by Andrew Njuguna | Nov 15, 2018 | Blog Article
So we know that for normal shooting and normal motion. we want to set our shutter speed to double our frame rate. But what about when we want to have a little more fun than normal motion? First, let’s look at how we can achieve freeze frames and slow motion in...
by Andrew Njuguna | Nov 14, 2018 | Blog Article
The primary purpose of manipulating your shutter speed is to control how motion is portrayed in a scene. In other words, how do moving things and people look on video. Do they look normal, the way your naked eye sees it? Blurry? Or, sharp strobe like, and surreal? To...
by Andrew Njuguna | Nov 13, 2018 | Blog Article
So there are a number of different tools, that can help you judge exposure, from histograms to wave forms. But the one that I use most often, is zebra stripes. Zebra stripes are a tool in your camera, to help you judge exactly which part of your image, is overexposed....
by Andrew Njuguna | Nov 11, 2018 | Blog Article
Now let’s talk about the histogram. A histogram is a tool to help you judge the brightness of your image. It’s a camera feature that you’re largely going to find in the world of DSLR photography, that’s now coming to the world of video....
by Andrew Njuguna | Nov 9, 2018 | Blog Article
A waveform monitor is a scope that shows you the brightness or luminance of your image. It’s essentially a graph that goes from zero to 100, with zero at the bottom being pure black and 100 at the top being pure white. So, from top to bottom, this graph measures...
