Testing the t3i

raw camera footage. shot in really low light on 720p so that is why it is pixely. if shot on 1080p there would have been no pixels. edited video coming out soon!!

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mikrino97 (Mar 20, 2014 at 18:42)

Nice one bruva! you just need to learn a few things and you will be golden. 1st, learn how to use the camera: this means learn how to expose a shot, get short and long depth of field when appropriate, learn how to expose a shot properly. 2nd learn how to compose your shots, some of them looked like you just set your camera on the first place you found. 3rd learn how to color correct. If you do this your videos will improve a shit tone, i dont mean this in a bad way, im just giving you this advice so you can progress your filming.
ps: try to get your hands on as many lenses as posible before you worry about other camera accesories

imcusi (Mar 20, 2014 at 19:06)

thanks so much man I really appreciate it. Im and going to start color correcting when I can get my hands on a better editing software because right now im just using imovie. i sort of get what you are saying about composing my shot and hopefully with practice I will start to get the hang of it and thanks so much again!!!

vincesmith (Mar 21, 2014 at 6:32)

Also, set your white balance manually, get a wide angle, and a telephoto, and a mid range lens. Then get a microphone. There are tons of tips online about how to properly correct and grade colors.

imcusi (Mar 21, 2014 at 9:05)

yeah so I have a telephoto and a 18-55mm lens and I thought that that was a good contrast between the two. what do you mean by white balance?

Traprap (Mar 20, 2014 at 17:53)

I would freeride in your backyard

imcusi (Mar 20, 2014 at 17:58)

see what you did there

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