Frage von Lutz Dieckmann:
Hello,
I did immediately after my return of the IBC, a new tutorial on camera http://hd-trainings.de online. It is this makes the production look of a cinema with a video camera.
If you'd like to ask questions, I answer it like this in the forum. Please use this thread about this, we have no place in the list of waste.
At the IBC has a lot of fun and it was great times some of you know personally.
Many greetings
Lutz
Antwort von Axel:
Of course this is just a teaser for the tutorial DVD. Class, your tutorials.
I had an idea but a really good teaser:
A brief scene as you see them as video-Beginners would do is the last. The same scene after pulling all the registers, lighting, sound, camera settings (etc.) and intelligent Postpro is after. This would be for many the question of Mr.
Dieckmann, how did you do that? Also, the moderation à la Ranga Yogeshwar is pleasant.
Antwort von Lutz Dieckmann:
Of course, sometimes the web-tutorials longer, sometimes shorter. I try always to the viewer a closed case in the net synonymous tutorials to offer. Something that you know at what may begin.
Your proposal is good but synonymous dangerous. How to set the "Before" represent? Is it too easy to feel that perhaps some tie to the force, according to the motto: "Well so are we so silly now does not synonymous." If you run too well, people might say: "How do you go as an amateur?" Also, it would in a real teaser with the audience the feeling of leaving: "Now he feeds us - just to us but to hang." Difficult terrain.
Therefore, the viewer will get something for nothing, and if they want more, then yes he can take the DVD. I believe that if all men network provides tutorials, then you can learn something without paying. That is my philosophy. Of course, I am synonymous every DVD sold, but it is not in the foreground.
Thank you for the last two sentences. I feel honored.
Many greetings
Lutz
Of course this is just a teaser for the tutorial DVD. Class, your tutorials.
I had an idea but a really good teaser:
A brief scene as you see them as video-Beginners would do is the last. The same scene after pulling all the registers, lighting, sound, camera settings (etc.) and intelligent Postpro is after. This would be for many the question of Mr. Dieckmann, how did you do that?
Also, the moderation à la Ranga Yogeshwar is pleasant.
Antwort von FilmMaker:
Hello Mr. Dieckmann,
are already pursuing a long Its interesting projects. Bin begeisteter even a HD movie from Offenbach, so completely out of your nähe.
I have approximately 1 year before a music video for one of artist rotated. It has been tried with few resources, the best out of. I was responsible for camera, lighting and finishing.
I would be very happy if you give me your opinion on the video would say.
http://www.viddler.com/explore/LeibundSeele/videos/2/
Thanks in advance.
Yours sincerely, from Offenbach
Mathias Pritzkow
Antwort von Lutz Dieckmann:
Hello Mr. Pritzkow,
I've viewed myself. Very nicely done. A few small comments I have, but it reflects my personal opinion of course, resist.
The color is in the first part is not as homogeneous, the second is good. I had the singer with the white bottom of sweater is not filmed, it is my view, a break with the other settings dar.
That's synonymous has, otherwise really nice pictures to match the text well geleuchtet and rotated.
Many greetings
Lutz
Antwort von KrischanDO:
Hello Mr. Diekmann,
what I would have liked: How s.selben location, without a change in perspective and focal, the depth would have changed. From 16 to 2.8 or 4 but should be synonymous to a 1 / 2 or 1 / 3 inch chip to be seen, right?
Have just by XL1 compatriots: Because things are of 2.8 to 11 was already neatly.
Regards
Christian
Antwort von Lutz Dieckmann:
Hello Christian,
obviously doing something, but at a 1 / 3 inch chip not much. I also had a fairly weitwinklige recording, due to its proximity to the tree. The trick lies precisely in all areas to install, teleconferencing, Shutter, Aperture, ND, etc. If I do something I want the biggest effect synonymous.
Many greetings
Lutz
