Video Camera Filming Basics
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PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO CONTINUOUS LIGHTING UMBRELLA KIT + Free 27 Watts 5500K Fluorescent Photo Lamp Bulb $22.98 XPro Studio Light Kit is ideal for film, digital photography, and even video productions. Professional Studio umbrella Kit is easy to use and setup is effortless. These lights work great with digital cameras with manual white balance. An entry level light kit for photographers of all level. … |
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Rode NTG2 Condenser Shotgun Microphone $269.00 The Rode NTG-2 is a condenser shotgun microphone designed for professional audio capturing in the field or indoors. With a history of manufacturing quality studio microphones, Rode has implemented low noise output electronics and wide bandwidth, both of which attribute to the NTG-2′s broadcast sound quality. The super-cardioid polar pattern and line plus gradient acoustic principle effectivel… |
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Photo Basics 402 uLite Video Lighting Kit $249.90 We’ve all heard of the wonders of using Green Screen for video, but for the first time ever, we teach how simple and easy this technique really is. Play live at a rock concert, conduct an interview in front of the Eiffel Tower, enjoy a day at the beach–the possibilities are endless. The Westcott 402 comes complete with everything you need: Lighting, Green Screen, Educational DVD, Digital Video DV… |
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Cinematic Storytelling: The 100 Most Powerful Film Conventions Every Filmmaker Must Know $9.75 What the industry’s most succcessful writers and directors have in common is that they have mastered the cinematic conventions specific to the medium…. |
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Film Directing Shot by Shot: Visualizing from Concept to Screen (Michael Wiese Productions) $11.70 Film Directing Shot by Shot offers a good introduction to the rudiments of film production. Steven D. Katz walks his readers through the various stages of moviemaking, advising them at every turn to visualize the films they wish to produce. Katz believes that one of the chief tasks of filmmaking is to negotiate between our three-dimensional reality and the two-dimensionality of the screen. He… |
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The Five C’s of Cinematography: Motion Picture Filming Techniques $18.00 The Five C’s of Cinematography is one of the three most important books on cinematic technique ever published — American CinematographerMr. Mascelli provides the attentive reader with the equivalent of a complete course in filmmaking. — New York TimesThe Five C’s is the most widely respected book on cinematography ever published. With the aid of hundreds of photographs and diagrams, it clearly a… |
How do you render good quality videos in After effects?
I need quite a bit of help. I just got 2 new things, a GoPro HD camera and Adobe After Effects CS5. I am somewhat familiar with After effects, and I know the basics to editing video. But when I go to render my videos, they turn out to be a massive file. I want to keep the HD film and audio, but I don’t want the file to be huge so that I can upload them to YouTube. The video is about 6 minutes long, filmed in 960p HD quality, but the file after rendering is over 50GB big. Is there any settings to change to get not such a huge file size? any help is appreciated.
well if you have added effects to the composition then it will increase the file size. you could always make the composition smaller and make the video smaller. OR/AND you can lower the frame rate. you could also maybe lower the colors slightly. but AE doesn’t like small files it likes to increase file size to make sure for it to be of superb quality. but it’s just those small tweaks and little ticks your need to do. since you know the basics try to lower frame rate+skip a few frames, decrease video size (can be done in composition setting).
There is a way you can kinda cheat, where you play the 50GB video and get a recorder to record the video and add the sound in manually but not sure how the quality will come out might not be HD any more but will be the closest you might be able to get.