So I was bored in study, and I had my camcorder/ tripod... so this. CAMERAMAN: http://youtube.com/billerson15 RANDOM GUY: http://youtube.com/theawsomegroup3.
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Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts
Sunday, June 9, 2013
0 commentsTripod Tutorial Video (Bored in Study Ep. 1)
Tripod Tutorial Video (Bored in Study Ep. 1) Video Clips. Duration : 3.47 Mins.
So I was bored in study, and I had my camcorder/ tripod... so this. CAMERAMAN: http://youtube.com/billerson15 RANDOM GUY: http://youtube.com/theawsomegroup3.
So I was bored in study, and I had my camcorder/ tripod... so this. CAMERAMAN: http://youtube.com/billerson15 RANDOM GUY: http://youtube.com/theawsomegroup3.
Friday, May 24, 2013
0 commentsVideo Tutorial - Tripods
Video Tutorial - Tripods Video Clips. Duration : 0.38 Mins.
Video Tutorial of how to move the camera about on a tripod.
Video Tutorial of how to move the camera about on a tripod.
Thursday, May 23, 2013
0 commentsTripod Setup Tutorial - Click Play!
Tripod Setup Tutorial - Click Play! Video Clips. Duration : 3.03 Mins.
Monday, April 15, 2013
0 commentsVimeo Tutorial Tripods
Vimeo Tutorial Tripods Tube. Duration : 1.55 Mins.
Saturday, April 13, 2013
0 commentsUltimate DIY Camera Crane Tutorial
Ultimate DIY Camera Crane Tutorial Video Clips. Duration : 14.68 Mins.
This detailed tutorial demonstrates how to build a very professional camera crane for around . I know there are a ton of great DIY videos on camera cranes...
This detailed tutorial demonstrates how to build a very professional camera crane for around . I know there are a ton of great DIY videos on camera cranes...
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
0 commentsRedged RMT 527 Monopod Tutorial
Redged RMT 527 Monopod Tutorial Video Clips. Duration : 1.40 Mins.
Cheap, but good. That's the best description for this monopod. When you don't have a heavy camera but a normal compact- or video camera this monopod will do the job. The monopod is long, more than 5 feet and light, only 0,42 kg. Tip: making video's with small camera's is great to do, but what if you use this monopod up side down. Put your camera on the monopod with a little ball head, let's say a Redged R-0. Hold the monopod in your hand at the lower monopod leg and lift the monopod. Your camera now floats and you will make great shots. You can see an example of this kind of use on vimeo. vimeo.com www.redged.com
Cheap, but good. That's the best description for this monopod. When you don't have a heavy camera but a normal compact- or video camera this monopod will do the job. The monopod is long, more than 5 feet and light, only 0,42 kg. Tip: making video's with small camera's is great to do, but what if you use this monopod up side down. Put your camera on the monopod with a little ball head, let's say a Redged R-0. Hold the monopod in your hand at the lower monopod leg and lift the monopod. Your camera now floats and you will make great shots. You can see an example of this kind of use on vimeo. vimeo.com www.redged.com
Sunday, February 17, 2013
0 commentsZolinger ZL1600 micro dolly / camera slider - tutorial - www.zolinger.com
Zolinger ZL1600 micro dolly / camera slider - tutorial - www.zolinger.com Tube. Duration : 2.82 Mins.
The new 63"/160cm Zolinger ZL1600 Track Slider with a carrying size of only 34"/85cm. - Compact & lightweight (tracks can be disassembled for a carrying size of only 85cm/34") - Fast & simple installation - Versatile & highly compatible design (carries professional fluid heads or ball heads) - High grade materials & precision engineering (high load capacity for professional applications) The new ZL series Track slider features a full magnesium alloy (160cm/63") track system. The ZL Dolly runs on 8 quality bearings, producing smooth and silent tracking shots, both on the ZL Tracks and any smooth surface. A total of six joints allow for a variety of shooting angles, ie low mode or tilted shots. The ZL Dolly features a 75mm or 100mm bowl for most fluid heads. The standard package also contains a flat base and adapter screw for most ball heads. The Dolly and 160cm tracks can support cameras up to 9kg/20lb (some bowing of the tracks may occur at full load capacity, the ideal camcorder weight is around 5kg). The system has a total weight of only 3,5kg (8lb). Advantages: - delivers smooth and silent shots - extendable and detachable tracks - Compact & Lightweight Design - 160cm track -- 85cm carrying size - weighs 3,5kg -- 9kg max. load capacity - Fast & tool-free installation - Dolly can be used as table Dolly - runs on 8 precise bearings - tracks can stand alone or on tripods - Supports 75mm/100mm fluid heads - includes flat base for ball heads - Includes padded bag For more ...
