2.35:1 is not used any more in cinema. These days it refers to 2.39:1 of which is she standard of widescreen cinema now. 2.40:1 is the aspect ratio of 2.39:1 for Blu-Ray Discs which what I use for any short films I make (1920px by 800px when using FULL HD). Hope this helped.
Is that a Tokina 11-16? I shot a wedding with one. I liked it, but the barrel distortion is less than subtle at 11mm. Good for super wide shots or "edgy artistic" stuff..
For the sliding timelapse thing it would be much easier to just shoot the images at 18megapixel, pull them condensed into premiere and software pan. That's what I did on my glidetrack video. Because you're going to render at 1080p, you've got a massive image to pan around in.
I was going to say, just make a .png in Photoshop with the transparency you want. Import it as an image into Sony Vegas and done. Just depends on how you want to do it.
i'm looking forward to the slider review and the tokina 11-16 review... i don't know what to buy between the 2, if to wait and get the tokina or get the slider plus the 717ah video head
hey dave, theres someting wrong with your cropmarks: i just watched the video on my ipod touch and i recognized that your cropmarks do not overlay everything, on the top and the bottom of the video, theres 1 row of pixels that are not overlaid by the cropmarks. if you film in 720p, cinescope should be 1280x720 minus 87 on top, and 87 on the bottom(1280x546(2,35:1)) go open your cropmarks in photoshop or whatever you use, and check if there is 1 transparent row of pixel above the upper cropmark
if you want to see it when editing, just make another video track where you put the bmp file in, it has to be above the video track where your footage is in.
@glennwih ML only exists on the SD card, not on your actual camera. So just replace your ML card with a clean fresh card if you need to send it in for repairs and such.
@glennwih I don't want to give the obvious funny "It's magic" comment, so I won't. It's just how ML works. You can also format that ML card and you'll have a fresh warranty-safe camera.
@glennwih Not really. If your letterboxing the right way it shouldn't compress anything. Letterboxing has nothing to do with scaling the size of the video. What most people do is scale their video down, and compresses the video into looking more.... stretched. If your just adding a Letterbox Template over top of your footage, then nothing compresses. Cinema uses Cropping!
Hey Dave, I Have A Full Set of Different Size Letterboxing That People Can Actually Add To Their Footage In Any Program Such As Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and so on. I'll send you a link to download the package if you'd like?
2.35:1 is not used any more in cinema. These days it refers to 2.39:1 of which is she standard of widescreen cinema now. 2.40:1 is the aspect ratio of 2.39:1 for Blu-Ray Discs which what I use for any short films I make (1920px by 800px when using FULL HD). Hope this helped.
TrickyEyeTV 2 weeks ago
you said to thumbs down, so i did. your welcome.
TechTimeWithNoah 5 months ago in playlist Videos from drumat5280
@TechTimeWithNoah no problem, I did a terrible job on that one, I desired it.
drumat5280 5 months ago
@drumat5280 have you fixed it yet?
JonandSamTV 1 month ago
@JonandSamTV yes I have a nice fix for it, I will try to do a tutorial on this.
drumat5280 1 month ago
Its normally a 2.35:1 aspect ratio in cinema!
SIXman1993 7 months ago
Is that a Tokina 11-16? I shot a wedding with one. I liked it, but the barrel distortion is less than subtle at 11mm. Good for super wide shots or "edgy artistic" stuff..
DJEDI296 7 months ago
I've just download Magic Lantern but i don't have the letterbox cropmark .... how can u guys help me?? camera ask for the letterbox cropmark
dickvisa 9 months ago
reccomend any steadycam?
shiestytracks 10 months ago
For the sliding timelapse thing it would be much easier to just shoot the images at 18megapixel, pull them condensed into premiere and software pan. That's what I did on my glidetrack video. Because you're going to render at 1080p, you've got a massive image to pan around in.
jameswalt1 11 months ago 6
@jameswalt1 To be clearer, I meant not using the slider at all, just still images.
jameswalt1 11 months ago 2
Final cut has a 235 plugin for cropping.
