VIDEOGRAPHY BASICS for Beginners | Full Course, Start Here!
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- In this tutorial, I teach you all the videography basics, so you can use your camera like a pro in no time. There might be some surprises, you didn't even think about.
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0:00 What you will learn in this video
0:38 Types of Cameras
1:00 Sensor Sizes
1:54 Understanding Your Camera for Video
2:13 Video Resolutions
3:28 Frame Rates
9:37 Must-Have for Video Creators
10:53 Video Codecs, Bit-Rates & Bit-Depth
15:05 Picture Profiles for Video
17:29 Exposure for Videography
25:39 How to Become a Video Creator Fast
26:06 White Balance
28:56 Video Stabilization
31:29 Understanding Lenses for Videography
37:15 Log Recording
41:46 Important Custom Button Setup for Videography
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as a solo shooter who edit his own videos i can say without a doubt that Mr Basel put a lot of work and effort to make this, and i mean a lot, this is not a simple video to make. thank you for your work and dedication wish you all the best.
Thanks, and yes... took about a month to pull that off.
An insane amount of work has gone into this video. The content is invaluable, the script, the shots, the edit... This feels like a University degree module in one 45 minute video. Thanks, Pascal!
I want to appreciate all of your efforts and the time that you put into making this guide. I had watched other beginners' guides in the past, and I admit that none of them are as thorough as yours. Neither come close to your guide. Even though I knew all of these info, I still watched it to see if I pick up one or two things here and there because all of your videos are creative and bring extra value to the YT community, and this video is no exception. The guide was well put together and complete with so much helpful and useful info for every person in the field. People should not overlook this video, neither take it for granted. This is the result of many years of experience and so much time building his craft. Great job, Pascal! -Wilfredo
Wow, thanks a lot for that 👍🏻
I hope you could pick up something new.
@@pascalbaselYou're very welcome, mate. I hope your guide reaches many people. You truly deserve it. I did pick up something new. Thank you. 😊
Incredible work. The writer, actors, director, editors, videographer, sound! #Amazing
I can only imagine how much effort you put into this video. Thanks a ton for such an informative video!!
Dear Lord, this is all i needed to get me started. Soooo detailed. Thank you for the hardwork you put in. You have helped alot of us beginers
This is an outstanding video. So very helpful for a new videographer coming from the photography world. If your free content is this good I can only imagine how good the paid courses are. That bundle is looking very tempting. I'd tip more but I'm saving for one of your courses!
Thanks a lot 🙏
I don't shoot video for a long time so my understanding is a bit out of date. Thanks for this detailed video, the dynamic range is astonishing, your voice is clear and the color is comfortable to look at.
by far the most detailed and explanatory video for any beginner... all content explained is stick to the fact...all doubts will be cleared and u will learn every needed information to continue your video journey... thank you so much for making this masterpiece...💯💯💯
Thanks a lot 👍🏻
Thank You, Brother Pascal!! You're a Genius. 🙏🏾😎 Wishing you and your loved ones all the Best, my Friend.
Wow, you really put a lot of work into this video. It must have taken quite a long time to do. Thank you, it's a fantastic video both from a creative standpoint and an educational one.
This is the best video tutorial i have ever seen BY FAR! Thank you for your time and effort to put this together. I have subscribed 👍
This was extremely well thought out and planned. I need a cheat sheet !
I have to say, this is the best video for Videography basics I've ever seen. Really amazing work
Holy boring as heck at the same time very important and very good, thank you Pascal.
Hey Pascal, just recently discovered your channel and you are such a gem!! Your videos are super helpful and they have definitely made it easier for me (and less terrifying) to pick up my own camera and get going! Thank you so much! Keep up the great work!👍🙌
Excellent video and once again very helpful Pascal. This time last year i was only doing photography, but with help from yourself and other RUclipsr videographers, i feel ive made great progress in filmmaking and it's now 50/50 between photography and video.
Thanks dude 👍
What a brilliant video. Excellent explanations. Thanks!
This was great! Thank you for this. Been shooting stills for a long time. Since the days of mamiya sekor. Digital for 20 years. Anyway, I know my way around still imagining and somewhat around video and D. Resolve
Some great insights and tips now that I'm branching into video more these days. Thanks again!
Great tutorial, I must say I enjoy all your videos. So thank you for taking the time to educate beginners. I’ve watched as many ads on this video as I could to support your channel.
Haha, thanks a lot^^
Thanks for all of the detailed info and real world application!
