Thank you. Just purchased a Sony HXR-MC2500 that I haven't used yet. Trying to learn as much as I can before it is delivered, as this will be my first video camera.
PERFECT video!!! I can’t understate the value of a perfect and simple introductory How-To. If you are just starting out or simply wanting to refresh your memory and get back to the fundamentals, this is it. Remember nothing else and you will still do quite well. This should get you well on your way to taking good quality video. Would love to see this guy do one on focusing. It might exist already. I’ll look.
Thank you so much for the information and insights which have opened a wider door for me. I enjoyed the clarity of what you conveyed and your relaxed unhurried style: the virtues of a great teacher!
Very helpful, thank you. I've always shot video either from a dedicated Canon camcorder, or through a function from one of my Nikon DSLRs. But I've started looking at Sony a bit lately, and this sort of support and how-to will be important to me in both ultimate decision and opening up my thinking to include the Sony brand.
Chuck, I really enjoyed your video and learned a lot of tips. I am wondering if it is preferable to shoot without fooling white balance and add effects in post. Why would it be preferable to shoot it with the effect? Thanks!
Hi I have a Sony HDV Z1 but firewire will not fit Mac Pro laptop. I have tried adaptors but yet to find one that fits. Any light you may shine on this issue would be greatly received?
Hi I watched your video I'm new to all this great tips I will be trying them out right ,I'm A paranormal investigator and do my filming in complete darkness using Sony DSR 530P camcorder cant seem to find an IR night light to give me the right light can you help?? John.
hi. i am new to film making and gradually want to enhance technical skills. I am using DSLR at the moment. I wanted to know which cameras are generally used to film TV programs or dramas or series. Can DSLR be able to produce a film good enough for TV channel
aug 31, 2015, Well, the Sony FDR AX1E does not seem to have an clear RAW file mode for capturing the maximum color and picture details for processing it later for color grading, Could you please tell me which mode in this camera as best for color grading later in the Sony Vegas software? i just brought a Sony fdr ax1e,
I want the start as a camera man, but there's one question I can't get an answer to. What type of camcorder/camera do I need, do I need one that's the size of the ones behind u or will a good quality cannon camera be enough? It seems that all cameramen have those huge camcorders. Are they what I need???????
I have a Panasonic VXF11 camcorder using for Church live streaming. I am not able to get the subject sharper using the manual focus and the video is getting over exposed. Please help me some tips to get a clear video. Thanks in advance.
Hello How are u , I hope you are fine Please, I am a novice in the field of photography and I bought a Sony fs700 forrecording slow and I have some questions: 1.How can I adjust the purity of the screen when I work because when i switch to super slow motion becomes dark and grainy screen, what is the appropriate procedure for that? 2.What is the difference between shutter speed and fps and how setting it in slow motion? 3.important: Can I extract 960 frames per second on my laptop when recording in super slow motion? I want to get 960 single image per second and transform it into a laptop device, how I can do that? I hope help me give me any information about it as soon as possible, and you all thanks and appreciation Dear
Dear sir This was a great video. But U Seen Carefully This video Clip Time will be 4:32min to 4:35min your camera man Catch a One Object Like UFO Disk Shape Small object found in Down side CHARLES LA Board to NO Parking Board Mr Chuck This object is NO Airplane & No Helicopter NO Drone.
I think the best advice anyone can give is to just get out there and shoot. It's advice I did not want to hear when I first started out, and I skipped from forum to forum searching for that magical piece of information that would turn me into a pro overnight. As time went on (and as more and more projects were under my belt) I began to understand that these pros, ever-reluctant to recommend a specific camera or editing program, were right. I began to see a change in my style as well as my eye for filmmaking the more that I went out and completed new projects. I was learning from my mistakes, and that, put rather simply, is priceless. Did that documentary you shot last week leave all of your subjects with an orange hue? You just learned to check your white balance before the next project. Was everything too bright in that action-packed short film you made with some of your friends yesterday? Now you know to check the meter on your camera (and possibly use Zebras as well) to make sure your next film is properly exposed. There are plenty of reviews on cameras and lenses to help you find a good starting point (B&H Photography being one of my favorite places to research products), but the most important thing is to buy a camera and get out there! The more you trip on your front steps, the more likely you are to step a little higher next time. You will fall on your face (probably numerous times). Pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and press record again. Good luck!
MarkMooseFilmmaking Very true Mark, you can't buy experience! I love learning new tricks and techniques. This is good advice in this video too! Cheers Gregg
+SLWassets Actually, I did do a few years as a best boy and electrician on the local scene here, all for nothing as you say! I also don't use a DSLR , I shot stills since I was 12 and did that for 20yrs till I discovered video about 15yrs ago. I now have a Sony HXR NX3 ,my first "Serious" camcorder with a Miller stick . I only shoot for my you-tube channel but wan't good results, but you do learn new tricks as you go, doesn't mean you're a "pro" but it all helps. Cheers Gregg.