The new 63"/160cm Zolinger ZL1600 Track Slider with a carrying size of only 34"/85cm. - Compact & lightweight (tracks can be disassembled for a carrying size of only 85cm/34") - Fast & simple installation - Versatile & highly compatible design (carries professional fluid heads or ball heads) - High grade materials & precision engineering (high load capacity for professional applications) The new ZL series Track slider features a full magnesium alloy (160cm/63") track system. The ZL Dolly runs on 8 quality bearings, producing smooth and silent tracking shots, both on the ZL Tracks and any smooth surface. A total of six joints allow for a variety of shooting angles, ie low mode or tilted shots. The ZL Dolly features a 75mm or 100mm bowl for most fluid heads. The standard package also contains a flat base and adapter screw for most ball heads. The Dolly and 160cm tracks can support cameras up to 9kg/20lb (some bowing of the tracks may occur at full load capacity, the ideal camcorder weight is around 5kg). The system has a total weight of only 3,5kg (8lb). Advantages: - delivers smooth and silent shots - extendable and detachable tracks - Compact & Lightweight Design - 160cm track -- 85cm carrying size - weighs 3,5kg -- 9kg max. load capacity - Fast & tool-free installation - Dolly can be used as table Dolly - runs on 8 precise bearings - tracks can stand alone or on tripods - Supports 75mm/100mm fluid heads - includes flat base for ball heads - Includes padded bag For more ...
Thursday, February 7, 2013
0 commentsGP Ballhead Instructions and Tutorial
GP Ballhead Instructions and Tutorial Video Clips. Duration : 4.67 Mins.
acratech.net This is the video instruction manual and tutorial for the Acratech GP ballhead.
acratech.net This is the video instruction manual and tutorial for the Acratech GP ballhead.
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Wednesday, February 6, 2013
0 commentsRedged TSC 424 Wood Tutorial
Redged TSC 424 Wood Tutorial Video Clips. Duration : 2.57 Mins.
Excellent design, tubes made of carbon but with a 'wooden' finish. This great looking tripod its the perfect match for your design camera. With a special technique we wrap the tripod legs with a wood like finish in the color dark oak. It looks awesome. The tripod is the same as the TSC 424. Very small, very strong and lowest weight because of the use of carbon legs. Carbon is also essential for maximum suppression of vibrations. The Redged TSC-424 is the ultimate travel companion for photographers who demand excellent camera support in a minimal volume. The legs can be set in three positions: high, medium and low. For macro shots you can remove the lower part of the two section center column. The smoothly turning rings guarantee secure locking without extra power. The TSC-424 easily fits in most day packs. During 3 weeks, professional adventurer and outdoor photographer Jolanda Linschooten (www.outdoorfoto.nl) intensely used the ultra light and handy Redged tripods and monopods for a National Geographic Traveler article. "I'm used to carry heavy loads during my expeditions. It's a consequence of my own choice: I just want to camp outside to catch the latest evening light as well as the first rays of sunrise and I want to be self supporting. Professional camera gear, especially a tripod, is heavy. But I never do any concessions. I'd rather skip on food than leaving my tripod at home, as in fact my photography makes my bread. When I first heard about the ultra light Redged ...
