Canon 7D skateboard test footage - Sigma 18-200mm

[csgskate]

what were your exposure, aperture, and iso settings? I just got a new 7D but i'm having trouble getting my video to come out with good quality. in particular, my video has alot of noise which is due to my lack of knowledge about DSLR video shooting settings, so if you could tell me yours it would be a huge help! thanks

[dvaifilmsdotcom]

@csgskate iso is what will cause most noise. if you are in a bright place turn iso right low to like 100. you would only need iso to compensate for low light but the cmos sensors arent so good for it so it causes noise. longer shutter speed would help too.

[gibsonpearl]

@AviTheBlader what about shutter roll? You dslr can suck my 3 chip dick

[MxPMedia]

is it hard to film with an slr on a board

[peeloboy]

@MxPMedia No you just get a small grip for it so that its easier to hold.

[AviTheBlader]

@MxPMedia its better than a camcorder in every way, and with a cam caddie its easier to film on a board

[WannaGoSkate]

there is no 6 seconds

[BlackRainClothing]

if you blink this video is 5 seconds long...

[jablowm3]

I can literally read what is written on the hubba it's that clear!

[bigredrobot26]

if you want dof get a 50mm 1.8, or a 50mm 1.2 if u have the money

[sunwukong86]

@bigredrobot26 200mm does the same thing and you can be farther away from the subject, i.e. skateboarding

[xoxfriedricexox]

What determines whether your background/subject is in focus is your aperture. and the larger your aperture is, the smaller the number. so 1.7 would be a huge aperture.

[dillionlespaul]

The low f-stop is a great look.

[Jibbaholic]

Awsome piece of glass right there!

[TheAC44]

nice camera and crooked =)

[RipFlashfishy]

omg amazing camera

[fiyakid]

Gosh Darn

[dvaifilmsdotcom]

Higher f stop, everything should be focused

[Nihilism13]

That looks awesome, depth of field is sick.

[OwnageCiannard]

god damn