Hi, am Benjamin and will like to help your company to increase sales by advertising your product intensively in Ghana(West Africa). i work at a television station which uses most of your products. looking at the quality and technology your company is bringing out , i will like help promote ur products here in Ghana and also providing ideas as to cameras and products your company can produce in the future. looking forward to hear from you soon.
Absolutely brilliant explanation on colour balance - I could listen to Mr. Fishbein all day.
I had no idea that this video was still going. Sarah and I had a fun time creating it.
One of our most popular of all time, Chuck. Thanks for providing our viewers with such a hands-on and helpful tutorial.
😂
So, you'd think they'd do more.@@SonyProfessionalUSA
Still Going After All these Years.
2022 is Around the Corner.
have mercy on me sir!!! give me one .
you sound very calmly which is very good it makes the lesson understandable you are a good teacher .
Thanks this tutorial was perfect for my $20,000 rig that I own, as a beginner who watches tutorials on basics.
Thank you. Just purchased a Sony HXR-MC2500 that I haven't used yet. Trying to learn as much as I can before it is delivered, as this will be my first video camera.
Thanks for you're advice.
I'll try some of those tips and see how it goes.
I seem to like this guy. Almost casual. Not trying to sell you anything and is keeping it real.
I have a job interview tomorrow and a test for being videographer, this helped soooooo much sir, I deeply thank you for this! Keep shooting :)
Thanks Chuck for the concise and straight to the point guidelines. Will make use of that.
your explanation is sincere and simple! i like it! you just got one more subscriber. keep it up
PERFECT video!!! I can’t understate the value of a perfect and simple introductory How-To. If you are just starting out or simply wanting to refresh your memory and get back to the fundamentals, this is it. Remember nothing else and you will still do quite well. This should get you well on your way to taking good quality video.
Would love to see this guy do one on focusing. It might exist already. I’ll look.
Thanks for your easy to grasp video.I'm new to filming except for my 8mm real film on my Kodak Brownie in 1969.
Thank you so much for the information and insights which have opened a wider door for me. I enjoyed the clarity of what you conveyed and your relaxed unhurried style: the virtues of a great teacher!
Wow your the guy that gives all the info and explains the why,. Great video
Very helpful, thank you. I've always shot video either from a dedicated Canon camcorder, or through a function from one of my Nikon DSLRs. But I've started looking at Sony a bit lately, and this sort of support and how-to will be important to me in both ultimate decision and opening up my thinking to include the Sony brand.
Thank you! This was a great video. I found some others rather complicated to follow. This gave me some solid, basic tips. You're awesome!
Ryan Beaty
Chuck, I really enjoyed your video and learned a lot of tips. I am wondering if it is preferable to shoot without fooling white balance and add effects in post. Why would it be preferable to shoot it with the effect? Thanks!
Very easy to understand, excellent video!
This was very helpful. This is exactly all the things I needed to know.
Hi I have a Sony HDV Z1 but firewire will not fit Mac Pro laptop. I have tried adaptors but yet to find one that fits. Any light you may shine on this issue would be greatly received?
Great job! you took me back to the basics!
Hi I watched your video I'm new to all this great tips I will be trying them out right ,I'm A paranormal investigator and do my filming in complete darkness using Sony DSR 530P camcorder cant seem to find an IR night light to give me the right light can you help?? John.
Wow, can we get the specs on camera(s) and lens to shoot these beautiful shots, I'm bying a camera very soon and I'm doing research right now.
This was a great video. Thank you for sharing this information.
Thank you for making this.
Whoever gave this video a thumbs down is a jerk....
I really love this video, you explained so great like a teacher in college, Thanks.
A very good and informative video. Thank you very much.
hi. i am new to film making and gradually want to enhance technical skills.
I am using DSLR at the moment. I wanted to know which cameras are generally used to film TV programs or dramas or series. Can DSLR be able to produce a film good enough for TV channel
Hi please tell me which sensor is better 1" or 1/2.3. And please tell is FDR ax1's sensor is equivalent to dslr full frame cameras.
aug 31, 2015, Well, the Sony FDR AX1E does not seem to have an clear RAW file mode for capturing the maximum color and picture details for processing it later for color grading, Could you please tell me which mode in this camera as best for color grading later in the Sony Vegas software? i just brought a Sony fdr ax1e,
I want the start as a camera man, but there's one question I can't get an answer to. What type of camcorder/camera do I need, do I need one that's the size of the ones behind u or will a good quality cannon camera be enough? It seems that all cameramen have those huge camcorders. Are they what I need???????
