THE CAMERA THAT WE STUDIED IS CALLED A DP170. TH LESSON TAUGHT ME THAT THE SETTING ON THE CAMERA PLAY A BIG PART IN GETTING A HIGH STANDARD PIECE OF VIDEO FOOTAGE.
THINGS TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN USING A DP170.
1. KEEPING TRACK OF RUNNING TIME- ON THE TOP RIGHT HAND CORNER OF THE SCREEN IS WERE YOU CAN FIND OUT HOW LONG YOU HAVE BEEN SHOUTING IN HOURS MINUTE AND SECOND AND THE NUMBER OF FRAMES TAKEN PER SECOND, 0-24. IT IS SHOWN LIKE THIS: : - - : - - : - - : - -
2. DB'S- SHOULD ALWAYS BE SET TO 0, AS IT WILL EDIT THE LIGHT IN THE SHOT.
3. SHUTTER SPEED- THE HIGHER THE SHUTTER SPEED THE SHARPER THE PICTURE. IF A HIGH SHUTTER SPEED IS USED IT IS GENERALLY USED FOR ACTION SEQUENCES. THE LOWER THE SHUTTER SPEED THE BLURRIER THE IMAGE ON SCREEN BECOMES.
4.LIGHTBULB/SUNSHINE- THIS BUTTON IS USEFUL FOR CHANGING FROM AN INTERIOR SETTING TO AN EXTERIOR. AN EXTERIOR SHOT SHOULD BE ON SUNSHINE, AND AND INTERIOR ON LIGHT BULB. THESE SETTINGS GIVE BETTER PICTURE QUALITY TO YOUR GIVEN LIGHTING CONDITIONS.
5. APERTURE- FOR A DARK SHOT AN APERTURE OF 6.8 AND ABOVE SHOULD BE USED. FOR A LIGHTER SHOT USE BELOW 6.8. THE MOST COMMON CHOICE OF APERTURE IS 6.8
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