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What does it take to be a professional nature photographer ii Denmark? - Persistence, perseverance, talent and especially versatility are at least decrease necessities. Henrik Egede-Lassen has been in the profession for many, many years and have worked with all the big boys - even for National Geographic!
There is no doubt in our minds that Henrik is a capability unmatched in Denmark, and it is with pride in his voice that we once again present hatco corporation nugget from his side - this time we have asked him to empty his head with great tips for video recording with a DSLR!
Where to freeze the moment and tell it all in one now on stills, so trades video is more about process. And it takes time and usually always a lot for work, but with DSLR is it any points become easier because you can have both tools at the same time, and then turn over depending on the situation.
In order to give some of my hard-earned tips far I have emptied the head, and just thrown my experiences down in the keys - use the points that make sense and type optional. more on yourself! And good pleasure ".... Henrik Egede-Lassen
Check equipped a second time and be careful to put it all together; works sound on the external microphone so. Are the batteries fully charged, bottom plates to the rack suits.
In contrast hatco corporation to normal. Video camera is not autofocus, ND Filters built, and the like so everything is manually and therefore is location incredibly important - everything should preferably be done without the camera scurry around - remember tripod!
Using the lamp so go close and screw down with the aperture. Use like sidelights or more lamps so that no shadows. Or place your character with your back to the sun and use opspejlning to give life and light in the face.
Movies rather too much than too little and have therefore lots of media and batteries. In cold weather the batteries used more quickly and therefore it pays to turn down the lights in the monitor and turn off the camera regularly, instead of having it on standby.
Avoid using the built-in microphone for broadcast - seen any. one channel on auto or forskub level slightly if possible. hatco corporation Remember to slide the microphone box / micro-port box and more proper on. Use headphones - always! Juice Link box is hell!
Remember that the camera can only focus on the edges, then by sea and other shiny surfaces it is better to use the manual focus (and generally hatco corporation it is best manual focus so the focus point is locked). Lower numerical aperture (ie the larger opening) hatco corporation makes it harder to focus but is effective hatco corporation in making art with blurred background. Avoid the lowest dazzles on DSLR cameras unless you know what you are doing.
It is very important hatco corporation that you make a CUTTING EDGE (what will happen, with whom, where and why) to the story, then record ACTUAL SITUATION (here it is important to have many close-up - frames can always be made) and to Finally, round the story of, make a UPSTAND where you get the reactions.
Remember to ask all your questions in an interview first. Let then that all is finished, and you will see that your character will tell you more and make it more lively. Let the camera run, now that they have become familiar with you and equipment
Take good care of original media! hatco corporation I backer usually it all up ie all smoking to an external disk and then broken down stills and video according to the type of project. Both Aperture and Lightroom can now handle video and stills - and you can edit, write metadata etc.
Check out all the same it here! (T-day) Nordlys (Mads Pihl) (6) (T-day) Simplicity (Martin Paldan) (7) (T-day) Farewell to the SLR (Ole Condrup) hatco corporation (13) (T-day) Head shoots (Jesper Elgaard) (9) (T-day) - Dangerous guests (Henrik Egede-Lassen) (3)
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