Cinematic Lighting Without Electricity

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  • Опубликовано: 23 дек 2024

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  • @CinematographyDatabase
    @CinematographyDatabase 8 лет назад +177

    Amazing! Well done

    • @parkalan
      @parkalan 8 лет назад +3

      to be honest I thought he wasn´t doing the challenge

    • @OppedCinematicsMC
      @OppedCinematicsMC 8 лет назад +15

      Where's the smiley face?

    • @Jamesmatthews
      @Jamesmatthews 8 лет назад

      More Challenges Matt! Loved this duet between the two of you. Maybe get Chris Herr or even myself involved. Would love a little challenge. (y)

    • @Tipzyyy
      @Tipzyyy 7 лет назад

      He went all in with the heart

  • @Levi_Allen
    @Levi_Allen 8 лет назад +32

    Great to see you include the lighting challenge from Matt! Stoked to see that.

    • @NatesFilmTutorials
      @NatesFilmTutorials 8 лет назад

      Leftcoast Yes it is! Makes me want to do it myself. :)

    • @rensdejonge3
      @rensdejonge3 8 лет назад +3

      Jesus christ Oli you spammed this whole comment section. Do you really feel this is a less intrusive way to promote yourself than to just openly say that you want people to watch your videos? Because this is certainly even worse

    • @universethousand9087
      @universethousand9087 8 лет назад

      Oli Vlogs I sorted him out with my comment

  • @2006babuks
    @2006babuks 8 лет назад

    I am not into film making or something. But I am watching your videos one by one without any reason. Your voice, your techniques and the way you put your efforts just glued me to the screen. Just shows how good your videos are.

  • @RYSEproductions
    @RYSEproductions 8 лет назад +45

    Would love to see you step away from the dslrs for once.
    Just to see how you'd do with something beefier.

    • @LittleJoyBook
      @LittleJoyBook 8 лет назад +7

      Haha but it's the DSLR guide!! The DSLR part seems integral to the channel... plus, if you've watched some of his other videos, he's mentioned that he doesn't feel the need to get fancier gear because he'd rather focus on being more imaginative + working with lights, etc. to create whatever image he's trying to achieve! :)

    • @mikekillagreen9432
      @mikekillagreen9432 4 года назад

      Knock it off

  • @dangonzalez1420
    @dangonzalez1420 8 лет назад +2

    Watched an hour after he posted but I literally got excited when I saw he posted a new video. Doesn't upload as often, but when he does you sure can bet I'm looking forward to it. And as a bonus he actually went along with the light challenge! Awesome!!

  • @DIYCameraGuy
    @DIYCameraGuy 8 лет назад +2

    I love this weeks show. Here's a cool way to shoot a night scene in the woods. Find a wooded location that has the underbrush cleared out. You want trees to silhouette in the foreground, well trees everywhere, it is the woods. In the background add atmosphere in the way of smoke or haze. Light high and from the rear to aluminate the atmosphere and silhouette all the objects facing the camera. Now you can light your tent or people like you did in this video or with a camp fire. If you move the camera from behind a tree to reveal the subject it will look like someone is watching them.

  • @rafaelgonzalez4469
    @rafaelgonzalez4469 8 лет назад +4

    This helped very much with an outdoor shoot at night i'm doing. You're videos have really helped me improve the quality of my films and that has helped me both professionally and personally. All I can say is thank you, thank you very much :)

  • @PawPac
    @PawPac 8 лет назад +2

    I absolutely love the results of the light positioned outside the window!!! There is a vibe to that set up. Great episode!

  • @keiando
    @keiando 8 лет назад

    I loved the interaction between the two channels. I discovered cinematography database here and now i don't miss a video

  • @65Drums
    @65Drums 8 лет назад +1

    Loved the video, thank you! I have a video idea, I don't know if you've made a video on this topic before: "how to light a solo vlog video." One where its just a speaker, in a chair, facing the camera 6 feet away.

