Creating a Cinematic WINTER Video (HANDHELD) | Behind The Scenes Demonstration!
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- Опубліковано 5 січ 2023
- In this behind the scenes demonstration, you'll learn how to get amazing cinematic footage during wintertime, using a DLSR, handheld!
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Another nice one, Alex! Hope to see you in La Rioja anytime this 2023!
I love the trees! Now I will go out and shoot the trees cause I have white trees too where I live. Good inspirational video
I still remember "how to be confident" from your last channel it taught me so much
Ahaah, classic!!
Reinforcing the basics - I think that’s 90% of the game! Excellent as always.
oh Peter!!! such a nice video. Thanks Thomas!
Looks very nice!
Such a great vid. Cheers, mate!
Hahaha educational and funny. Thank you for this!
Nailed it. Great vid
Really great video! Thank you for the help ❤
Absolutely sent me when you said he’s dying inside 😂
Great content as always
Great video as always! Glad to see you back. Please send that snow in the Alps, no snow for skiing here. Cheers
Great tips, great footage
Thanks !
Great video as always!!
Great tips bro! Thanks
always great content Pete!
Pete's a great subject for sure
I don't blame Pete for leaving you hanging with the high five after you said he looked like he is dying inside 🤣 I would definitely vote for you if you were a politician; the texture speech was everything.
Beautiful film and some great tips. Thanks
THIS IS AWESOME!! what great tips..thank you so much!!!
Peter seemed really friendly 🤭
Beautiful😍
I have learned so many things from you so please uploading new videos
amaziinggg
As simple as cool tips. Many thanks Thomas! 🤙🏻
Nice video bro. I think it'd be also interesting for the viewers to know that you probably used an ND filter, right? It helps to prevent overexposure in your footage and keeps that nice depth of field intact.
Thank you for the tips, they look great!
What WB setting of an action camera do you recomand for winter? I use it at 5500k in the summer but can't decide for the winter..
Peter is not talking too much ❄️😂
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OMG You took a lot of time to upload the master piece 😍😍
And now we need snow here in the Netherlands
👍Круто
Great!
Please, help with a doubt about freeze cold whether: the cameras are damaged in winter from below zero to minus 10-15 degrees (I'm in Norway).
Are cameras damaged at these temperatures? In the instructions it says to use it at temperatures between 0 and 40 degrees.
I have canon eos m50 mark2.
They saying it because of the batteries, or because the sensor, lenses, electronics, screens, etc. get damaged?
I know I have to bring backup batteries and keep them warm and also do not enter the house with the camera, before putting it in a sealed plastic bag to avoid condensation.
But, just the fact of taking the camera out cold, would it harm it? Or you are safe, as long as we ensure a slow and safe temperature transit of the camera.
Maybe put heating tapes on the Camera and lenses, like the ones on the telescope?
Thank you
No idea unfortunately. Never taken this camera anywhere below -1 or -2 degreesC so can't help you there
I have a Canon rebel and I live in Alberta, canada, where it routinely gets to the minus 40s and minus 50s during the long winters. Minus 40 is the same in celsius and in fahrenheit.
My Canon's battery dies _very_ quickly at or slightly below freezing, the lens fogs up, the camera keeps turning itself off. This is why I try to film (for example, a sunrise) using a folded tripod _inside_ my car, shot through an open window but only for a few minutes at a time and with the car heat turned on. I keep a small fleece blanket to wrap my camera in to warm it between filming sessions while in my car. By the time I can feel my hands again, I remove the camera, and open the window again. It will soon be too cold for the window to work, though, so I will likely not use the Canon at all then.
My Panasonic mini video camera, which I use as a car dash cam, has a more robust battery that lasts longer and can be recharged as it's recording, even in my car (cigarette lighter plug in). It seems more cold friendly.
My tripod hates cold weather (even near freezing), and my hands quickly get too cold to hold the camera, so I keep the neck strap around my neck so I don't accidentally drop it, and I don't force my tripod to open or close when it's below freezing or parts may break off in the cold.
I wouldn't put any heating source near a lithium battery. They can explode or catch fire!
A telescope is different from a camera, however if your telescope uses a battery source, be careful if you heat it, even with "heating tape".
Be safe filming, and stay warm safely!
Final observation: It's dry here on the prairies. I imagine the humidity and cold would be very bad for your camera in Norway. You may ruin your camera or cause damage using it outdoors in winter. Condensation alone could cause problems for the lens, SD card, battery and battery connection points, etc.
thank you for the advice. be safe and stay warm👍@@ThePrairieChronicles
Why are the tansitions so quick? Woul dit not be more nejoyable to take ones time and ejoy extend the scenery shots?
What lenses is used 👍
Sigma 24-70 2.8
Bro I did those for Romanian pitch was the worst mistake ever !