I have a Panasonic VXF11 camcorder using for Church live streaming. I am not able to get the subject sharper using the manual focus and the video is getting over exposed. Please help me some tips to get a clear video. Thanks in advance.
ill see if i can do this on my 1990 VHS camcorder
and?
Informative and helpful video, Thank you so much
Hi Boss I need now A white Balance ,time 9:00 - 12:00 or color Temp.klvn time
Thank you so much for these techniques. I really appreciate it!
Loved your video.
You are a great teacher!!
hi what settings should you use in street lights just wondering thanks
Brilliant video very very helpful
ur teachings r amazing
I love this work
Great video.
Thanks Chuck. Great video.
Well done, Very Good tutorial.
Great vid, I want more!
Very nice I’ve learned a lot
great video
Thanks for posting this, very informative!
Great Video!
Great tutorial.
Excellent presentation. Thank you.
Excellent Video Thanks!!
Very well presented thank you
Thanks you for a great content.
Thank you for all the info very nice.
Hello How are u , I hope you are fine
Please, I am a novice in the field of photography and I bought a Sony fs700 forrecording slow and I have some questions:
1.How can I adjust the purity of the screen when I work because when i switch to super slow motion becomes dark and grainy screen, what is the appropriate procedure for that?
2.What is the difference between shutter speed and fps and how setting it in slow motion?
3.important: Can I extract 960 frames per second on my laptop when recording in super slow motion? I want to get 960 single image per second and transform it into a laptop device, how I can do that? I hope help me give me any information about it as soon as possible, and you all thanks and appreciation Dear
You’re the best!
Thanks, learned a lot
l woudl like to know more
Excellent thank you.
very good thx
real great thanks
Thanks, learned alot
Good stuff!
I need Sony broadcast quality camera
GREAT INFO THANKS
Sony great video 📹 photos
GReat video Man. Thansk a lot!
I actaully learned something here.. zebra,, great to know
great
thank u
I need something even MORE basic than this.....
That was great, thanks.
Thanks
Excellent stuff here cheers Chuck...!...{]=:
excellent
Dear sir This was a great video. But U Seen Carefully This video Clip Time will be 4:32min to 4:35min your camera man Catch a One Object Like UFO Disk Shape Small object found in Down side CHARLES LA Board to NO Parking Board Mr Chuck This object is NO Airplane & No Helicopter NO Drone.
still relevant.
thx very much! most helpful, sir-- :D
l love sony cam
That.... that’s not how you use gel.....
I wanted to be a best video produser but i don't know how.........
Can any body help me plz.......
I think the best advice anyone can give is to just get out there and shoot. It's advice I did not want to hear when I first started out, and I skipped from forum to forum searching for that magical piece of information that would turn me into a pro overnight. As time went on (and as more and more projects were under my belt) I began to understand that these pros, ever-reluctant to recommend a specific camera or editing program, were right. I began to see a change in my style as well as my eye for filmmaking the more that I went out and completed new projects. I was learning from my mistakes, and that, put rather simply, is priceless. Did that documentary you shot last week leave all of your subjects with an orange hue? You just learned to check your white balance before the next project. Was everything too bright in that action-packed short film you made with some of your friends yesterday? Now you know to check the meter on your camera (and possibly use Zebras as well) to make sure your next film is properly exposed. There are plenty of reviews on cameras and lenses to help you find a good starting point (B&H Photography being one of my favorite places to research products), but the most important thing is to buy a camera and get out there! The more you trip on your front steps, the more likely you are to step a little higher next time. You will fall on your face (probably numerous times). Pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and press record again. Good luck!
MarkMooseFilmmaking Very true Mark, you can't buy experience! I love learning new tricks and techniques. This is good advice in this video too!
Cheers Gregg
+SLWassets Actually, I did do a few years as a best boy and electrician on the local scene here, all for nothing as you say! I also don't use a DSLR , I shot stills since I was 12 and did that for 20yrs till I discovered video about 15yrs ago. I now have a Sony HXR NX3 ,my first "Serious" camcorder with a Miller stick . I only shoot for my you-tube channel but wan't good results, but you do learn new tricks as you go, doesn't mean you're a "pro" but it all helps.
Cheers Gregg.
Stop and think can anyone afford these or be a pro very soon
I love SONY forever :D
Heaven Have Mercy ！
A video for beginner.
Hi,
am Benjamin and will like to help your company to increase sales by advertising your product intensively in Ghana(West Africa). i work at a television station which uses most of your products. looking at the quality and technology your company is bringing out , i will like help promote ur products here in Ghana and also providing ideas as to cameras and products your company can produce in the future. looking forward to hear from you soon.
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Sony is the best
parth 4444
hi parth