  • @PresentingReality
    @PresentingReality 8 лет назад +1

    You are so hard working Simon! This is thorough as usual! Wow you also did Matts challenge too. Despite your window being on the first floor. Thanks for all of your videos over the years. I think Ive watched every video!!

  • @BadMouse101
    @BadMouse101 8 лет назад +2

    I've hardly ever used lights for the films I've made, I don't hate them but I find directors often rely on them too much when they're unnecessary. Once we were filming something and it took 1 hour to light a small corridor for a scene that we didn't even use in the final cut. I've preferred instead to just bounce the light, put actors near a window/available light, or just shoot outside, it cuts down production time and tbh I don't really care if the continuity is slightly off.

  • @ashu21
    @ashu21 8 лет назад +1

    Loving this sudden interactivity between film maker channels lately, Matt seems to really be pushing for it too
    Also: great work as always, Simon :D

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 лет назад

      Matt's from the traditional film world, so he knows the value of networking!

    • @ashu21
      @ashu21 8 лет назад

      Yeah makes sense

  • @autumngreenleaf3390
    @autumngreenleaf3390 8 лет назад

    I love the idea of filming without the use of electricity. I'm a minimalist so your choices of using no "stale power" gets me thinking what I, what we all can do to depend less on power hungry devises. Small, powerful, and light allows for more mobility in remote locations and gives more freedom of movement. The gears are already charged and moving. Thanks.

  • @Alamini96
    @Alamini96 8 лет назад

    Just want to say you're videos are an inspiration for someone like me who is just starting into videography and film making.

  • @michaelnichols9946
    @michaelnichols9946 8 лет назад +1

    Thanks so much! You gave me some ideas that I could try on my no budget short film I'm doing, and definitely gives me some ideas to add more emotion to a scene. Again, thanks so much, and keep up the good work!

  • @noah.w.anderson
    @noah.w.anderson 8 лет назад +6

    You've done it again Simon, you've done it again. CD

  • @darimuniplays1695
    @darimuniplays1695 8 лет назад +1

    Literally the best photography channel ever. Binged watch everything :P Keep uploading.

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 лет назад +1

      thanks adit, that means a lot :)

  • @UNDAMedia
    @UNDAMedia 8 лет назад +24

    Your voice is relaxing

    • @TonyBabarino
      @TonyBabarino 8 лет назад +2

      BennoStudios I know? Right?? Very soothing voice!

    • @its_maalik
      @its_maalik 8 лет назад +4

      BennoStudios i nearly fall asleep when listening to his videos

    • @TonyBabarino
      @TonyBabarino 8 лет назад +2

      malik bagwala I mean it as a compliment, as I'm sure you do too! Great stuff!

    • @its_maalik
      @its_maalik 7 лет назад +1

      Tony Babarino yeah..absolutely...his videos are basic..while i am an experienced editor who has a lot of knowledge in editing, I still watch him import footage and do basic stuff..even though i know all that...its amazing how soothing his voice is and how lovely his content his..

    • @its_maalik
      @its_maalik 7 лет назад +1

      Tony Babarino And ironically i dont come here to learn but to relax...lol...

  • @cammie4923
    @cammie4923 7 лет назад

    This was really helpful because I'm planning om filming in the evening and I wasn't sure how to handle the lighting because it's pretty dark there, so thanks!

  • @wesofx8148
    @wesofx8148 8 лет назад +1

    I love fire as lighting so much. Makes me want to shoot movie with nothing but candles, fires, and lanterns.

    • @harryhunter-baxter4405
      @harryhunter-baxter4405 7 лет назад

      Have you ever seen Barry Lyndon? It was shot entirely with natural and candle light. It's beautiful

  • @Simplistic
    @Simplistic 8 лет назад +2

    Great video as always.

    • @Simplistic
      @Simplistic 8 лет назад +1

      Oli Vlogs damn you got me

  • @KNGcreative
    @KNGcreative 8 лет назад

    my speaking has adjusted to have occasional random pauses in it just because i watch your videos so much; you have an outstanding voice

  • @ChristianLanza
    @ChristianLanza 8 лет назад

    love how well produced this video was, great job man

  • @freddywisner869
    @freddywisner869 8 лет назад

    I'd like to say thank you for all the help you given me in creating a channel, even though i only have 7 subs its still a blast creating videos!! Keep up the great videos, and thank you

  • @ManitheMonkey
    @ManitheMonkey 8 лет назад +2

    Great video Simon! Love your sense for detail.