TylerPak 11 months ago
I was going to say, just make a .png in Photoshop with the transparency you want. Import it as an image into Sony Vegas and done. Just depends on how you want to do it.
productfeedback 11 months ago
Would there ever be a need or want to crop your video to that 'cinematographic' wide screen on final output? (so there's no black bars)
Knoptop 11 months ago
i'm looking forward to the slider review and the tokina 11-16 review... i don't know what to buy between the 2, if to wait and get the tokina or get the slider plus the 717ah video head
paolinosk8 11 months ago
@drumat5280 I find most interesting is that a steady video can still move. Because you have video space enough for this.
Greetz nils van grevenbroek
nilsvgrevenbroek 11 months ago
Hey Dave what firmware are you using?
I have the Jan 24th 1.0.9 up dated one. Do you know if there is any newer version? Because my doesn't seem to allow me to use the cropmark feature.
Thanks for taking my question.
johnnybrazil01 11 months ago
hey dave, theres someting wrong with your cropmarks: i just watched the video on my ipod touch and i recognized that your cropmarks do not overlay everything, on the top and the bottom of the video, theres 1 row of pixels that are not overlaid by the cropmarks. if you film in 720p, cinescope should be 1280x720 minus 87 on top, and 87 on the bottom(1280x546(2,35:1)) go open your cropmarks in photoshop or whatever you use, and check if there is 1 transparent row of pixel above the upper cropmark
lauserlu 11 months ago
@lauserlu thanks for letting me know, I designed it for 720 and used it on a 1080 video, that must be the issue.
drumat5280 11 months ago
Do you use Magic Latern for your timelapse? I've tried it, a couple of times, but it does not take the picture on the delay time I have choosen.
Ex. if I choose 10 sec, between each picture, it sometimes holds it to about 12 - 15 sec, before taking the picture.
Do you have the same problem?
I do also have a 550D
Ubody 11 months ago
@Ubody I have not tried it yet for timelapse.
drumat5280 11 months ago
Hey dave
Hi i see something strange happening at the top and bottom of your border.
nilsvgrevenbroek 11 months ago
@nilsvgrevenbroek thanks for letting me know, I designed it for 720 and used it on a 1080 video, that must be the issue.
drumat5280 11 months ago
@drumat5280 you're welcome, I am also working on letter boxes this week. I use png files for my letterbox.
nilsvgrevenbroek 11 months ago
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Awesome show Dave!
gooberman86 11 months ago
Awesome show Dave!
gooberman86 11 months ago
Isn't it better just to add the black border after in Vegas ?
iJsturgess 11 months ago
@iJsturgess I like to see it while I am editing.
drumat5280 11 months ago 3
@drumat5280 i think you mean filming?
if you want to see it when editing, just make another video track where you put the bmp file in, it has to be above the video track where your footage is in.
and hey, try lightworks!
lauserlu 11 months ago
@iJsturgess, not if you are using premiere.
this would give you lower quality because Vegas does not work well with mov files.
time consuming.
nilsvgrevenbroek 11 months ago
Do you void your warranty by adding Majic Latern?
glennwih 11 months ago
@glennwih I think it does.
drumat5280 11 months ago
@glennwih ML only exists on the SD card, not on your actual camera. So just replace your ML card with a clean fresh card if you need to send it in for repairs and such.
StimpyJackal 11 months ago
@StimpyJackal Really? How the heck does that work?
glennwih 11 months ago
@glennwih I don't want to give the obvious funny "It's magic" comment, so I won't. It's just how ML works. You can also format that ML card and you'll have a fresh warranty-safe camera.
StimpyJackal 11 months ago
Letterbox 16x9 is cool but will compress your video with certain undesired results.
glennwih 11 months ago
@glennwih Not really. If your letterboxing the right way it shouldn't compress anything. Letterboxing has nothing to do with scaling the size of the video. What most people do is scale their video down, and compresses the video into looking more.... stretched. If your just adding a Letterbox Template over top of your footage, then nothing compresses. Cinema uses Cropping!
JoshuaBeeLoved 11 months ago
Hey Dave, I Have A Full Set of Different Size Letterboxing That People Can Actually Add To Their Footage In Any Program Such As Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and so on. I'll send you a link to download the package if you'd like?
JoshuaBeeLoved 11 months ago
awesome awesome awesome
lwj033 11 months ago
I´m looking forward to the slider review :)!
iCostaa 11 months ago
@iCostaa I hope to have all my footage acquired soon for the slider video.
drumat5280 11 months ago 3