
D90
8 months ago
We celebrated the seventh birthday of my daughter Stephanie with friends and family at a local bowling alley.
Lens used, Nikkor 50mm f1.4D, Tamron 17-50mm f2.8, DIY Steadycam, Monopod.
Lens used, Nikkor 50mm f1.4D, Tamron 17-50mm f2.8, DIY Steadycam, Monopod.
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very very nice!
the cutting and shots kept my attention the entire time.
that 1.4 is a glorious lens.
thx!
Matt
I use an ATP SDHC Class 6, 4gb
Feist-1234
dvxuser.com/V6/showpost.php?p=1461660&postcount=15
dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=146661
you will find some useful information, the first one is good for low light situation and the other one is great for general information about the D90, hope it helps.
I don't know about IMovie, I have great result with Premiere CS3...
was wondering if you could do a tutorial on how you get the look you get with the 90. Go over how you shoot, lenes, settings you deal with, how you import you footage to you editing program, do you import to IPHOTO then to premiere, I know I have to import to IPHOTO first the drag it over. Show the footage before you CC the hell out of it. Go over how you CC for those of us who know very little. Then show the final shot. Maybe do an indoor and outdoor shot.
I bet it would be your highist rated film to date... just a thought.
you can see some info about my steadicam vimeo.com/2708558
I already in a process of making another version... :) I did assemble it after viewing some clips.
je viens d'admirer les vidéos que tu as mises en ligne et je suis véritablement impressionné par la qualité que tu obtiens, bravo !
du coup, j'en profite pour te poser une question, comme tu as essayé une caméra avec un dof adapter et le D90 qui me tente beaucoup, quelle solution conseillerais tu ?
je cherche une solution pour faire de bonnes vidéos avec un résultat de bonne qualité... j'ai besoin aussi d'un reflex photo mais je pourrais me satisfaire d'un modèle moins cher que le d90.
merci beaucoup
Ca dépend beaucoup de ce que tu veux faire comme vidéo, pour de court métrage la D90 est excellente, pas facile à maitriser, mais avec beaucoup de pratique et patience tu peux arriver à de très bon résultat.
Les Adapteurs DOF, c'est une autre histoire... beaucoup plus encombrant, difficile d'utilisation, etc... par contre j'ai beaucoup aimé l'expérience.
La D90 me permet beaucoup plus de liberté, DOF en format miniature... :) passe beaucoup plus inapercu en public, (ma Sony FX7+Adapteur avait l'air d'un bazoka) Malgré ses défaults j'aime beaucoup la D90. Il y a longtemps que j'ai vendu ma FX7.
Thanks!
For my settings, look at my answer to Bradford Youngs. I often adjust contrast in Premiere CS3 :)
Well Done.
Do you know how to fix this? I'm using a Mac.
I don't know if its compatible with your operating system, I'm not familiar with Mac.
You have some pretty good work so far.
and a Nikon D200, so with all my lenses I have the
D90 looks very promising. Is this at 24p and how long
can you record on a 16 gig card? Does the camera
hold up as a full project cam? I like not having to piss
my money away on over priced and "camzilla" sized
35mm adaptors such as Letus. Again, great work!!!
The D90 is a great camera but I sold it... only for one reason though... :) the Panasonic GH1, check my new video shot with my brand new GH1.
Great little film
i really liked this video.
what does your mono pod look like?
Thats the monopod I use; videomaker.com/article/12672/
Guys I have had the D90 for less than a year and it has become my camera of choice for making music videos and docos for Youtube. I find it fairly easy to work with and I only use the kit lens as that is all I have.
I also use Sony Vegas and have got colour correction tips and other post production tips. Have a look at my latest videos and I am always happy to help as far as the D90 is concerned.
One tip, export using Windows wmv file as it doesn't darken the footage unlike mp4 which does.
vimeo.com/5095753
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Look forward to your next videos.
GÉNIAL!