Log In. Studio (Lighting,Backdrops & Support Systems) Wunschbild anfragen. Fuck you very much. Samson - Airline Micro Wireless Camera System E1 (863,125 MHz) : Mikrofone & Zubehör. Sven Hoffmann Journal. Radian: a motion time-lapse device for everyone. by Kris Cheng. "As a professional photographer, I know when I see top quality gear.
This is a flawless execution of design, advanced options, and portability. I can't wait to own 4-5 of these! " - Cameron Michael, The Manhattan Project What is a time-lapse? A time-lapse is a series of photos taken over a period of time that are stitched together to create a beautiful video clip of whatever scene you are capturing. Never done one before? Radian is a remarkably powerful, yet wonderfully simple solution that lets you take incredible moving time-lapses with just a few swipes of your iOS or Android device. You. We'll be transparent. Ultra-affordable For the first 150 backers, Radian is only $125, and $150 for all kickstarter backers.
Ultra-portable design Radian is a completely self-contained product that is easy to transport, solidly built, and can start timelapsing in seconds. Plays nice with others Radian is fully-compatible with digital SLRs and any camera with a trigger-release input. Cinevate – Tools for Filmmakers and Photographers. Our sponsored Webinar series is ramping up for its 4th installment now and for this session we’re doing something a little different.
While the previous installments dealt with camera, composition and movement, the upcoming webinar deals with picking the right tools to get better audio. For photographers transitioning into video, audio might be one of the more intimidating aspects to learn so this is a must see. The viewer is more likely to forgive poor picture quality rather than poor sound. In this next chapter, join Victor as he teaches you how to record sound properly with your HDSLR camera.
You will hear the difference between your built-in mic, on camera shotgun mics and double system sound with a separate recorder. Check out the recorded Webinar, now available for your viewing pleasure; Getting Better Audio Webinar – Register Now! On May 23rd, 2012 at 1PM Eastern Time, this FREE webinar will run with a live chatroom and several Cinevate folk on hand to answer your questions. Issuu - You Publish. Kessler Crane. Philip Bloom - DP, Director, Filmmaker. Stefan Tell, Sweden — Photography & Lighting setups. This is another headshot from the portrait session I had with an aspiring Swedish actor a couple of weeks ago. I often work this way, from a prepared set to something simplified where I have removed almost everything I started with. In this case, all that is left is the Profoto D1 with a beauty dish camera left. Make it simpler and simpler… Recently I was asked by an actor to shoot some headshots for him that he could use to promote himself with.
Good portraits are always a good start, and I started as usual with a much more complicated lighting setup but removed light after light until there only were two left. We did a lot of different portraits that session, and I will probably show them later, this post is about this setup which can easily be modified in small steps to produce a good range of portraits, just by adjusting some angles and moving the main light a little bit. More portraits and a diagram here… Ice Light is good for fill in daylight… It wasn’t. Read the quick review here… Joe McNally’s Blog. We celebrated Earth Day this past week.
This observance has been around for a while now, and back in the 70′s I was occasionally assigned to cover some of the events. I shot the above for UPI one year, at an Earth Day observance at the UN. I recall it being the usual, uh, cluster….k, in NY press terminology, with all the papers, the wires, and the TV folks angling for angles and exclusives. I was working for the formidable drill instructor of editors, Larry DeSantis, or LD, as we called him, who told me in no uncertain terms to get the muckety-mucks. In color. This past week on the Charles Bridge in Prague, I touched this image, below the statue of St. The folks at Lastolite are pretty cool, especially their chief designer, Gary Astill. Dancer by a window, Havana…… Nikon DF camera, 1/25th sec; f4; ISO 400; 24-120mm lens.
Cuban Cowboy, by a farmhouse window….Nikon DF camera; 1/50th sec; f3.5; ISO 100; 28mm f1.4 lens. Strobist.