooks circle) and I had to double take / was trippin out a bit when I first realized where you were haha. Small world
You're welcome Kevin, thanks for watching! That is really funny you recognized the spot, it was my first time there.
Hey bro, what’s the best lens for doing my after pictures? We do professional auto detailing. I have a Sony a6400 and thinking of getting the Sony fe 12-24mm.
Message me on IG @ACarPhotographer you're lighting is gonna matter way more than the lens for that type of work.
Ok how do take out unwanted sounds such as people talking or even breathing while holding the camera thats my issue i have if i put music in the background it seems to over power the whole shoot
Can you link me to an example? You should be recording audio separately for many of your clips.
@@shouldigetit meaning i did 2 video shoots in my life i was just born in this and when i am filming the car in a parked location the microphone is picking up people in the area talking etc so if the car revs the engine in a particular point in the shoot its just alot of ambience so how could i edit that stuff out but still keeping the starting up or say the reving of the engine
Hi my question is after each angle or shot do you press stop or pause on the camera or you just keep filming and make the scenes stop n start thru the editing
I stop in the camera for each shot but allow 5 seconds extra at the start and 10 seconds extra at the end.
The D750 doesn’t have autofocus for video right? So how do you achieve focus on a gimbal for a rolling shot? Just set it to f8, hence everything is in focus all the time?
Correct, even on cameras that do you have auto focus I don’t use it. Set your aperture around F8 and make sure to manually focus first
Appreciated the video very helpful!
Glad to hear it! You’re very welcome
Great tips
Thank you for watching:)
Hey man, you should export and upload at 4k even if you arent shooting at that Res to get the best nitrate and quality from youtube. Nice tips
Do you know if that actually works? How could you export a 1080p project in 4K?
@@shouldigetit yeah dude, heres an article explaining it, you basically just change the sequence/timeline to 4k and scale the clips accordingly. You can also add sharpening if you like but it isnt 100% necessary. www.timeinpixels.com/2016/07/upscaling-1080p-videos-youtube-vimeo/
How do you get quality sound of rolling cars but no wind noise?
Suction mount a microphone with a wind mouth also known as a “dead cat “to the rear of the car which blocks most of the wind.
If you have two cars on set, a picture car that you are filming and a camera car from which you are filming You can set up a microphone inside of the camera car with the windows down and the windshield will block the wind noise. If you want some recommendations on what gear to get, let me know and I can send you some links.
@@shouldigetit thats helps out alot. Can you help me get a cart on Amazon of things I need for the suction technique? I'm a beginner and not the techy kinda guy so I don't know much. How would I get a mic to work under the car?
@@itzpugz3513 Yes can you DM me on instagram? @ACarPhotographer
WHAT this video deserves more viewssss
nice vid but that rolling shot is lil bit overexposed
Thank you Luka!!!! I think you'll like my newer videos a LOT more :)
could you explain why you shot in 1080 but released in 720 and why you said if you shot in 4k that you would release in 1080?
Yes! I'm planning on making a video about this well over on TH-cam.com/BeAPhotographer lessons
By filming in higher res (let's say 4K) and then doing the project in 1080p I can do virtual dolly effects and also stabilize the footage much better in post. Stabilizing footage in software makes it crop in, and by filming 4K you have more pixels for the editing program to analyze and stabilize.
Essentially not just releasing in a lower resolution but rather editing in it to make the virtual canvas smaller than the original file so I can "cut" or crop into it.
@@shouldigetit I really appreciate that response! thank you so much!
like everything but holding the camera with one hand and one hand on the wheel... not me
Thanks. Yeah haven’t done that since
60 or 120fps for fast shots?
My camera only had 60fps! If you have 120 use that for the slow mo shots :)
All this and you never showed the final product
It's right here! th-cam.com/video/d_kOSeUW_Qo/w-d-xo.html
Should I Get It Reviews Looks good, but why didn’t you wait for the light to be softer?
@@OneAwareness1 Would have loved to, and would recommend you do. It was the only time we could both make it out to the location unfortunately.