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22. Jackpot from the skies - The ultimate film look

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21. Creative Destruction: Handmade Films with Jennifer Proctor

by Jen Proctor

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20. Magic Bullet Looks ( A quick look)

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19. VideoTrace: Rapid interactive scene modelling from video

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18. Video Formats

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17. HBO Behind The Scenes

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16. Sony XDCAM EX3 review HD

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15. Jay Boy's No Budget Tutorials 03: DIY Filming Doll…

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14. Red: Mysteries Unveiled HD

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13. Progressive VS Interlaced

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12. Test 2 - HV20 24p - Letus35 Mini - footage - Filmschool

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11. Motion Sketches Ep. 1 - So This Is Cinema?

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10. M dot Strange: Berlin Talent Campus 08

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9. Jay Boy's No Budget Tutorials 02: Smooth Panning

by Jay Boy's Random Cutz

2 years ago

8. Sennheiser Wireless G2 hot shoe set-up

by Guy Cochran

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7. Vignetting and the Letus Extreme - Instructional HD Video

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6. NextWaveTV - Ep 4: Building a Prosumer Camera Rig

by Tony Reale

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5. How-to: Low Angle

by Charlie McCarthy

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4. Microphones: The Proximity Effect

by Videopia

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3. Lighting Infinite White

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2. A guide to the Letus Extreme & 35mm adaptors

by Philip Bloom

1 year ago

1. Depth of Field Explained (by snodart.com)

by NT

1 year ago

Got this one from Eugenia vimeo.com/eugenia here at Vimeo. Sorry for the crapy sound!

1) I use two thin, stretched out rubber bands (about 2 inches when relaxed) work the best, a gossamer connection between you and the tripod
2) In general cranking the pan resistance up yields the best results.
3) The smoothest pans happen when the tension is enough that the ruuber band is stretched to 75% of it's max (about 8-10 inches) when panning.
4) The rubber band also allows the head to slowly come to stop as the band contracts after you've stopped panning.
5) You can bundle several around the pan arm on your tripod and never be without.

More no budget tutorials here: vimeo.com/album/11663

Happy Panning,
Jay Boy

Added by Tommy Rodriguez 1 year ago.