Canon5Dtips Photography is more than words.
Do you remember Chad Bonanno? We talk about his a few months ago when he shot a parkour video for the Tempest team. Well, if you have been on Youtube recently, you have probably seen his latest creation: an advertisement video for the Tempest Freerun Academy.…
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Video on how to install EOS Utility from the updater
I made a quick video to show how to convert the Canon EOS Utility updater into an installer so you can install it if you lost your original DVD. I know I already explained how to do it in this post but I am currently thinking about converting all my tutorials into videos so I wanted to hear what you guys think about it.…
Read More »Technicolor going to make an Apple Color compatible LUT?
My friend Robert Cato send an email to Technicolor about their LUT, asking:
Hello, Will there be an .mga apple color compatible S-curve shaped LUT available for download?Here is the answer from the Technicolor CineStyle team:
Hello Robert, Thank you for your interest and downloading of our CineStyle Picture Style for the Canon EOS family of cameras.… Read More »
Technicolor Picture Style flat profile results
It is a bit early to give a final verdict but, from I have seen so far, the Technicolor picture style looks great and I am not the only one stating the obvious, here is a quick test clip from my friend Robert.…
Read More »Book Review: Wedding Videography Start to Finish
Since I have not posted a book review recently and spring is coming, I thought it would be a good idea to talk about one that covers a very specialized topic: Wedding Videography.
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The book covers the domain wide and large.… Read More »When the minimalistic approach yields big results
We talk a lot about gear on this blog: tripods, rigs, lens, follow focus, etc… We take for granted that you need all of these to create anything that looks remotely professional. After all, if you dont have a super stable and sharp image, your end product can’t be good.…
Read More »RigWheels – the missing part for your DIY Slider project
I just received this video from Lance, one of our reader. Aren’t these cools? And you want to know the best part? They are actually quite affordable! At 115$ for a set for 4 wheels, they are within the budget of pretty much all videographers.…
Read More »Critique of a user submitted clip
A few times a week, I receive request from videographers to write an article about their most recent work. Most of the time, I point them toward resources like Planet5D Cinema which are designed for these kinds of things. It is not because I don’t like these clips; it is just that I try to keep the site content as closely focused as possible around the HDSLR related technicalities and not the end result.…
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