  • @ActuallyDarcy
    @ActuallyDarcy 8 лет назад

    You could also use a laptop for some closeup lighting. Macbook screens are surprisingly bright and you can colour the light with what's on the screen easily

  • @edventures9884
    @edventures9884 8 лет назад +1

    I just got into make youtube videos, more like Vlogs of my adventures but I just recently picked up my first DSLR camera and I hope to get good at filming with it and produce some decent content and your channel has been helping me out so far, thanks! :)

  • @AaronWahab
    @AaronWahab 8 лет назад +3

    Nice to see you shoot what he challenged you to, very interesting to see the execution! great job! :)

  • @JimineyBob
    @JimineyBob 8 лет назад

    Great video, really helpful stuff, I've always appreciated your videos and the time you invest in them. Glad to see companies are sending you stuff, you deserve it, cheers.

  • @veto1262
    @veto1262 8 лет назад +2

    I have been waiting for this video for a long time. Huge regards thank You!

  • @itsgaming1603
    @itsgaming1603 8 лет назад +1

    Very interesting video, thank you for uploading! To be honest, I was expecting a lot more fire/sun sourced light, with different bouncing tricks. It makes sense that you can make use of batteries as well, it's just not something I immediately thought of as an option. I need to experiment with lighting setups soon, so this is going into my pile of reference material :) Thank you, again.
    - Michael Grand

  • @XavierPeypoch
    @XavierPeypoch 8 лет назад

    There's also a reason why the use backlight for night scenes (according to a cinematographer I met): backlight creates silhouettes and therefore makes characters easy to be seen in darkness without front lighting and therefore having a flatter look. Just a small snippet of wisdom that was passed on to me.

  • @KieranWay
    @KieranWay 8 лет назад +3

    Thanks Simon love your adviseee

    • @camn9851
      @camn9851 8 лет назад +1

      Oli Vlogs
      Chill.

  • @samvalentine9243
    @samvalentine9243 8 лет назад

    Nice video! I agree that working with limitations is a great way to force yourself to learn and be creative.
    A couple comments:
    Using batteries is still using electricity. I think 'without wires' would be more accurate.
    I noticed that you didn't have the light over the strong leg on that c-stand. That light is small and you used sandbags anyway, but it's still best practice to rig over the strong leg. That would've given you more immediate stability than just having the sandbags ready.
    Source: roommate works professionally as a grip/gaffer.

  • @pepo.gabrielcarranza
    @pepo.gabrielcarranza 8 лет назад

    I would sugest a mirror (or any reflective pannel) instead a light in the challenge of the small room.

  • @JoeLiningToolFilms
    @JoeLiningToolFilms 7 лет назад

    You should do some more challenges like that small setup lighting challenge. Great starting point to generate some content ideas!

  • @RileyDueck
    @RileyDueck 8 лет назад

    I commend your huge efforts for this video! Remodelling an entire room!!

  • @RadeenChoudhury
    @RadeenChoudhury 8 лет назад

    i hope you make a video addressing creativity and creative blocks soon - i'd be really interested in hearing your opinion and tips on the matter

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 лет назад

      hmm tricky topic - good idea though, I'll see if I can come up with something

  • @NatesFilmTutorials
    @NatesFilmTutorials 8 лет назад +2

    Yay been waiting for this! Notification Squad! :)

  • @gabereezy
    @gabereezy 8 лет назад

    Another great guide. Thanks, Simon!

  • @southernlandsolo7839
    @southernlandsolo7839 8 лет назад

    Thanks Simon. Helps out a lot with what I try to do. Have you got any tips or can you film a video about filming when the light keeps changing? I film outdoors, mostly in forest, where the light consistently changes due to moving cloud covering the sun.

