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How can manually edit movie playback orientation information canon | hack and tips 👉 https://lnkd.in/exwP_EdD Adding Orientation Information to Movies How can manually edit movie playback orientation information canon How to change Movie Orientation information on canon cameras? For movies recorded with the camera held vertically, orientation information indicating which side is up can be added automatically to enable playback in the same orientation on smartphones or other devices. We’re going to the yellow menu, we press «Add video rotate info»: Enable: Play movies on smartphones or other devices in the orientation in which they were recorded. Disable: Play movies horizontally on smartphones or other devices, regardless of the recording orientation. #canon #changeorientation #CanonTips #hacksandtips

Do cameras matter? In the "Real life as Art" series that we've been doing, I've been showcasing how your iPhone looks next to a $6,000 cinema camera. But is it necessary? Depending on your context, yes. Can you get by with an iPhone for MOST of what you want to do? Probably. But if you're looking to shoot the next blockbuster film or you want to evoke more emotion from your films, an iPhone just won't cut it. Pieces like The Creator that came out last year showcase that even big movies can be shot on low budget gear with the right planning (that was shot mostly on an FX3 which is around $3,000). For me personally, I like the look and feel I get when using high end gear. So I'll stick with it. But what about you? What do you think is necessary for your projects? #videohelp #videography #iphonevsred

Dive into the creative mind of rising director, Michael Sarnoski. Explore his journey and methodology in this insightful interview. Essential for film buffs & aspiring filmmakers! #Filmmaking #DirectorInsights #MichaelSarnoski 🎬📽️💡

My second poetic short film is here. Do watch it and let me know how you find it as it has been shot on iPhone only. #filmmaking #shortfilm #shotoniphone

1. In your “Camera” settings, turn “Record Stereo Sound” ON. 2. In your “Camera” settings, set “Record Video” to 4K at 24 fps. Then under “Formats”, set “Camera Capture” to High Efficiency. 3. Use real life geometry to add compositional interest to your shot. For example, the railing and walkway in this shot was really cool to incorporate. 4. Keep your horizon line level when you are recording. 5. Wait for the sun to set before you begin filming so that your image is not overexposed. Share this with someone who enjoys filming with their iPhone. 😀📱 #shaperfilms #learnfilmmaking #filmmakingtips #shotoniphone #cinematic

The market at work, how economies work and why it matters…https://lnkd.in/gjFAk6RQ The key to understand economies of the world Sent from my iPhone

"Some actors are easier to deal with than others are. Exactly how an actor is miked up differs considerably. Sometimes it is done by one of my sound assistants, sometimes it is a costume assistant, sometimes it is the actor's personal assistant. The actor has a lot of say in these things. Sometimes, the actor doesn't want to be touched during the miking process. This can be difficult." (Antoin Cox, Recording Engineer) And that's just one of seven points that Antoin has listed in this ic Uni article about working with sound for film. #dpamicrophones #dpamics #microphone #microphones #proaudio #professionalaudio #audioengineering

New Post: ‘Flipside’ review: Judd Apatow, Starlee Kine, and David Milch talk art and failure - https://lnkd.in/gK6jCRBz - For film festival veterans, there are several red flags in the plot description for Flipside. First off, it's a documentary in which its director turns the camera on himself, a move that can lead to a rivetingly vulnerable exploration of self, but which more often results in ruthlessly self-indulgent navel-gazing. Second, documentarian Christopher Wilcha is looking back at his past from the precipice of a mid-life crisis, a starting point ripe for wallowing. Third, his pal and collaborator in this effort is Judd Apatow, a contemporary comedy titan who is also known for beleaguering runtimes and sentimental excesses. And yet, for all the potential pitfalls that could pitch this picture into an abyss of groaning solipsism, Flipside deftly leaps over each one, landing on something funny, thought-provoking, and sublime.   SEE ALSO: Summer Movie Preview: Every film you oughta know Remarkably, Wilcha begins with a tone that might set more jaded viewers on edge, a real risk considering his key demographic will likely be fellow angst-ridden Gen X-ers. But he thoughtfully broadens focus, connecting his story of artistic ambition, capitalist compromise, and fear of mortality to other artists and creatives — including an eccentric TV personality and the TV legend David Milch (Deadwood, NYPD Blue). Together, they form a patchwork that invites the audience to reflect on their own lives, as well as the comfort that we're not alone.Watch out, though. If you're not second-guessing your choices already, you might be once Flipside is through with you. What's Flipside about?  A record store owner looks over his stock. Credit: Oscilloscope Laboratories Named for the New Jersey record store that Wilcha worked at as a teen, Flipside is several stories all at once. The first is about Wilcha, who was a filmmaker on the rise 20 years ago, thanks to his challenging documentary The Target Shoots First. There, he'd made a mockery of his survival job at Columbia House to criticize the stodgy capitalism of his parents' generation. This was a time when being a "sellout" was a cultural crime, though rent comes dues whatever your principles.Over the years, Wilcha made more documentaries, teaming with Ira Glass for This American Life's TV show (which won him a Primetime Emmy in 2008) and shooting a behind-the-scenes special for Apatow's flop Funny People. However, his side hustle began to pay off, pushing off his passion projects to be forgotten on a shelf of dust-covered hard drives. And before he knew it, he was no longer the "damn the man" documentarian, he was a commercial director who feared he'd become what he once most loathed — reality bites, indeed.Within Flipsi

Ever had a cappuccino made by a robot? 📲By using the Cinematic Mode feature on your iPhone you can captivate your audience by blurring out distractions or keep the focus on your main subject. You can even stay you’re in control even after filming. After capturing your video, go back into your Camera Roll and you can adjust the focus back and forth to highlight different elements. 🔄📱 #iPhoneVideography #videotricks #smallbusinesstips

"Technostalgia" past and future for "The Pixel Generation" : The BlackBerry was once the king of the #smartphone universe, a symbol of style and status, and a household name. However, its fall was as spectacular as its rise, dropping from controlling half the world’s smartphone market in the mid-2000s, to less than 1 percent by 2015. The BlackBerry's nemesis was the Apple #iPhone and "The Pixel Generation" are no doubt fully aware that #AI is now leading humanity into a future of #digital #cultural [r]evolution! : https://lnkd.in/eitNKw2c : Contemporary Art Management : artsales.online