I then went outside to try overexposing the shots. Met a few train spotters on my adventure who thought I was a train spotter too. I only brought the monopod with me so some of the shots are a bit shaky. I tried stabilising them in Resolve but it made the framing weird. So I left it be. I added a bit of colour grading to the slider (the first shot) but left the other footage untampered with (I wasn't adventurous/confident enough with the software to go adventurous while editing!)
Tuesday, 21 June 2016
Blackmagic Test
Today I went in (Liam fell ill) to get a better hang of the Blackmagic camera. Lee also suggested trying it with the slider, having it overexposed and try the RAW format. I tried with the slider first which took a while to get the hang of due to it's weight. I could only slide it so far until the slider fell down, and I also had to constantly focus it. It's not ideal, but what I managed to achieve looked good.
I then went outside to try overexposing the shots. Met a few train spotters on my adventure who thought I was a train spotter too. I only brought the monopod with me so some of the shots are a bit shaky. I tried stabilising them in Resolve but it made the framing weird. So I left it be. I added a bit of colour grading to the slider (the first shot) but left the other footage untampered with (I wasn't adventurous/confident enough with the software to go adventurous while editing!)
I then went outside to try overexposing the shots. Met a few train spotters on my adventure who thought I was a train spotter too. I only brought the monopod with me so some of the shots are a bit shaky. I tried stabilising them in Resolve but it made the framing weird. So I left it be. I added a bit of colour grading to the slider (the first shot) but left the other footage untampered with (I wasn't adventurous/confident enough with the software to go adventurous while editing!)
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