New Way to Quality Video

2011-08-22T12:19:00.000-07:00

The New Way to Quality Video

Achieving high quality video is easier than ever before with "HD" camcorder on the whole market. But the reality is that regardless of the technical specification of a video camera, it is unlikely to produce video and rich and as a "cinematic" as you with a suitable DSLR (Digital Single Lens Reflex) camera can be achieved. The relatively large size of a DSLR sensor chip or only costs a few hundred pounds (about $ 350) gives the cameraman the opportunity, with very little depth of field to shoot. Much more than a $ 350 camcorder possible. The depth is a product of the sensor size as much as the aperture / focal length. The DSLR cameras that shoot high quality video, do so on a chip that is much larger than a video camera of comparable cost.

Currently the weapon of choice is a Canon 5D, with a very large sensor relative to comparable cost video cameras, but the Canon 7D, for example, can be found new for about 900 pounds. Although the 7D sensor is smaller (APS-C sensor as 7D in a range of 20.7 × 13.8 mm to 28.7 using × 19.1 mm). There is still that essential ability to generate an image with a small depth of field. The beauty of DSLRs, such as video cameras is that the lenses can be so very good. It is possible, an upgrade kit, you slowly, looking for second hand fixed focal lengths of very high quality.

Well, what the sound you require. Well, it's possible. The DSLR is not designed with sound but the sound "off board" on a digital recorder that allows you to acquire the best possible sound. Again more like the camera, a 'soundkit "updated, go as you will, buying radio microphones and the like, as they can be granted. The problem of" synchronizing "the sound is so much easier today with a series of" waveform Chaser 'software add ons for editing programs. Upload your pictures from your camera, upload your sound from a digital sound recorder, and the incredible software does the rest! Then you can edit the rushes with your tone.

A digital recorder "audio out" would allow you to use a cheap radiomic to the audiio to send the camera. A receiver on the camera, mounted on the hotshoe to say, and plugged in to the cameras mean 3.5 mm audio jack in, that you 'audio guide' on the rushes. The quality can not be great, but it allows you edit, then come back and manualy synch from the digital recorder only synching the sound than for the final processing required sound. A basic digital recorder falls a timecode on the audio recording, just to the exact second. This can 'read' into the microphone at the beginning of a shot. This time code is then radioed to the camera and can be used to take the right tone in the last edit to identify.