Pro Tips for Small Room Filming Success
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ค. 2024
- Not everyone is blessed with the luxury of a spacious studio equipped with sprawling softboxes, towering booms, and elaborate camera rigs-plus a snack bar and ample space for yourself.
Join us in this video where we unveil the secrets to achieving a professional-grade setup within the confines of a smaller room. Discover expert techniques for crafting the perfect background, configuring your camera for optimal shots, and mastering the art of lighting in compact spaces.
Half video out of focus. That’s why I don’t trust Panasonic cameras. Overall, great content!!!
Looks like he used manual focus on m43 ... even manual is better the AF there :D.
But S5II series have great AF.
@@JoATTech I used the S5IIx in the opening shot which lost me a bit. I didn't double check the footage until I was in ediitng and thought to myself "will anyone notice, because they'll be learning so much and laughing cause I'm naturally hilarious." haha
@@calvisionsproductions3753 I bet you used the oldest firmware. With the newest one it's impossible for AF to loose the person ;).
love it! No BS, very informative, no over-edited with visuals/creatives, key problem explained and solved! thank you!
now time to shop for all the light gear lol
wow creative
Great work... lot of hard work to give this information... Kudos! Thanks
What's the dimension of Neewer softbox here?
thank you
Good Stuff!
Nice video. very educational
but half od it out of focus? I think. But Subscribed. Looking forward for more
Thanks! Yeah I didn't review to make sure after a take until I was in editing. Thought it'll be fine if I make one joke about it haha
Good stuff.. But don't forget to bounce light instead of a soft box.. I have a few projector mounts and use them to blast light into a very specific area to bounce the light and get a larger (therefore softer) light. I bounce it into a bounce card or white ceiling or wall - whatever is available. I also keep mirrors with me just in case!.
The focus thing - that's why I love my Sony A7Siii! I love that you posted it even though there are parts out of focus - if you wait until it's perfect you'll never post anything! Keep up the great work! Sub'ed
Mirrors, that's something I never really thought about using. That's something I'll have to try sometime.
Creative but… not really a tiny room but a larger room with lights all in close. If you put some v-flats or hung some bed sheets on c-stands or background stands on three sides you would have a true simulation of a tiny room and a better exercise on problem solving. And use white since more often than not walls tend to be lighter in color. Then you could have a go at trying to control all that bounced flat lighting. No walls is kinda cheating. Unless you were assuming your small space would have black walls.
........Well...with the power of hindsight am I right?