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Digital SLR Video and Filmmaking For Dummies John Carucci
Publisher: Wiley

Sep 19, 2012 - Photokina is the biggest fair for every type of photo-enthusiast you might find. Sebastian Wiegärtner - Foto: Silja Kruse. May 1, 2014 - Clever youtube DIY filmmaker Chris Winter posts this great how-to for easily extending your DSLR battery life. He talked about the advantages and disadvantages of using DSLR's for video and showed some of his own movies, explaining how his process was and giving tips along the way. Nikon has also upped the video capabilities of the D3300, pushing it up to 1920×1080 at a number of frame rates: 60p, 50p, 30p, 25p, 24p. This is a direct consequence Going through the improvements of every new model felt almost like going through the list of all the (realistic) wishes of filmmakers. Aug 13, 2012 - With an increasing number of independent filmmakers relying on the quality and versatility of DSLR video as an inexpensive alternative to renting a traditional film or video camera comes the need for a new set of skills. Sep 10, 2013 - I received the Digital SLR Video and Filmmaking for Dummies in order to do a review however, all statements made are my own and were not influenced in any way. Apr 17, 2010 - First of all, practically all of us DSLR users have come across the problem of aliasing. Jan 30, 2012 - We featured a few filmmaking tips focusing on shooting video with gear you already own. It was unbelievable and I get many e-mails from people asking me all kinds of questions about these cameras now, but I think it is important that especially beginners are aware of their limitations. We changed our pick to an entry-level DSLR we'd actually recommend buying, the Nikon D3300 (taking over from the Canon SL1). It takes the best images we've seen for ~$650 with excellent battery life, easy-to-navigate controls, and a guide mode for beginners. Mar 28, 2014 - Camera Dojo is the digital photography school for beginners to semi-pros with reviews, tutorials The traditional standard for video is 24p (which is actually 23.976 frames per second) which is very pleasing to the eye and is pretty much the standard for camcorders and DSLR video recording (much more on this is available on The ability easily create different depth of field shots is a key reason many filmmakers are jumping onto the DSLR video bandwagon. From professional photographers to advanced hobbyists and even courageous beginners, everybody's here this week.