Excellent design, tubes made of carbon but with a 'wooden' finish. This great looking tripod its the perfect match for your design camera. With a special technique we wrap the tripod legs with a wood like finish in the color dark oak. It looks awesome. The tripod is the same as the TSC 424. Very small, very strong and lowest weight because of the use of carbon legs. Carbon is also essential for maximum suppression of vibrations. The Redged TSC-424 is the ultimate travel companion for photographers who demand excellent camera support in a minimal volume. The legs can be set in three positions: high, medium and low. For macro shots you can remove the lower part of the two section center column. The smoothly turning rings guarantee secure locking without extra power. The TSC-424 easily fits in most day packs. During 3 weeks, professional adventurer and outdoor photographer Jolanda Linschooten (www.outdoorfoto.nl) intensely used the ultra light and handy Redged tripods and monopods for a National Geographic Traveler article. "I'm used to carry heavy loads during my expeditions. It's a consequence of my own choice: I just want to camp outside to catch the latest evening light as well as the first rays of sunrise and I want to be self supporting. Professional camera gear, especially a tripod, is heavy. But I never do any concessions. I'd rather skip on food than leaving my tripod at home, as in fact my photography makes my bread. When I first heard about the ultra light Redged ...
Thursday, January 17, 2013
0 commentsCamera Movement Tutorial
Camera Movement Tutorial Video Clips. Duration : 5.85 Mins.
Quick tutorial on camera movements in stop motion animation. TRIPOD IS A MUST! Set Up Pictures: s852.photobucket.com
Quick tutorial on camera movements in stop motion animation. TRIPOD IS A MUST! Set Up Pictures: s852.photobucket.com
Monday, January 7, 2013
0 commentsHow To Attach A Camera To A Tripod Tutorial
How To Attach A Camera To A Tripod Tutorial Video Clips. Duration : 1.65 Mins.
"Hey everybody. I'm Najum. Today I'm going to show you how to attach your camera to a tripod. So let's get started. So in order to attach your camera to a tripod,you're going to want to look at the bottom fo the camera and you'll notice I have these two circular indentations here. That's actually where the tripod mount is going to attach. Once you get your tripod mount, you're going to take it off the tripod head and it's going to look something like this. And what you're going to do is you're going to line it up in there. So this one has grooves right there. So I'm going to want to look for the indentation with the grooves. So for mine, it's actually right here. And you're just going to attach it to it and actually you're going to have this piece right here, and that's what you're actually going to use to screw it in. Just go ahead and screw that right in there. There. Make sure it's in there good. There. I've attached it to the camera. Alright, so to attach your camera to the tripod, you're going to pull back this lever right here so it goes back like that. Slide in the mount and that handle right there, just release it right there and you've attached it to the tripod. And there you have it. You now know how to attach your camera to a tripod. Go out there, try these tips out, and like always, stay tuned for some more how-to videos."
"Hey everybody. I'm Najum. Today I'm going to show you how to attach your camera to a tripod. So let's get started. So in order to attach your camera to a tripod,you're going to want to look at the bottom fo the camera and you'll notice I have these two circular indentations here. That's actually where the tripod mount is going to attach. Once you get your tripod mount, you're going to take it off the tripod head and it's going to look something like this. And what you're going to do is you're going to line it up in there. So this one has grooves right there. So I'm going to want to look for the indentation with the grooves. So for mine, it's actually right here. And you're just going to attach it to it and actually you're going to have this piece right here, and that's what you're actually going to use to screw it in. Just go ahead and screw that right in there. There. Make sure it's in there good. There. I've attached it to the camera. Alright, so to attach your camera to the tripod, you're going to pull back this lever right here so it goes back like that. Slide in the mount and that handle right there, just release it right there and you've attached it to the tripod. And there you have it. You now know how to attach your camera to a tripod. Go out there, try these tips out, and like always, stay tuned for some more how-to videos."
Monday, October 29, 2012
0 commentsZero budget film making tripod trick (tutorial)
Zero budget film making tripod trick (tutorial) Video Clips. Duration : 2.97 Mins.
