Dead/Hot/Stuck Pixels One of the major downfalls when shooting with DSLR’s are the dead pixels that will (more than likely) show up in the life of your camera. They suck and have a history of appearing on your most important projects — at least they did for me…. Now, I know there are a lot of resources on the web that deal with dead pixels but with a recent shoot I did, I found dead pixels in about half of
ABOUT THE VIDEO In this video, DSLRvideoshooter shows you how to remove those nasty brown horizontal band lines from your footage. These lines can sometimes show up when shooting under florescent lights and create a really bad effect, even when shooting at either 1/60 or 1/50 depending on your location in the world. You can view dslrvideoshooter.com for show notes and other HDSLR content. Location: ONLINE @ DSLRVideoShooter.com Film By: Caleb Pike Equipment: FCP7 & Three Way Colour Corrector. Special
STICK WITH WHAT WORKS One of the most common questions I am asked is how to process DLR Timelapses. In most cases, people want to know how to create them using the software that they currently have access to. In most cases, I am forced to learn the new software before I can offer advice. Although it is important for me to learn about all methods that exist, it is very time consuming! Typically, when I find a workflow that
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