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 лет назад +1

      it's tricky - either you have to wait for the right conditions, or do what the pros do and build a massive white tent that diffuses the sunlight... tricky stuff

    • @southernlandsolo7839
      @southernlandsolo7839 8 лет назад

      Thanks for the response mate. I guess I will have to keep going with cheap and less weight lol. I carry an LED light now which is quite good. I will practice having that on permanently and see if it compensates a little for the times when the sun is blocked.

  • @nicholasjude7937
    @nicholasjude7937 8 лет назад

    Really Inspires me to light my own work space in a different way ! Nice video ! +DSLRguide

  • @LouisFindlay
    @LouisFindlay 8 лет назад

    This was a great episode as Im currently shooting a project with the intent to use natural/limited light resources so you can bet I'll be taking some tips from this project. My next project I want to shoot a neon noir type of film and i wonder if this is something you'll be able to cover in a future episode?

  • @vineethkrishnan1337
    @vineethkrishnan1337 7 лет назад

    Awesome video....which are the LED lights that u used??

  • @AnthonyGreene15
    @AnthonyGreene15 8 лет назад

    I've been looking for a video like this for so long. Thank you!

  • @BenRoy1428
    @BenRoy1428 8 лет назад +1

    you've uploaded this video in very right time 😍
    thanks man !!

    • @BenRoy1428
      @BenRoy1428 8 лет назад

      lol !! 😂
      just tryina quote fight club

  • @june.bubbles
    @june.bubbles 8 лет назад +2

    Hi Simon, great video as always.
    One question I have regarding the night scene is how do you get such good results in such low light?
    You often say the exact camera is less important than how you use it, but my 700D doesn't seem able to handle anything dimmer than daylight without excessive noise. Even the night shots you took without lightning look better than anything I can do. Is there something I'm doing wrong? Is it the camera?

    • @j10ul27
      @j10ul27 8 лет назад

      +1 to this question.
      I'd like to hear answer from Simon too.
      My guess is the lens and the aperture but I'd like to hear more from Simon.

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 лет назад +1

      thanks! I think it's down to a few things:
      1. I use an aperture of f/2.8 which lets in more light than f/4 for example
      2. I set the exposure carefully, so I don't have to brighten the image in post (that would make the noise show up more).
      3. I used enough light so I could shoot at ISO 640, which meant there was noise, but it was manageable.
      4. RUclips's compression does hide most of the noise anyway

    • @june.bubbles
      @june.bubbles 8 лет назад

      DSLRguide Wow thanks. I think a new lens may be in order, my standard kit lens isn't letting the light in. If I dare ask for another reply, would you consider recommending me a good lens for around the £100 mark that would allow more light in? Thanks so much.

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 лет назад +1

      J. Haller Productions I think the 24mm f/2.8 pancake is a really solid cheap option, many go for the 50mm but that's not wide enough for most things

    • @june.bubbles
      @june.bubbles 8 лет назад

      DSLRguide Thanks so much!

  • @RemoFiore
    @RemoFiore 8 лет назад

    Nice tutorial.. enjoyed it and took away some good info. thanks for sharing.

  • @JamesCox
    @JamesCox 8 лет назад

    Awesome video. I have something that I want to film at night and this is going to help me a lot, thank you!

  • @knoptop
    @knoptop 8 лет назад

    Always great insight. Thanks for sharing!

  • @LittleJoyBook
    @LittleJoyBook 8 лет назад

    Hey! I always love watching your video and wanted to say thank you so much. Your videos are very honest, informative, and enjoyable to watch. You have such a solid channel! anyways... THANKS, YOU!! :)

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 лет назад

      you're so welcome! thank you for being so encouraging!

  • @omgurheadsgone
    @omgurheadsgone 8 лет назад

    great video!!! love the content simon

  • @NestorYR
    @NestorYR 8 лет назад

    Absolutely great, Simon!

