sims stash
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Mixing Drone, DSLR and GoPro footage.
Sunstone Garden: Mixing Drone, DSLR and GoPro footage.
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Mixing Drone, DSLR and GoPro footage.
sims stash
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Adobe Premiere does a pretty good job with the different frame rates on its own. When it comes to resolution differences I have to resize my Drone and GoPro footage as my Canon 80D only shoots in 1920x1080 60fps. Color correction can be a little tricky as I'm still learning how to do it properly. Did the use of different cameras stand out much from clip to clip?
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Hmmmm, ya I wish they shot higher. The 1D Mark 2 would be best shooting in 4K or 1080 at 120fps. But most people that shoot for fun don't buy $6000 cameras.. Ha ha
ringolong
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I ground film with the Lumix g7. It is the best bang for the buck in the 4k arena, and with a little work it blends good with my with my x5s.
I hear that Canon is about to release a mirrorless in 2018, and may have plans to replace their entire lineup with mirrorless in the future.
I hear that Canon is about to release a mirrorless in 2018, and may have plans to replace their entire lineup with mirrorless in the future.
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I thought of going mirrorless. The light weight would make traveling easier and less moving parts would be better for maintenance. BUT when it came down to it the 80D won a few months back. Do you compose many videos yourself? I'm kinda curious how long it takes other people from imported video to rendered and complete on a short movie for YouTube. I sorta feel I spend too long editing.
ringolong
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I built a hackintosh to accommodate 4k editing and rendering without it taking forever. I am fortunate to have a 1 gig fiber line for my uploads so it takes longer for youtube to process than it does to upload.
I produce as many as I can squeeze in next to all my other activities. Editing is by far the longest part of all my work.
Here are a couple of my latest videos.
These two for profit and the last one was for fun which does not happen very much any more. I just had to drain a couple of batteries.
I produce as many as I can squeeze in next to all my other activities. Editing is by far the longest part of all my work.
Here are a couple of my latest videos.
These two for profit and the last one was for fun which does not happen very much any more. I just had to drain a couple of batteries.
sims stash
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That's what I really need to do. I need to figure out a way to make money from my cameras
sims stash
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How much do you charge if you don't mind me asking?
sims stash
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Ya I figured I would charge around the same starting out. Just until my foot is in the door and my videos get better.