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The "Fake Filmmaking" Podcast

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The "Fake Filmmaking" Podcast

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The "Fake Filmmaking" Podcast

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A Viltrox speed booster killed another one of my cameras (my Panasonic G85) and now I’m out of “REAL” cameras (I only have my FZ1000 and 3 GoPros left). Previously, I published a YouTube video about how the “Canon-mount” version (the EF-M2ii) k
My CUSTOM SETTINGS are way more important than my LUTs, but would you use my LUTs at all if they aren’t that important? Well, the reason is I’m focused on perfecting my custom, in-camera (SOOC) settings so you don’t need a LUT!
If full frame camera prices come down (to an "affordable" level) you might ask "Do we even NEED Micro Four Thirds any more?" In this episode I'll cover the reasons I think it's good to keep BOTH systems (if you have full frame already, the cost
The biggest complaint I have about AI-created blogs, is the content wasn't written by people who actually tested the camera gear they're talking about. This may be why those top 10 lists always seem so FAKE, and don't really help you understand
AI for AUDIO is here, and so far I don't like it. If you've ever taken pictures with a "smart" phone that uses AI to (automatically) processes the image, and you don't have any control over how much SHARPNESS, CONTRAST, COLOR it adds, then you
The way I'm using this mic is a bit different than it was designed. I'm plugging it into the Comica CVM-D03 Dual Lavalier booster pack (which was designed to provide plug-in power for 2 Comica lavalier mics) and it actually works to power AND b
It is really interesting how this mic works with the Zoom F2 32-bit float recorder, at this "CLOSE" proximity: It doesn't need much MIC. GAIN (a setting of "1") and what's amazing about this 32-bit float file (from the Zoom F2) is that it actua
Wow...I'm really learning that you can't pre-judge any microphone-audio recorder combination (similar to how I learned that about lenses and sensors). For instance, when testing this mic on OTHER audio recorders, using the MIC. LOWCUT (either t
The most important discovery about this microphone-audio recorder combination (specific to this "CLOSE" proximity) is that it sounds much better with the audio recorder's LOW CUT filter ON (set to 160Hz)! This is one of those things I wouldn't
The first thing I always mention when giving settings recommendations for the Zoom H1, is the BEST REC. LEVEL you can be at is 37 (not less...36 sounds WAY worse). Then, if you need to go up from there, it sounds pretty good up to 50, and then
If you've tried my "Lens-sensor specific" CAMERA settings, you know how easy getting a good-looking cinematic image can be, yet getting good AUDIO has been a chore, until I recently created a database (along with a system I call my "5 Proximiti
This is an introduction to the kit I use for capturing "REAL" on-location "synchronous" audio for budget filmmaking (or YouTube, other low-budget video production). The new AUDIO section on my website is here: https://www.silverlightphotoco.com
Could recording natural sound on location be easy? We talk about an idea that not only makes it WAY easier to capture “REAL” location audio, but that serves as a backup for "talking head" (and even as a podcast) audio! The new AUDIO section on
I'm shifting my focus (from lens testing, pun intended) to working on a budget filmmaking audio method that includes both microphone-specific EQ files, plus settings which are based on my super easy "5 proximities" technique...see my website fo
I'm revisiting the question of how being organized can affect creativity, but this time I have a new solution: a portable, affordable and common kit list. (When I tried to get organized before, it failed...but this time it's working.
I think of all of the things I've learned about (budget) filmmaking production, my #1 tip is to shoot with multiple cameras (simultaneously). So, I'm going to go into detail about a few ways I currently do this.
My lens-sensor specific camera settings are now available on my website (in addition to my LUTs). The goal of my settings is to create a more realistic (and cinematic) look from every lens-sensor combination I have (including the Panasonic GH4,
There aren't any shift (i.e. "perspective control") lenses available for Micro Four Thirds (at this time) but I've been using a shift ADAPTER (which means I can use almost any Nikon mount lens (including the Tokina 11-16 zoom lens) and I've bee
Will having a camera with more dynamic range create an image that is more realistic (with Ansel Adams type details in the highlights and shadows)? Not if a lens delivers even greater contrast and/or sharpness than the sensor can handle! We star
While there are a lot of good Canon EF lenses out there, I'm having second thoughts about recommending them for use with Micro Four Thirds (especially for my "budget" filmmaking method).
The #1 thing to understand about all of my kit recommendations is that they're focused on helping the budget-conscious, but there are actually 5 things I make sure each item of my kit conforms to, and I call them "Q-P-A-C-E"...
When I was growing up, I read a lot of lens reviews in photography magazines, and sharpness and contrast were always referred to as a positive. However, when I started testing all of my lenses to create "lens-sensor LUTs" (and camera settings r
Can you improve your small business workflow? It all begins with defining what you do, and who does it…and we’ll talk about the differences between physical and digital workflows, but always know that bottlenecks can be in either.
I talk more about why, I think, every lens needs its own custom settings, and a few related issues.
I've talked about my "Filmmaker's Playbook" for a while, but now I found a way to start making progress on it...by creating the pieces, before assembling the puzzle.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podca
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