A Meejah "Quck tip" showing how to get that expensive camera dolly look on a zero buget by using nothing more than a standard camera tripod ( a camera dolly is a platform on wheels or a track that allows you to move a camera very smoothly). This is an excellent trick for adding a touch of movie making slickness to a scene. This film making trick is simple and easy to do, and with a little practice, anyone can master the technique. If you are an amateur film maker or video maker, or if you just like making videos for youtube then why not subscribe and get a regular supply of movie making tips, hints and tricks. The accent here is on zero budget to low budget, so there is no reason why everyone can't get involved. If you have windows movie maker and a camera - you're good to go - so come on in!. Be sure also to check out the Meejah blog at: themeejahchannel.blogspot.com and our website at: www.Meejah.co.uk
A Meejah "Quck tip" showing how to get that expensive camera dolly look on a zero buget by using nothing more than a standard camera tripod ( a camera dolly is a platform on wheels or a track that allows you to move a camera very smoothly). This is an excellent trick for adding a touch of movie making slickness to a scene. This film making trick is simple and easy to do, and with a little practice, anyone can master the technique. If you are an amateur film maker or video maker, or if you just like making videos for youtube then why not subscribe and get a regular supply of movie making tips, hints and tricks. The accent here is on zero budget to low budget, so there is no reason why everyone can't get involved. If you have windows movie maker and a camera - you're good to go - so come on in!. Be sure also to check out the Meejah blog at: themeejahchannel.blogspot.com and our website at: www.Meejah.co.uk
Thursday, October 11, 2012
0 commentsRed Camera Tutorial Part 1: Mounting Camera to Tripod
Red Camera Tutorial Part 1: Mounting Camera to Tripod Tube. Duration : 7.77 Mins.
Charles Street Video Red Camera tutorial for Red Kit. Part 1
Charles Street Video Red Camera tutorial for Red Kit. Part 1
Thursday, October 4, 2012
0 commentsRedged RWC 3 Tutorial
Redged RWC 3 Tutorial Tube. Duration : 0.98 Mins.
The perfect solution to make great action shots with a long tele lens. RWC-3 Tripod head is especially designed to make great action shots with large long-focus lenses. Because of the perfect balance of the tripod head you can control your lens easily in every direction you want. Just balance your equipment with the provided plate and go for it. Because of the balance your lens will stay in every position even without holding the camera. Especially designed for the use with 400, 500 and 600 mm lenses. Easy to operate control knobs on the head make it possible to release the position in less than a second. This feature makes it possible to photograph fast moving animals or sports actions without any problems. Ed Dorrestein, wildlife photographer and founder of Redged : "I use this head myself in combination with a Canon 1D mark III and a 2.8/400 mm lens. On the car door I welded a plate with a big 3/8 screw that holds my RWC-3. Now I can follow every movement the animals make and still have a lot of stability. Also I don't have to lift this heavy combination and that's great when you are half a day on a location."
The perfect solution to make great action shots with a long tele lens. RWC-3 Tripod head is especially designed to make great action shots with large long-focus lenses. Because of the perfect balance of the tripod head you can control your lens easily in every direction you want. Just balance your equipment with the provided plate and go for it. Because of the balance your lens will stay in every position even without holding the camera. Especially designed for the use with 400, 500 and 600 mm lenses. Easy to operate control knobs on the head make it possible to release the position in less than a second. This feature makes it possible to photograph fast moving animals or sports actions without any problems. Ed Dorrestein, wildlife photographer and founder of Redged : "I use this head myself in combination with a Canon 1D mark III and a 2.8/400 mm lens. On the car door I welded a plate with a big 3/8 screw that holds my RWC-3. Now I can follow every movement the animals make and still have a lot of stability. Also I don't have to lift this heavy combination and that's great when you are half a day on a location."
Monday, September 17, 2012
0 commentsA quick tutorial on Camera Tripods, and what to avoid.
A quick tutorial on Camera Tripods, and what to avoid. Tube. Duration : 8.90 Mins.
***Additional information*** This was a quick (only had time to upload the lowest quality video in order to meet the deadline.) video tutorial on Camera Tripods, and what to avoid. Tripods are a big topic, and not one you can cover in 10 minutes, so the tutorial serves to educate the user of the basics of the most common tripods typically used today, and what works with video, what is not so good for video, and what is basically considered trash.
***Additional information*** This was a quick (only had time to upload the lowest quality video in order to meet the deadline.) video tutorial on Camera Tripods, and what to avoid. Tripods are a big topic, and not one you can cover in 10 minutes, so the tutorial serves to educate the user of the basics of the most common tripods typically used today, and what works with video, what is not so good for video, and what is basically considered trash.
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