Tom Lowe
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Another great vid, Rick. How are you keeping the camera steady? What mic are you using?
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Another great vid, Rick. How are you keeping the camera steady? What mic are you using?
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made this thing real quick as i went around AD last night.
pretty neat camera.. very versatile.
right-click and save target as.. please
http://www.bastaky.com/5dquickie.m4v
pretty neat camera.. very versatile.
right-click and save target as.. please
http://www.bastaky.com/5dquickie.m4v
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Thanks for the quick tour of your town. :thumbsup:
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It could do with many things, but then it is a stills camera after all.
Here's one I did with this funny little cam:
http://www.vimeo.com/4986612
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Hey guys! So far I don't have any microphone solution. I own an ME66 that I use on the Red. Just need to get that beachtek device so I can properly do sound on the Canon now.
As for handheld on the bike, it takes a bit to get used to but I'm essentially just riding and holding it with my right hand. I put the camera strap around my neck in case I hit a pot hole or need to make a quick turn. These crowds progressively get more inebriated towards the end of the night so you will notice that my camera work gets smoother and more risky as we progress forward, haha.
As for handheld on the bike, it takes a bit to get used to but I'm essentially just riding and holding it with my right hand. I put the camera strap around my neck in case I hit a pot hole or need to make a quick turn. These crowds progressively get more inebriated towards the end of the night so you will notice that my camera work gets smoother and more risky as we progress forward, haha.
A. Bastaki
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ure most welcome Tom.
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5Dii moire ...
5Dii moire ...
Have any of you figured out a way of fixing the shimmering moire the cam generates in certain situation (high contrast edges / regular geometric shapes) ? Unless it is out of focus it really can be terminal for the shot !
Worst affected are the red and blue channels (green seems clean in my experience).
As for stills ... best approach that I've tested so far is to duplicate the layer, blur it (potentially a number of times) and do a layer 'color' blend. In certain situations it works, but not for bad bad cases.
Alternative is to keep 'bad subjects' out of focus
Any comments, tricks/tips you have tried and found it works .. care to share ?
5Dii moire ...
Have any of you figured out a way of fixing the shimmering moire the cam generates in certain situation (high contrast edges / regular geometric shapes) ? Unless it is out of focus it really can be terminal for the shot !
Worst affected are the red and blue channels (green seems clean in my experience).
As for stills ... best approach that I've tested so far is to duplicate the layer, blur it (potentially a number of times) and do a layer 'color' blend. In certain situations it works, but not for bad bad cases.
Alternative is to keep 'bad subjects' out of focus
Any comments, tricks/tips you have tried and found it works .. care to share ?
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The easiest solution is to put it out of focus. You can also use some light diffusion to soften up the edges and avoid the problem entirely. Hope that helps.