DSLR Video

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Video courtesy of and © ACP Tutor Hugh Hamilton, 2019.
DSLR Video
Australian centre for photography
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In 2008 Canon introduced the 5D Mark II changing the landscape of photography with its added video component. Originally designed to be used by photojournalists reporting on the news, the video function presented photographers and filmmakers with new creative possibilities.
Today, DSLR short films have received Oscar nominations, with major films and TV shows using the DSLR’s incredible low light capabilities. But, the process is not as simple as just pressing the record button.
This course is designed to provide participants with the basics of shooting and editing video. Over 5 weeks experienced photographer and videographer, Hugh Hamilton, will introduce participants to the video functions of a DSLR, its advantages and its limitations. Each week participants will be introduced to a new aspect of working with video, including shooting techniques, audio and editing to produce a short video work.
This course is for photographers eager to learn the basics of shooting and editing video.
Prerequisites and requirements:
Camera Craft 2, or relevant experience
Note book and pen
A tripod
Covered shoes are compulsory
Photoshop CC/ Lightroom and iMovie for practice at home
Bring your own DSLR or Mirrorless (MILC) camera (charged batteries and memory card) that can capture video. If you are unsure please search your camera brand and model for clarification
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Where
317 Pitt St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Teds world of imaging
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When
Thursdays, 6pm to 9pm
Thursday 27 February to Thursday 2 April 2020
This course runs at the same time every week over five weeks
From
2020-02-27T18:00:00+11:00
To
2020-04-02T21:00:00+11:00
Cost
Full: $439.00
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Phone 02 9332 0555
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Creative
Film
Photography
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