If you are looking for quality, original, hassle free, inexpensive, legal soundtrack music for your next Youtube video or short film....try "Rumblefish Friendly Music" Just follow the link in the "About Me" section on my page. Only $1.99 per track. (Some good songs...not just library music)
If shooting in direct sunlight, use a DIFFUSION! 5 in 1 reflectors usually have the diffusion material as the base and the silver gold etc are changeable over the diffusion base. and if you can shoot in the shades. :)
@MegaheroEntertainmen There are, but in order for them to work you'll need to put a lot of sandbags to weight it down or the wind will flip it over... so it's kinda pointless if you're with a small crew cuz sendbags are not something you'll want to carry around
@TomAntosFilms Another great tutorial. I want to know toward the end of the video I seen a strobe. Is that because of the CMOS sensor reaction to the instant change in illumination triggered by the reflector ?
If you don't have a reflector, anything that is white will help. paper,cardboard,white foamboard, etc and if you are not stuck to the your position, a white wall, or a white van for exapmle can also help.
@GGGiL00 Yup that also works great... just that actual reflectors are easier to fold, transport, and are more durable. But if you're trying to save a buck then tin foil and cardboard also works great!
I am going to buy One on eBay. 20€. Its à 5 in 1 for 1m10. I think its good
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Ghostlymuso 2 months ago
Like I said, you are a living angel :))) --- Sent From polcan99's AppRats (Facebook App)!
staboymalibu94 3 months ago
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CityInnbd 4 months ago
Great tutorial, as always. Thanks!
FerrociousFtageFilms 5 months ago
If shooting in direct sunlight, use a DIFFUSION! 5 in 1 reflectors usually have the diffusion material as the base and the silver gold etc are changeable over the diffusion base. and if you can shoot in the shades. :)
OCUBOX 5 months ago
Excellent tutorial! Thanks again for sharing your knowledge and expertise.
TalentkeyMedia 5 months ago
Thanks, Tom. Basic info but you have really shown that its all about technique and not the camera. Thanks!
sgi1972 5 months ago
I love the Nikon D80 and Sigma lens is 3.1. Even beginners can easily chwalyounghalsu.
theOzpost 5 months ago
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Very good tutorial as always. I look forward to the next one :)
Check out my channel if you can, I make short films!
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GMatthews537 5 months ago
Hey Tom, Looks like you're holding the U-Flycam in your preview for the next tutorial. Is that the U-Flycam?
R3APER24 5 months ago
@R3APER24 I believe so... it wasn't mine, and I only used it that one time... wasn't very happy with it... kept on tilting side to side.
TomAntosFilms 5 months ago
@R3APER24 I believe so, but it wasn't mine, and I only used it that one time... wasn't very happy with it... kept on tilting side to side.
TomAntosFilms 5 months ago
@R3APER24
CityInnbd 4 months ago
Hi Tom , this is really so nice for me as a beginner
CityInnbd 4 months ago
insulation with the one shiny side is also good, and everyone has some extra in their garage
360dsman 5 months ago
Does anyone make a stand for the reflectors? Something like maybe a tripod with clips or something?
MegaheroEntertainmen 5 months ago
@MegaheroEntertainmen There are, but in order for them to work you'll need to put a lot of sandbags to weight it down or the wind will flip it over... so it's kinda pointless if you're with a small crew cuz sendbags are not something you'll want to carry around
TomAntosFilms 5 months ago
@MegaheroEntertainmen
There are stands called cutter stand or cookie stands. You can try them...
itsatomusic 5 months ago
You could do a whole tutorial just on folding those things. First one I ever bought, I just left it unfolded after the first time.
Hulasacco 5 months ago
omfg yes!!!!!! i was looking for this!! i love you! i'm doing a lot of people's senior pictures and this is exactly what i needed
LucasBlancTV 5 months ago
Could you just use foil glued to a piece of cardboard, if you were cheap?
hhmm89 5 months ago
Tom - I am using one of those car dashboard reflectors - $12.00 from a cart part store. Thanks for the tips!
SoundGarageTales 5 months ago 2
@SoundGarageTales Thnx for the tip! Another great idea to help save some $... post your other ideas you guys have up here so everyone can benefit!
TomAntosFilms 5 months ago
Piece of styrofoam is also great. BTW How about some nightshot tutorial (how to do that looking natural)? Greetings from Poland Tomek.
darnoc666 5 months ago 2
@darnoc666 Yup... the next tutorial will be about filming outside at night... there is a short preview of it at the end of this video.
TomAntosFilms 5 months ago 3
@TomAntosFilms Great news, i just didint watch till finish :)
darnoc666 5 months ago
@TomAntosFilms Great I'll be looking forward to that video. That will be HELPFUL. THANKS Tom keep up the great work.
stranchepro 5 months ago
@TomAntosFilms Another great tutorial. I want to know toward the end of the video I seen a strobe. Is that because of the CMOS sensor reaction to the instant change in illumination triggered by the reflector ?
YababaVideo 5 months ago
keep up the great work.
SparklesProduction 5 months ago
you are the best!
TheJunksTube 5 months ago
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spore637 5 months ago
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TheAlanscott 5 months ago
It was really helpful, thank you very much.
DaMovieDirector 5 months ago
If you don't have a reflector, anything that is white will help. paper,cardboard,white foamboard, etc and if you are not stuck to the your position, a white wall, or a white van for exapmle can also help.
jaapvw66 5 months ago
What rig/handle were you using at the end got the music video? And great tutorial always perfect.
skaterchevy 5 months ago
Great Video! What light are you holding at 10:06?
breevideo 5 months ago
i usually just use tin foil wrapped around cardboard and it seems to work great
GGGiL00 5 months ago 7
@GGGiL00 Yup that also works great... just that actual reflectors are easier to fold, transport, and are more durable. But if you're trying to save a buck then tin foil and cardboard also works great!
TomAntosFilms 5 months ago
@GGGiL00 thanks for the tip
failbrownie 5 months ago
For the Reflectors.. I'll Just leave it on the floor.. and go play some Video Games lol
julian830 5 months ago
I'm anticipating the outdoor light tutorial :) Keep up the good work Tom!
OhShooot 5 months ago
Very Usefull!! Great! Thanks --- Sent From polcan99's AppRats (Facebook App)!
CasWognumFilms 5 months ago
You need a whole tutorial on how to fold reflectors. LOL
oneeyedgeek 5 months ago 27
@oneeyedgeek lol... yeah seems like lots of people have problems with that :)
TomAntosFilms 5 months ago
@TomAntosFilms check the freddiew2 channel it's a greenscreen but same manner of folding,just check for "How to Professionally Fold a Greenscreen"
NalyKalZul 5 months ago
@oneeyedgeek thats what I was thinking. lol
rondz1234 5 months ago
Thanks Tom =]
SuperZYR 5 months ago
Thank you giving up some of your time to make this tutorial.
Nerd12181997 5 months ago
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Mas7erChief117 5 months ago
Very informative!
TheEgoWorks 5 months ago
Really appreciate the tips man! Keep em coming!
TheMrMenagerie 5 months ago