So myself and my friend Jonny aka Radio the artist had a bash at the B-Roll challenge, here are the results. Let me know what you think in the comments down below.
Nice video and footage my friend ! Yeah like vince said it before: smooth shots are essential.
And i think, cutting to the beat is also a rly easy way to bind everything together. You could play with some in-camera-transitions too. so fast movements to connect to different scenes.
But awsome video for beginning dude :)
yeah I actually use a lot of in camera and post production transitions, but I've been finding of late that it makes it look a little amateur if used too much so focused on a simpler transition base for this. The most complex being the tree wiping away to the lamp post in which I masked one over another. Thanks for the feed back :-)
Mine is a Sony A6300 with the 10-18 f4 lens and the Sigma 30 mm f1.4, Jonny's is a Sony A5100 with a range of Minolta manual focus lenses and the kit lens
Was a rough start but as I get used to it I've been surprised out of how much quality that I can get from such an inexpensive camera. I have some Vlogs up but if you want to see some of my best shots they are included in my vlog 50. I don't have experiences with other cameras to compare it to so that makes it hard to rank. Cheers.
Nice video and footage my friend ! Yeah like vince said it before: smooth shots are essential.
And i think, cutting to the beat is also a rly easy way to bind everything together. You could play with some in-camera-transitions too. so fast movements to connect to different scenes.
But awsome video for beginning dude :)
yeah I actually use a lot of in camera and post production transitions, but I've been finding of late that it makes it look a little amateur if used too much so focused on a simpler transition base for this. The most complex being the tree wiping away to the lamp post in which I masked one over another. Thanks for the feed back :-)
If he pulls that strap around his neck tighter, the footage will be more stabilized :) nice one nonetheless!
LOL yeah thats a good point, I shot all mine handheld and then warp stabilized it in Premiere :-p
Nice work. What cameras were you guys using?
Mine is a Sony A6300 with the 10-18 f4 lens and the Sigma 30 mm f1.4, Jonny's is a Sony A5100 with a range of Minolta manual focus lenses and the kit lens
Thanks. I'm always interested in seeing what results can be made with each camera.
yeah me too :-) what do you have??
I have a Panasonic G7 with kit 14-42 kit lens and a Panasonic 25mm 1.7
Nice! Hows that? I know a few people with the gh5
Was a rough start but as I get used to it I've been surprised out of how much quality that I can get from such an inexpensive camera. I have some Vlogs up but if you want to see some of my best shots they are included in my vlog 50. I don't have experiences with other cameras to compare it to so that makes it hard to rank. Cheers.
cool I'll have a look
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Thanks for sharing your video knowledge, I love to see and hear it. Good luck and success.
thanks man I appreciate that :-)
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