I just received this wireless mike system and so far so good.
I even made a test video of it. http://bit.ly/91oGsB
Bought it at sweetwater.com, don't ever shop at b&h by the way!
I have a consumer Sony HDR-XR520V camcorder which has a mini mike jack. It's
got an sony active-shoe approach to atta
Hi Jim,
I'm going to have events in cities that I visit for business, conferences, or
leisure.
I'm adding book tour dates on this cool site BookTour.com. I embedded hte
widget for that on my book site:
http://getseen.ning.com/
TODAY
Today I'm at Hubspot.tv in Cambridge Mass for a live broadc
Broadly speaking Red make cameras that are the digital equivalent to film
cameras used in cinematography. They want to set a new standard for affordable
high-spec modular cameras. Bt thats affordable compared to equivalents in that
high end of the marketplace, their stuff is considerably more ex
Hey videobloggers.. We're looking to hire a head of Audience Development -
basically someone that can work with YouTube, iTunes, TiVo and all our other
partners to drive our viewership and discover up - and also to work with
socialnets...
Interested? Full description at Revision3.com/jobs
I have been putting together a radiothon that is going to begin On Sunday at
6 p.m. PT and will continue for 24 hours to Monday.
The company that will be helping host is WhatGives.com
I'll be doing the show on WSRadio.com and we will be livestreaming the show
on Ustream.com
I am attaching a broc
Hello videobloggers,
I've been reading your posts and I feel so far behind in my knowledge :). But I
hope I will catch up.
I just recently started to do small videoblogs for small business owners. I'm
just stepping in to see if I really like doing it. I've been filming and
editing my family v
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From: "pageflex2001"
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> Bought it at sweetwater.com, don't ever shop at b&h by the way!
(snip)
Shop all you like at B&H Photo
Richard Amirault
Boston, MA, USA
http://n1jdu.org
http://bostonfandom.org
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7hf9u2ZdlQ
The easiest way to make adjustments is with the 'levels' plugin - you
would want to use it in any case, to change from video to rgb - which
has a little more contrast as it it is.
I assume the plugin'a available in Platinum - I use Pro.
j
On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 1:24 PM, loretabirkus wrote:
> H
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "pageflex2001" wrote:
>
> Is this the absolute best in terms of value, signal quality, reliability or
> am I missing something?
> http://bit.ly/8bCz3q
>
> Thanks everyone and Happy New Year!!!
>
> Renat Zarbailov
> of Innomind.org
>
I've purc
I wouldn't try to avoid using the location if it's dark and ugly. The
combo of fluorescent ceiling lights and your studio lights may not be
very useful for a dark room full of people trying to do a workshop
(where your lighting needs are secondary). Sounds quite stressful and
ultimately p
sorry, i meant i *would* try to avoid using the location...
On 15 Jan 2010, at 21:05, Rupert Howe wrote:
> I wouldn't try to avoid using the location if it's dark and ugly.
> The combo of fluorescent ceiling lights and your studio lights may
> not be very useful for a dark room full of peopl
If there's florescent light that should be plenty enough..
>>> How do you usually resolve the issue of lighting in small, having
>>> no windows rooms?
What you have to do is
1) white balance
2) drop the shutter speed to 30 or even 15
3) open up exposure
and then do some level fix in post.
T
Yup, if you're used to "video" as it's existed for past X number of
years (especially "consumer video") is nothing at all like the Red. It's
a "digital cinema camera" and if you know the world of film cameras, you
may love it. If you know the world of video, well, there's a steep
learning curv
Hi Rupert (and others),
Thanks for your input so far. I probably didn't make it clear in the beginning
why I need to film the workshop. No, I won't need the whole workshop to put on
the website. And I don't need sound for it either (even though I do have a good
mic). I will be doing exactly wha
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "loretabirkus" wrote:
>How long does a shot usually have to be to make it long enough to edit...
29.97 frames.
You could go wild and go for a 14.99 frames though.
Probably best to use 8,991 frames.
David
http://www.youtube.com/davidhowellca
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