Frage von Neufilmerin:
Hi,
I would like to film a concert in the evening. With the Panasonic 300 SD. So far I've only ever used full automatic (spot light). Bother me but the exposure to fluctuations.
My question: Is it useful to switch to manual? Zebra mode and then set the aperture? - Ring sharpness, white balance, shutter speed, I am afraid I can not.
I am talking about a constant exposure. Aperture set at Zebra mode would be my idea.
Many thanks and best wishes
Regina
Antwort von Paul*Berlin:
Hello Regina,
s.sich you achieve the best results ever, w hen you are not the automatic use it, IF you master the manual settings. It's like with a car, it uses the automatic synonymous more than if you switch correctly ...
Therefore I would advise you, as much as possible to set manual. If you want to have tomorrow night film the concert, you should still film in the auto, but if it is not until next week, pick up a few hours to familiarize yourself with the familiar settings. The best way to catch you with the white balance, so you have to take care of that is just before the shooting, if they change the lighting conditions at the concert (not that I mean that the beginning and the end takes place in daylight with artificial light).
The shutter speed you need to set really not, that is rather necessary if you want to shoot fast movements (eg sport).
On the manual focusing, you should get used synonymous as quickly as possible, since it is in the HDC-SD300 I've seen it often that they scharfstellt to the background. And synonymous with poor light conditions, such as at a concert it the focus will not fall easily. If you have set the Expanded Focus (focus assistance), which is still synonymous times lighter.
Finally, I would consider if you do ranwagen s.die Aperture should, since they can be set in the SD300 only cumbersome on the function menu (unless you use the viewfinder), and then synonymous times during the shoot must be changed. But try this a try, as well best they can.
Regards, Paul
