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Product video for Petrov Designs. Shot entirely on Canon T1i. There is no colour correction to this file, it is straight off camera.

Footage was shot at 720p.
Lens Used: Sigma f2.8 28-70mm

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JVo 6 months ago

Do you use varying focal lengths on the video shots? How were you able to achieve such a shallow depth of field with all that light flooding in? Did you lock exposure on a dark area first?
Edward Platero 6 months ago

I used a bunch of different focal lengths. I was constantly spinning the lens between shots. I did in fact set my aperture on a darker area and lock it in.
aaron wimberley 6 months ago

Was the lens you used the EX DG:
bhphotovideo.com/c/product/352403-REG/Sigma_549101_28_70mm_f_2_8_EX_DG.html

or the DG:
bhphotovideo.com/c/product/397592-USA/Sigma_634101_Zoom_W_A_Telephoto_28_70mm_f_2_8_4.html

I am about to purchase the T1I and this lens looks like it makes some great footage. Plus, there's quite a price difference betweem the two, so I just wanted to make sure before I bought. Your help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Edward Platero 6 months ago

It was the EX DG Lens.
daifreed 6 months ago

Hello, nice vid! can you explain how to lock the aperture in video mode with this camera please?
Pierre PHOTO 5 months ago

The AE lock button becomes the AF button in video mode. You can lock the exposure (not the aperture) with the ISO button which becomes the AE lock button in video mode. As far as I know, when the exposure is locked, both shutter speed and aperture won't change until a new exposure is set.
While using a manual lens, you can set the aperture on the lens and lock the shutter speed through the AE lock located on the ISO button....
Jamal Purvis 5 months ago

Excellent!!! I just bought my T1i last week and I have to say it maybe the best Rebel yet...
Herb Taylor 5 months ago

I love the music, Who is it??