  • @TheOrisya
    @TheOrisya 8 лет назад

    your limitation are a privilege for me. I only have one ammaran. thinking of buying a 120t but its expensive. hahaha...
    nice tutorial(tips?). I will work on my limitation :)

  • @TheChaseGarcia
    @TheChaseGarcia 7 лет назад

    Hey Simon. I need a bit of advice. I want to apply some of these techniques to a short film I'm shooting this weekend. It's probably going to be a horror with a little dialogue and atmosphere to pull off the scares. I was wondering if I could use the torch method with the same principle for a campfire light. Any other horror lighting tips or something similar will be much appreciated. Thanks man.

  • @Navinvisuals19
    @Navinvisuals19 8 лет назад +1

    This video is super cinematic🙌🏻

  • @LouisLuzuka
    @LouisLuzuka 8 лет назад

    this is so cool something i've been waiting for which lights do you recommend?

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 лет назад

      I think aputure HR672S are pretty good value, I use them for loads of stuff

  • @sandipannath9588
    @sandipannath9588 8 лет назад

    would be glad if you could "throw some light" on scenes with bright background light (practicals) , yet gorgeously lighting the subject's face right in front of it?

  • @BartoszMeksula
    @BartoszMeksula 8 лет назад +1

    Can anyone explain to me how does he have such a good video quality as in scenes like 1:57 ? I know there is one light hitting him from the left but I imagine If I had done that on my 600d i would get either noise or nothing visible. Please answer anyone

    • @jamie9926
      @jamie9926 8 лет назад +2

      Bartek Meksuła he will use a low ISO, preferably the lowest (100) to keep noise low, those lights are pretty bright, but they look dark because of the low ISO

    • @BartoszMeksula
      @BartoszMeksula 8 лет назад

      oh ok. Guess I just have to use what I have, stay creative

    • @jamie9926
      @jamie9926 8 лет назад

      Bartek Meksuła that's what he's being doing all the time! Hes slowly worked his way up and been able to purchase lights so he can lower his ISO for a cleaner image

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 лет назад +7

      all of the night scenes were shot at 640, and there is definitely plenty of noise, but it usually doesn't show up very much on youtube. I grade with plenty of contrast, and I think that helps hide the noise in the shadows

    • @BartoszMeksula
      @BartoszMeksula 8 лет назад +1

      Thanks for the answer, I didn't expect it. That's actually very informative.

  • @MaxxMcGeeImpactStudios
    @MaxxMcGeeImpactStudios 8 лет назад

    As always, very valuable information. Just amazing.

  • @JYSMusic
    @JYSMusic 8 лет назад +1

    Interesting. Thanks for the information. I learn a lot from your channel.

  • @ArcticxBeaver
    @ArcticxBeaver 8 лет назад

    Keep on killing it Simon

  • @yeahheyyayya4745
    @yeahheyyayya4745 8 лет назад +1

    What LEDs do you use?

  • @shafinr
    @shafinr 8 лет назад +2

    RUclips just crapped all over your video mate. Great content as always though.

  • @felixtamola319
    @felixtamola319 8 лет назад

    I learn more from you than my film professors. hahahahahaha. And they are "experienced". Keep it up!

  • @jasper5588
    @jasper5588 8 лет назад +4

    Great video!

  • @zoeytrope
    @zoeytrope 8 лет назад

    Hey Simon, I'd really like to see an episode(maybe not a topic that could fulfill a whole episode) on formatting scripts. Not really the biggest part of film making, but just having an idea of what to have on a script is good to know :)

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 лет назад

      That topic has been covered pretty extensively, I don't have anything to add! try this video: ruclips.net/video/XZszextv6yE/видео.html

    • @zoeytrope
      @zoeytrope 8 лет назад

      +DSLRguide Thanks :)

  • @Selahre
    @Selahre 8 лет назад

    so much fun,great trainings!

  • @Troijkcalhgj
    @Troijkcalhgj 8 лет назад

    What is the name of the light you used to film the night scene? The battery powered one?

  • @achuguryan
    @achuguryan 7 лет назад +3

    Video is good, but 1 of that batteries cost 200, not talking about LED lights...
    Can you make a video for very low cost lighting ? Like under 200-300.