Awesome video for every beginner out there. Haven't seen such a in-depth guide on RUclips that comes close to this!
Thank you! I am starting to get an idea of the basics
Great video! Now to just start filming ;)
Great video Pascal, such useful information, all in one place. I remember when I started I had to watch so many different videos on each of these topics, and this is delivered with such clarity and excellence, thanks for sharing such invaluable knowledge for free!
Thank you bro for the video, all my questions are answered.
This is exactly the video I was looking for. So so helpful. Thank you!
Verdammt geiles und informatives Video, danke für diesen Aufwand😃
Gerne 👍🏻
Great video for beginner brushing-up! Thank you!
There's so much great content in here. Thanks for all the hard work.
Woah, that was awesome. ❤
i love what ur doing man great video, alot of value
Tolles Video, danke! 🤩
I've learnt sooooo much from this video, thank you so so so much!
Very nice Video. Thank you!👍
bro u deserve so much more followers, I love ur channel and the quality of your advises
Thanks a lot 👍🏻
Thanks you so so much ❤
Outstanding tutorial, thank you
One videography tutorial to end them all. That was amazing. Thank you!
That was the comment I was looking for xD
Well done
You did great job with video
Amazing info and very helpful - thank you!
Awesome vid. Thanks.
thanks
Genau sowas hätte ich damals als ich angefangen habe gebraucht :D Habe selbst mit 8-Bit angefangen und der Sprung auf 10-Bit in S-Log war es so wert und wenn man sowieso mit ND-Filter arbeitet macht es für mich keinen Unterschied, ob ich in LOG oder in nem anderen Profil filme. Zum Thema Grey Card hab ich letztens gesehen, dass die Lenscap von Sony auch ne Art Grey Card ist, die hat man immer dabei und besser als nichts :D
Stimmt, die Endkappe ist grau. Das sollte gehen. Habs auch schon mit nem grauen T-Shirt gemacht. Ist bei sowas wahrscheinlich nicht ganz akkurat, aber gut genug.
Thank you!
Nice intro, thanks!
Great video mate.
Great video, I will recommend this to everyone interested in starting to film. This is very complete
Thanks a lot Laurent 👍🏻
It’s crazy how much effort you put into your content! Thanks a lot!!!
You're welcome 😉
@@pascalbasel schau deine Videos immer wieder gerne, hab da mehr gelernt als sonst wo 😇🙏
I got soooo much from this video.
Thank you for all your efforts 🙏
Awesome, that's nice to hear.
As a complete newbie to Video, I needed this video of which I have placed a link in my saved sites. I can watch it again in sections. I had contacted Fujifilm but did not as yet get a reply. I recently purchased the XH2 and have been spending time and money on rigging it out using small rig and purchasing a monitor. Only thing to buy now is the Battery. Many thanks for such an informative overview.
That's nice to hear. Seems like you're going all in directly 👍🏻
Great video thanks for sharing 👌
You're welcome
Nice job!
Great
Great video! Very well shot, edited and extremely helpful, with great supporting visual explainers. Also loved the real world examples and tips. I'll definitely link this to anyone learning.
P.S. At 32:02 did you mean to say 20mm?
I had 16mm in my script but didn't have a 16mm lens at this time. So I just left it as it is.
Thanks
Thank you very much 🙏🏻
Taking photo through camera screen is the right way for a smart photographer. Through the camera screen, instead of view finder, you will have the better vew to judge the scale of the photo scene. In addition, you will know immmediate if your camera is taking the true color photo from the scene that you are shooting at.
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Thank you 🙏
Great video
Thank you 🙏
You didn’t watch the video, he just released it 😅
Great video, thank you!
Regarding the settings, my Alpha6700 allows me to film either in XAVC-S 4K 140M 4:2:2: 10bit at 25fps OR XAVC-HS 4K 100/150/200M 4:2:2 10 bit at 50fps. In this case, what would be the better option? Can you recommend any of the two?
Thanks!
Explained in the codec and bitrate part ;-) HS 200 422 10bit, if your computer handles it.
Thx for this great and useful Video about Video😅
Excellent content. For shooting nature videos and views of the ocean (without much movement) with the Iphone would you recommend using a VND and CPL filter in one or just the CPL filter alone? I want to use the CPL filter, but I'm wondering whether the combined version with a VND (that some filters have) would be a better option than using the CPL filter alone. What are your thoughts?
