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Lightworks Open-Source NLE

Posted on 10. Dec, 2010 by admin.

In this vLog, I talk about ‘Lightworks’, an open-source NLE released for free to the public, which I partly review, and discuss the pros and cons with this editing software.

www.lightworksbeta.com

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New Magic Lantern Firmware!

Posted on 07. Dec, 2010 by admin.

Genius Tramm Hudson, who gave us the original Magic Lantern Firmware, has released a new version that allows 5D Mark II owners to increase the video bitrate of their DSLR to 76MBps (the default is 38)! It should really make a huge difference on those bloody annoying compression artifacts. Obviously fast cards are needed and the video buffer clearly cannot cope with the high ones but it’s going to be fun to see how far the camera can be pushed… {…}

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CameraDSLR | Video Blog Four

Posted on 01. Dec, 2010 by admin.

The way everyone knows how to achieve slow motion with DSLR’s, is to shoot at 60fps and convert to 24fps which will give you smooth slow motion. But…what if you want to go as slow as, say, 1000fps? How do you do this?

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Interview With Dave Dugdale | Exclusive to CameraDSLR.net

Posted on 29. Nov, 2010 by admin.

Dave Dugdale purchased his T2i last March, and since he started LearningDSLRVideo.com, he has been teaching beginners in DSLR filmmaking what he has learnt over the months. As of now, he has over 100 video tutorials online and counting.
In this interview, I talk to Dave Dugdale, and discuss his work, the website, his own workflow within Premiere Pro and his complete setup for the tutorials.

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In the Cold I’m Standing | Short Film

Posted on 29. Nov, 2010 by admin.

Ireland is seeing it’s coldest year yet, as last night it reached -10 degrees, making it snow heavily throughout the night, so during the day I went out and shot what I could with the surroundings. To watch the video, Continue The Read!

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Where I Get My Music | Best Sites

Posted on 20. Nov, 2010 by admin.

For me, the music in a film sets the mood, no matter what the film. So it’s always hard to find music that really makes your film that much better, and when you look online, it’s always hard to find music that is free and is actually GOOD.

So, I’m going to give you the best sites that I use, for music in my shorts.

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Amazon Studios | New Movie Studio

Posted on 17. Nov, 2010 by admin.

When I say ‘new movie studio’, I don’t exactly mean literally, a ‘new movie studio’, but really a new online campaign to get budding filmmakers to submit their scripts/screenplays, or movies online for review of their submissions by other users and possibly win up to 2.7 million!

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CameraDSLR | Video Blog Three

Posted on 16. Nov, 2010 by admin.

So I have two lenses only (as I can’t afford more at the moment), the 18-55 and 75-300. As you can guess, they are both very plastic, cheap, slow lenses so they’re not what you’d want for any professional shoots.
The sole problem I have is with the aperture while zooming…Continue The Read {…}

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Estate | Experimental Short

Posted on 07. Nov, 2010 by admin.

Today, in my spare time I went out with the T2i and took a few quick shots of a few areas around my hometown. I have recently watched quite a few abstract, strange experimental shorts which was the main inspiration for the idea behind this short.

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$20 Shoulder Rig! Perfect for DSLR

Posted on 03. Nov, 2010 by admin.

I recently came across a shoulder rig that is perfect for DSLR filmmaking! And guess what…? It’s available for only $20.

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