  • @TheChaseGarcia
    @TheChaseGarcia 7 лет назад

    Can you tell me or link me to the lights you use? I've been looking forever but can't find good lights, LED or bulbs, that are for low budget.

  • @andrewpoison
    @andrewpoison 8 лет назад

    What kind of "slow burning fuel" can you recommend?

  • @brannanidle7041
    @brannanidle7041 8 лет назад +3

    3:12 Thanks now I am blind. I was watching this at night, and it is a dark video until BAM, hello photons.

  • @CyclingSalmon14
    @CyclingSalmon14 8 лет назад +1

    Or just take a large Lipo or lead acid and inverter / Psu....if you need artificial light....I prefere to ignore lighting and use natural light anyways and work around issues i.e change location if needed ect...or change the scene to suit darker lighting ect.

  • @JoshNicholjoshnichol
    @JoshNicholjoshnichol 8 лет назад +1

    I am trying to light a car breaking down / kidnaping scene. It will be taking place and will be in the middle of nowhere. On a country road. How should I go about doing this.

  • @MCharMedia
    @MCharMedia 8 лет назад

    Simon I was feeling in 2 minds about continuing my cinematography dream and was very down heartened and lacked with inspiration until watching this so thankyou for re inspiring me #dontletbudgetbringyoudown

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 лет назад

      we all get like that sometimes - you got this!

  • @TerryArdolino
    @TerryArdolino 8 лет назад

    I am working on a script where one of the characters breaks the fourth wall and I was wondering if you have any tips/thoughts on breaking the fourth wall? Please let me know if possible.

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 лет назад

      it's not something i've ever tried actually.. maybe have a watch of house of cards / deadpool if you haven't already

  • @johnwolf7073
    @johnwolf7073 8 лет назад +1

    what mic do you use ? :)

  • @LouisLuzuka
    @LouisLuzuka 8 лет назад

    also could you do a video how to make a highlights reel?

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 лет назад

      I did something like that a while back: ruclips.net/video/lGRDJn4IyhQ/видео.html

  • @JussiTarvainen
    @JussiTarvainen 8 лет назад

    Kick ass!!! Thank you Simon :)

  • @stevyz
    @stevyz 8 лет назад +1

    I've been waiting all day for your video bruv...
    cool lighting on Matt tho 😂

  • @guetapens8785
    @guetapens8785 8 лет назад

    I started to make movies to can pretend like you and I would like to know if the canon t6i is well for the cinema? please

  • @AidinRobbins
    @AidinRobbins 8 лет назад +1

    Great choice for the thumbnail! xD

  • @QualityVideoService
    @QualityVideoService 8 лет назад

    What f-Stop, ISO, and shutter speed did you use while shooting that night scene? There was no noise at all.

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 лет назад +1

      the night scenes were all shot at f/2.8, 1/50th, ISO 640 on the canon T3i. There was definitely plenty of noise, but most of it doesn't show up on youtube

    • @QualityVideoService
      @QualityVideoService 8 лет назад

      I see. I am shooting a feature with a Nikon D3300. It's a 10 day shoot beginning December 1st. My first film project, your videos are very informative. Thanks

  • @lexiedewitt5473
    @lexiedewitt5473 8 лет назад +2

    U're back :))

  • @lilwank9602
    @lilwank9602 8 лет назад +4

    "Cinematic lighting without electricity"
    Uses lights that require electricity to work**

    • @PABrewNews
      @PABrewNews 4 года назад

      Lil Wank it seems so simple ! Why didn’t I think of that! Hahaha

  • @funkysnowman5651
    @funkysnowman5651 8 лет назад

    I love your videos they inspire me to do more with cameras , but when it comes to editing I always mess up , what video editor would you recommend that's free and easy to use ps I hope you reply

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 лет назад

      iMovie is free if you have a mac, and DaVinci Resolve is free on Windows & Mac, but isn't quite as easy to use. Very powerful software though

  • @iamme1996
    @iamme1996 8 лет назад +1

    this is fantastic!

