Yes, it’s a really cool piece. I really love the colours of this artwork. Yes! It’s Whitby street in Shoreditch. I wanted to see how the defocus would look if you had a busy or colourful background when you’re vlogging outside. I was really impressed with how good it looked.
Haha, thanks. I’m glad you looked me content. Yes you can use the defocus in both while taking photos and videos. I can make a video on this if you like
@@HuesofDelahaye Yes please do! Would love to see it! Also, the stabilization. I am not quite sure i'm impressed with it tbh. Canon seems to be more stabilized. Can you also show more on that, please?🙂
Haha, I wish. I think he was walking to the gym that was in the same street behind me. Really? I didn’t realise there were phones with this feature. It’s really great to just block distractions out your shot
i dont really understand. why people want blurred backround? i want to see all details. i am gonna buy a camera but this thing confuses me very much. can anyone help me on this?
A blurry background generally gives a more cinematic look and keeps the focus on the subject. It's a very desirable look for people. However, you can control this using aperture settings on a camera. By closing the aperture down, you will then see more detail in the background.
@@usmanmajid7837 i know this. the problem is you think and accept the way of doing it. making blur the backround doesn't help focus on the subject. we can see this in a lot of bad works. idea is wrong. accepting it is the other wrong.
@@altankaracelik Respectfully, as a filmmaker and photographer, I can tell you that there's no such thing as "wrong". As with everything in the creative field, these are all artistic decisions that are made to achieve a specific result. There's a reason why Hollywood films use a shallow depth of field i.e. "blurry background" all of the time, but there's also a reason why for certain shots they don't, and they have everything in focus. It's all subjective based on what you're trying to achieve and where you're trying to draw the viewer's attention. The same can be said for the choice of camera angle, lighting, music, colour grading, etc. If your particular style of video doesn't require a blurry background, then that's completely fine. You can use a higher f-stop. But if others do want that look, they can choose to use that option too and it doesn't mean it's wrong.
@@usmanmajid7837 i am trying to tell there is no absolute right way. this is not a focus rule. this shouldnt be. people accept everything beforehand and they talk about creativty. i would do it in a very different way. i am just critisizing that fixation.
Yes, you can use the defocus mode if the person is only several letters away. As it’s meant to blur out distracting objects/things from your video. So, this mode would be great for street interviews and interviews in general
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In this video I'm testing out the Sony ZV-1 defocus mode again some colourful art to see how it holds up when vlogging on a busy street
Very nice, thanks!
Exactly the video I was looking for
Lovely! Thanks indeed!
Can u show us how to take portait pics on the Sony zv1
Thank you, was planning to buy this camera, glad to realize the bokeh effect is so ineffective before spending 700$ 😄
You’re welcome 😊
Cool artwork on the wall. Looks like Whitby St in Shoreditch. Blurring effect on the camera looks nice and subtle.
Yes, it’s a really cool piece. I really love the colours of this artwork. Yes! It’s Whitby street in Shoreditch. I wanted to see how the defocus would look if you had a busy or colourful background when you’re vlogging outside. I was really impressed with how good it looked.
Hello - I have this camera and I love the focus/defocus mode. Great video.
Thank you
Thanks for the video. Seems like a cool feature
Glad you like the video it is
That’s really good 👍🏼
Thanks
Really good 👌 i love my b-cam the small ZV1 😍
I'm binge watching your videos :D I love the enthusiasm. I can feel it so much haha. BTW, can you use the defocus for photo-taking?
Haha, thanks. I’m glad you looked me content. Yes you can use the defocus in both while taking photos and videos. I can make a video on this if you like
@@HuesofDelahaye Yes please do! Would love to see it! Also, the stabilization. I am not quite sure i'm impressed with it tbh. Canon seems to be more stabilized. Can you also show more on that, please?🙂
Nice video, that function is lit
I'm glad you liked the video
Cool, did you arrange with that guy to walk by? ;) My phone has a similar Live Focus Video feature. Love it.
Haha, I wish. I think he was walking to the gym that was in the same street behind me. Really? I didn’t realise there were phones with this feature. It’s really great to just block distractions out your shot
@@HuesofDelahaye :). Am impressed that such a compact camera has that feature. It makes a difference in the video quality.
That’s is very true I’m I’ve impress with the features of these point and shots
Does this mode works in photos?
Which lens you used while recording this?
defocus aktiv soft skin activ
nice
Can it works on still photo?
I’m not sure as I haven’t tried it with stills
i dont really understand. why people want blurred backround? i want to see all details. i am gonna buy a camera but this thing confuses me very much. can anyone help me on this?
A blurry background generally gives a more cinematic look and keeps the focus on the subject. It's a very desirable look for people. However, you can control this using aperture settings on a camera. By closing the aperture down, you will then see more detail in the background.
@@usmanmajid7837 i know this. the problem is you think and accept the way of doing it. making blur the backround doesn't help focus on the subject. we can see this in a lot of bad works. idea is wrong. accepting it is the other wrong.
@@altankaracelik Respectfully, as a filmmaker and photographer, I can tell you that there's no such thing as "wrong". As with everything in the creative field, these are all artistic decisions that are made to achieve a specific result.
There's a reason why Hollywood films use a shallow depth of field i.e. "blurry background" all of the time, but there's also a reason why for certain shots they don't, and they have everything in focus. It's all subjective based on what you're trying to achieve and where you're trying to draw the viewer's attention. The same can be said for the choice of camera angle, lighting, music, colour grading, etc.
If your particular style of video doesn't require a blurry background, then that's completely fine. You can use a higher f-stop. But if others do want that look, they can choose to use that option too and it doesn't mean it's wrong.
@@usmanmajid7837 i am trying to tell there is no absolute right way. this is not a focus rule. this shouldnt be. people accept everything beforehand and they talk about creativty. i would do it in a very different way. i am just critisizing that fixation.
Hi, could you please tell me is it possible to use defocus If person is several meters away from camera (for example for interview)? Thanks.
Yes, you can use the defocus mode if the person is only several letters away. As it’s meant to blur out distracting objects/things from your video. So, this mode would be great for street interviews and interviews in general
Is this with the kit lens
You fine 😘🤗 with Bokeh on or off
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Stick to xt4. Zv1 is a dud.
SONY ZV-1 2021 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Thank you!