A quick basic introduction to filmmaking with DSLR cameras
We tend to forget that there are still many beginners coming into using video with a DSLR, we tend to cover things that are for the advanced filmmaker, but we also realize for those people just starting out you need help too - so when Travis pointed me to this basic introduction over on vimeo, I thought it was a great topic for a post. It was created for the Canon Rebel T2i/550D (reviews), but it applies to all HDSLR cameras for the most part. Our thanks to --jL on vimeo for letting us post these!
Note: there are 10 videos in the series and they're all shown in one post over on my blog... not trying to surf for page hits here, but it isn't easy to embed all of them in pixiq so I'm pressing the 'easy button' on this one.
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