ND Filters For DSLR Video

[babyteeth4]

Very film-like results, and you explain it well for people like me. I still use a camcorder but am thinking if going the DSLR route some day. Can you possibly direct me to DSLR tutorials for the noobs? Thanks!

 

[Michael]

Very film-like results, and you explain it well for people like me. I still use a camcorder but am thinking if going the DSLR route some day. Can you possibly direct me to DSLR tutorials for the noobs? Thanks!

Thanks for watching is there anything in particular you would like to learn? I can send a bunch of links to you tonight when I am back on the PC

 

[babyteeth4]

Thanks for watching is there anything in particular you would like to learn? I can send a bunch of links to you tonight when I am back on the PC

Thank you, Michael.

I'd like to learn more of the basics that someone would have to learn when transitioning from an automated camcorder to a more manual DSLR. I know very little about shutter speeds and use of light meters and that sort of thing.

 

[Michael]

Thank you, Michael.

I'd like to learn more of the basics that someone would have to learn when transitioning from an automated camcorder to a more manual DSLR. I know very little about shutter speeds and use of light meters and that sort of thing.

I'll come up with some resources for you and maybe share some here in an article to help everyone making the transition. I need to do more videos on these subjects myself as I have learned a lot since getting into photography and then DSLR film making

 

[CatsRants]

Hey guys, in this video I show you my ND filter and show you the benefits of using it when shooting video with your larger aperture lenses, they are so good for cutting out some of the light especially when making videos outside in broad daylight, without one outdoors you need to use smaller apertures which when shooting video you dont always want when you're after a blurry background.

I hope you enjoy it

Thank you for watching!

Now for the tags: @Crown @Vicboss @KGATV @CatsRants @Andrew Flint @Epic Micheal @babyteeth4 @Stef @Apoxa @Katherinejane001 @JohnKenShow @Gabriel @brodielawrence @Fibula @GafferGames @kkushalbeatzz @JeriKane and @everyone I have missed as well as I cant remember everyone off the top of my head lol

wow, makes such a difference!!

 

[derraleves]

Hey guys, in this video I show you my ND filter and show you the benefits of using it when shooting video with your larger aperture lenses, they are so good for cutting out some of the light especially when making videos outside in broad daylight, without one outdoors you need to use smaller apertures which when shooting video you dont always want when you're after a blurry background.

I hope you enjoy it

Thank you for watching!

Now for the tags: @Crown @Vicboss @KGATV @CatsRants @Andrew Flint @Epic Micheal @babyteeth4 @Stef @Apoxa @Katherinejane001 @JohnKenShow @Gabriel @brodielawrence @Fibula @GafferGames @kkushalbeatzz @JeriKane and @everyone I have missed as well as I cant remember everyone off the top of my head lol

I've been using a ND Filter for years! I love it... It works so good! Thanks Michael for the post!

 

[Michael]

I've been using a ND Filter for years! I love it... It works so good! Thanks Michael for the post!

They come in so handy especially outdoors, I find myself using it more for videos than photos too Thanks for watching Derral.

 

[derraleves]

They come in so handy especially outdoors, I find myself using it more for videos than photos too Thanks for watching Derral.

Michael... I really only do video with my DSLR.... Well... at least 90% of the time!

 

[Michael]

Michael... I really only do video with my DSLR.... Well... at least 90% of the time!

Haha I use mine for both, maybe for photography a touch more

 

[aranyoli1231]

I don't have a dslr camera