Off The Mark

Nice video. Yes, I think you could shoot that same video with a mirrolress camera as opposed to camcorder. But you would have most likely had to bring along several lenses. It seemed there were ...

I agree with Stonejack on this one. The D750 video autofocus is bad, so you will need to do manual focus (as well as zoom by hand, obviously). Plus the D750 has no in built image stabilization ...

While there are numerous free tutorials on youtube, I think that a good one for beginners is the Video Boot Camp offered by www.UDEMY.com https://www.udemy.com/course/video-production-bootcamp/ rig ...

Simple answer is that a bigger sensor can deliver better image quality particularly when dealing with low light, or getting more dynamic range. But that isn't always necessarily the case, or it ...

Thanks for posting the cheerful colors today!

Thanks for the elaboration. Yeah, the 24-105 seems pretty overpriced for what it is. Glad to hear the 16-35 f/4 is a nice lens. Currently I am using the Canon EF 16-35 f/4 L lens and it is good for ...

Thanks for taking the time to elaborate. Now I won't have to worry about what I am "missing" by having only an S1 instead of an S1R. But now I have to ask: What is it about the 24-105 that ...

I do regret buying the S1R and am looking to trade it for another S1, I really don't feel the difference is significant for people photography. I hope you can elaborate on why you "regret" buying ...

Glad to hear it!!! Keep us updated on how you make out with it. I have to ask one thing though: How in love with your 5D II are you??? No disrespect to that camera or anything. Just that it is a ...

I agree!!! Which is why I suggested start with something simple, make mistakes, ask for feedback, and try to learn about the basics of editing and what makes a good video. Yes, they should look up ...

Yes, you are correct; things are easy once you master them. The original poster is a self-proclaimed noob. ("I'm looking to try my hand with video editing and don't have a lot of experience.") I ...

Do remember that the 6K has an aps-c size sensor so if you are using EF glass on it (as opposed to EF-S) you will still have to deal with a roughly 1.5 crop, unless you get a speed booster (not ...

Saying Resolve is user friendly compared to other editing software is kind of like saying that Sony cameras are user friendly to smartphones. Even if a user wants to adjust only the basic aspects ...

I agree. Since I don't have a mac, would something like iMovie be a good starting point for the original poster? I understand you found FCPX helpful. But assuming that the OP has probably zero ...

Regarding the original topic, I think the new 20-60mm lens being released by Panasonic is really a good idea. I really think they should have prioritized its release s it probably would have been ...

Yes! They say that learning from experience has one major problem: it gives you the test first, and the lesson after. So my suggestion is - when starting out - worry less about which app to use, go ...

I don't really know too much about OBS, but wouldn't you be able to record both monitors using the method(s) in this video, and then edit it so that a single monitor fills the whole video and ...

I sold my D750 about a year or so ago. It does have a lovely video image. I recommend shooting in flat profile (or you can import some of the other flat profiles around the internet). If I just ...

I use resolve, but I would at least try learning something like iMovie or something where you can dive in and make mistakes and learn some of the basics of editing / audio / grading. If you are ...

Darn... my Praktica lenses were certified by this Kato instead...