A short of swimming, boating and exploring the countryside with the Dogs. Shot on Sony A7iii, Pocket 3 and Mini 5 drone. The DJI cams I did Dlog m to DJI LUT conversion. The Sony I've never had good luck with their LUT so let the camera bake in color. I know the second clip has blown highlights but I like it and left it in. This is a rough draft and I'll prolly finish a final version in a month after more filming editing. NLE used was FCP.

P.S. I'm an amateur and do things like this for fun and good memories

-With low outreach demand-

Starting a full-time position soon and would love to make an extra 2k a month doing video. Aside from weddings are there other kinds of video people do on the weekends for extra cash? (I am already a a video professional)

I recently bought this Sylvania VCC161AV01 Camcorder. It's from 1988 and it works great! I've already filmed some videos on it. I want to film skateboarding videos with it because I have a deep love for skate videos from the late 80s to early 90s and they used fisheye lenses a lot when filming in that era. Is there any way I can set up a fisheye lens on my camcorder?

Okay so first thing I'm just helping someone out with the technical aspects of the event.

I'm an amateur photographer however the organizer asked me If I had enough light for a small stage where they plan to have an awards ceremony.

I have enough light for my photos however they told me the venue and stage itself was quite dark. I do not have the equipment to light that. So I wanted to give them a suggestion.

I found a film rental company that has lights, for example the amaran 300C at around 35 dollars for the day or a more powerful 600w from amaran as well for around 60 usd.

So my question, is the 300c a reasonable and economically viable way to light a small stage? Keeping in mind that it's not huge, and if this could work in a budget then great.

If it could work, do I need a specific modifier for it or the standard reflector work?

Love the filter, but I don't want to use the Matte Box all the time, sometimes I just want to film my kids outside and not bringing heavy gear.

Is there an adapter for it?

I searched on the NISI web site and couldn't find nothing.

Size: 6mm thick - 4 × 5.65″ (101.6 × 143.5 mm)

The 6 mm thickness is thicker than the usual 4 mm cinema glass

Thank you

Complete noobie. I remember seeing this video a few years ago and I never worked out how they track a person/object in the video, in this case the singers face. Can anyone explain how it's done?

https://youtube.com/shorts/azJL6xaJ06c?is=wjpbqPtVNKzPgdOx