2.35:1 on Consumer Cameras - ULTRA WIDESCREEN!!
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2.35:1 on Consumer Cameras - ULTRA WIDESCREEN!!
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FULL CREDITS GO TO PARADOXBULLYTV FOR IDEA.
A while back thefrugalfilmmaker featured a video on his website about composing for 2.35:1 on 16:9 cameras. However, instead of using a tape measure as a reference, I figured it might be a lot easier to simply make a reference video in a photo editor. My theory proved successful, so I wanted to show it to you guys.
Information:
Audio was captured on a ZOOM H1 handy recorder at 48kHz, while the video was captured on a Sony HX9V at 1080/60p.
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FULL CREDITS GO TO PARADOXBULLYTV FOR IDEA.
A while back thefrugalfilmmaker featured a video on his website about composing for 2.35:1 on 16:9 cameras. However, instead of using a tape measure as a reference, I figured it might be a lot easier to simply make a reference video in a photo editor. My theory proved successful, so I wanted to show it to you guys.
Information:
Audio was captured on a ZOOM H1 handy recorder at 48kHz, while the video was captured on a Sony HX9V at 1080/60p.
Contact:
filmtaped@gmail.com