  • @noah.w.anderson
    @noah.w.anderson 8 лет назад +2

    What ISO were you using for the tent scene?

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 лет назад

      all the night stuff was ISO 640

    • @noah.w.anderson
      @noah.w.anderson 8 лет назад

      Wow..... cool that you got to get it that low. And I'm guessing it was F2.8?

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 лет назад

      yah f/2.8 1/50th

  • @raycortes4535
    @raycortes4535 8 лет назад

    also you can bounce the sun light with a reflector

  • @eliashennemeyer6411
    @eliashennemeyer6411 8 лет назад +1

    NICE, love it

  • @KristjanR
    @KristjanR 8 лет назад +1

    Are you still using canon 600d? And which lense for night/night time lapse? (with canon 600d)

    • @jamie9926
      @jamie9926 8 лет назад

      Kristjan he still used the 600d and as for lenses, they are on his website, link in the description

    • @KristjanR
      @KristjanR 8 лет назад

      ***** I know but maybe he changed the lense :). And is this lense is good for night and day shooting? like timelapse and especially night timelapses.

    • @jamie9926
      @jamie9926 8 лет назад

      Kristjan yeah he uses a tamron lens. But it's nothing specific, it's not specially designed for night or time lapse. He's just really good at making a professional image with what he's got around him!

    • @KristjanR
      @KristjanR 8 лет назад

      Jamie M this is kind of off topic but if I have a mac and I use it for gaming (cs go) and I had an option between getting a pc or canon 600d? Which would be the best. I mean mac is not bad for that game and my iPhone photos are amazing in my opinion.

    • @jamie9926
      @jamie9926 8 лет назад

      Kristjan Depends what you want to use the 600d for. If it's for video, then buy the 600d because Mac edits video well (I speak from experience). If it's just for photos, stick with your iPhone and buy a PC

  • @CamberFilms
    @CamberFilms 8 лет назад

    What are your export settings for RUclips? Do you upload prores or h.264?

  • @Subscriberswnovideos-dm8ob
    @Subscriberswnovideos-dm8ob 8 лет назад +5

    How can I get into filmmaking, if I'm broke?

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 лет назад +19

      tell character based stories using what you have access to. Films set in your house will be much cheaper than a Sci-Fi movie. Try designing a movie around the locations/props/people you have access to

    • @RYSEproductions
      @RYSEproductions 8 лет назад +6

      Scottube Record video with the best camera you have access to. Your phone can get great results! Record sound using the best microphone you can find. The microphone in earbuds often can work pretty well. Just focus on making it sound good and don't just record while filming. Add extra subtle sounds in post.
      Sound is more important than image!
      You will learn which pieces of gear are most important to upgrade as you go. Just start out by having fun and trying to make something good with whatever and wherever you have access too. That's how i started too :)
      Good luck!

    • @Subscriberswnovideos-dm8ob
      @Subscriberswnovideos-dm8ob 8 лет назад

      Thanks, do you have any editing software suggestions?

    • @RYSEproductions
      @RYSEproductions 8 лет назад +1

      Scottube hitfilm :) the free version is very advanced. Or if you're willing to pay: premiere pro / final cut pro / sony vegas

    • @seanchoi6632
      @seanchoi6632 8 лет назад +1

      +RYSE Davinchi resolve is a great choice as well. They have a free version, and it's actually very nice.

  • @JWFilms21
    @JWFilms21 6 лет назад

    What are your video settings when you shot this at night?

  • @RockyHillsMedia
    @RockyHillsMedia 8 лет назад

    Do you use Magic Lantern to film or do you just use regular camera settings? Also what are your export settings?

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 лет назад

      I use magic lantern, but not for RAW recording, I still use regular .mov H.264 for recording. export is just default settings H.264 out of Final Cut

  • @jennifermedia6288
    @jennifermedia6288 7 лет назад

    well done on this Simon! :)

  • @iamulrich
    @iamulrich 8 лет назад

    I like the new song. Great video!

  • @maxi.bautista
    @maxi.bautista 8 лет назад

    Awesome video as always! :D