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Comment on Shooting with the Canon 5d Mark II + Gear Wish List + 2010 by brando5

brando5 — Tue, 05 Mar 2013 17:53:43 +0000

Hi Kate!

There’s a LOT that can be considered when looking at a new lens. I personally really like the 50 / 85 / 100mm lenses for portrait work, and if it’s in the moment wedding style work you can’t go wrong with the 70-200mm IS L 2.8 II. Each of the other lenses have some varying parameters, but I’d recommend playing with them and finding what works best for you budget wise, and look wise.

Comment on Shooting with the Canon 5d Mark II + Gear Wish List + 2010 by Kate

Kate — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 19:26:43 +0000

What lens would you use for wedding and portrait photography?

Comment on Shutter Angle (Shutter Speed) and Frame Rate Comparison Tests – Canon 5D Mark II by http://www.emouq.info

http://www.emouq.info — Fri, 15 Feb 2013 13:53:44 +0000

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Comment on Snowpocalypse / Snowmaggedon / Snowfall Timelapse = Snowlapse by Boris Massieux

Boris Massieux — Wed, 06 Feb 2013 15:16:36 +0000

Nice timelapse.
I invite to do it again but with full bottles and at the end you come in the frame and drink it.

Comment on Music Mixed: A Pairing of Cocktail & Song by Scott Jolley

Scott Jolley — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 00:27:39 +0000

Very nice. I believe I will have a drink.

Comment on Canon C300 vs 5D Mark III vs 4K DSLR vs the Sony NEX FS700… WHAT DO I DO!? by Giorgio Malfitano

Giorgio Malfitano — Thu, 23 Aug 2012 16:46:04 +0000

As colorist, editor, and shooter – I am going to go with the Sony fs700 because it will do 4k in the future and the slow mo
now is excellent. I am hoping for the best!!!

Comment on Shutter Angle (Shutter Speed) and Frame Rate Comparison Tests – Canon 5D Mark II by bill

bill — Thu, 14 Jun 2012 09:18:00 +0000

thanks for make the video

Comment on Shutter Angle (Shutter Speed) and Frame Rate Comparison Tests – Canon 5D Mark II by Hardy

Hardy — Wed, 09 May 2012 22:55:47 +0000

Useful videos! Thanks.

Two corrections: Saving Private Ryan actually used 90 to 45 degree shutter during the battle scenes.
Also, your conversion formula is technically incorrect. It should be
ShutterAngle = fps * 360 * ShutterSpeed. For example, 24 fps and 1/24 shutter speed equal 360 degree shutter. Here is a good reference on “shutter speed and the cinematic look that I googled. The formula can be cross checked there.

Comment on Canon 5d Mark II – Run & Gun Video Rig (@ZACUTO FTW!) by adams

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Comment on Shutter Angle (Shutter Speed) and Frame Rate Comparison Tests – Canon 5D Mark II by brando5

brando5 — Fri, 29 Apr 2011 15:28:42 +0000

Hi Michael!

Thanks for the comment, and glad you’re enjoying it!

The EU/PAL TV standard is actually 25fps, so VERY close to the cine look of 24p I was referring to. For the Canon DSLRs you can go into the menu / settings and change the “Video system” from NTSC to PAL, then under “Live View/Movie func. set.” you can change your frame rate between either 24fps / 25fps depending upon the project. The best thing to do would be to experiment for yourself and see which look you prefer. Of course with the advent of the internet / digital, many of the old “TV Standards” are becoming less of a necessity, and more of a creative choice.

Hope that helps!

Cheers!
- Brandon