For static shots, you won’t notice a big difference. Every VND is also a CPL as it’s two CPL filters rotating against each other. CPL can be useful to cut reflections from the water. If you have a VND, you can slightly unscrew it and turn it to adjust the CPL effect, even if it’s not a „combined“ filter. Just be careful that the filter doesn’t fall off.
Thank you :). I might try that
Awesome video. Thank you. Subscribe keep it up.
Hey there, I just subscribed because your videos are just excellent. Quick question, how long does it take you to edit for example this video? I'm asking because I know a thing or two about video editing and it takes a lot of time and effort to crank out a video such as this one. Excellent work. Please let me know.
Thanks for subscribing. This video took about 3 weeks to edit. But it's an exception, usually about 1-2 days.
@@pascalbasel Thank you Basel. Really appreciate it. It's amazing that you can crank out a video of this quality in such a short time. I have watched a bunch of your other videos as well. They're very good. I'll be watching a lot more. There's so much value in them. Thank you brother.
@@Menelik.videos It was 100% scripted and shot-listed though, so the animations too the most time. The rest was quite easy to edit. Shot listing (and actually numbering the files) helps a lot to finish projects like that quicker.
@@pascalbasel yeah I would imagine that the animations took the most amount of time. All right brother have a good one and thanks again.
Thank you for this video, please i have a question, are you saying, i can shoot at 24p though im in Europe? im still a beginner.
Sure
Это очень круто
thank you very nice video photography very intrsnt please hi guys
One FHD frame (1920x1080) consume around '2.1 mega bit' of space.
@25fps, it would be around ( 25x 2.1) 50mega bite/sec.
That equals to 6.25 Mega Bytes /sec.( 50÷8).
So, a 4K footage (8mp appx./ Frame) @25p would require 200mega Bit - i.e. 25 MegaBytes /sec.
The above calculation is - before implementation of any compression method.
Am I right ?
Now, the question is - why do you recommend 100MBps - that too, with applying compression (H.264).
Kindly correct /clarify me.
You kinda wrote the answer already. Compression means that it's not that much about the pixels any more (only to a certain degree), but more about the movement of and in front of the camera (more movement = higher bitrate needed). The numbers in the video are from my experience over the years. For steady shots without much movement, you might get away with lower bitrates, if you shoot a lot of very fast sports etc, higher bitrates and ProRes can make more sense. But with the bitrates mentioned, I never noticed any quality degradation in any shot. That's why I recommend them.
Hi Pascal great video, but there is another camera brand and although you might not recommend it I like many have that brand unfortunately and that's Nikon and for us it would be nice if you could include some recommendations if you can it would be appreciated :)
It's not that I don't recommend Nikon. The Z8 and Zf look great, they are just too heavy for my way of shooting. If Nikon would send me some for testing, I'd love to feature them. But to give recommendations on my channel, I at least want to have some experience with the camera brand, even I can't properly test every single camera.
@@pascalbasel I'll have a word with Nikon 😂
I feel you! I have absolutely no clue what is happening and most of the settings I think are not even available on Nikon so now I bought a new camera to try to make some videos but I guess I just wasted money! :D
@@LIA-mq4ci hi the Nikon Z6ii can film in 4k and is great for most beginners, yes it doesn't have all the features as more expensive cameras but I'm happy with my videos so far, and I'm sure if you signup to some of Pascals courses you will learn a not and your investment wouldn't of been a waist.
Bro,When we create a 24 fps timline sequence for a movie .which have little different fps clips like 60 fps ,120..etc for slowmotion.should I keep 24fps has timeline sequence.Does the slowmotion work great?
Bro Please can you explain?
Sure, 24 is 40% of 60, so you get 40% slow motion. 20% for 120.
I still have trouble understanding cameras and storytelling 😢
I'm putting together an easy guide for understanding your camera and getting started with cinematography. Send me your email if you're interested.
Any questions anymore? I guess that was a lot of work. 😊
Oh yeah, about a month...
great explanation , so big work and efforts to do this video 🤌💯 so happy to be here, learn a lot 🤌😉💫💫
I need it more simplified as a beginning… too much information it’s hard to follow for complete beginners to be honest. Like, the best way to make people understand anything you say is to imagine explaining it to a kid. This is not for beginners.
The production quality and free knowledge in this video is insane! Good work 🫡👏
This is one of the best videos I've ever found. It's well explained and very clear. :) Liked and subscribed for the true value it provides