Shoulder rig + follow focus test en Canon 550D/T2i

Canon 550D/T2i montada en un DSLR kit 11 proaim. Varias pruebas improvisadas, fue la 1era vez que lo usamos, por lo que los focos no son precisos.

Lente Canon EF 24mm 2.8

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• canon
• t2i
• proaim
• dslr
• kit
• 11
• chile
• escuela
• cine
• cristian
• toledo
• chris
• reiben
• dolly
• travelling
• rolling
• shutter

[eutanasio31]

Who that flaco flaite that's kicking you

[ChrisReiben]

@eutanasio31 jajaja es un amigo/compañero de curso.

[ItsCallum]

isnt it impossibly hard to keep focus whilst moving? i try to do this but it looks crap...

[ChrisReiben]

@ItsCallum It is very difficult in improvised movements. You would need someone who specializes in conducting focus. The best to have an external monitor with a larger picture to get to see better what's in focus

and what is not. Good luck.

[ItsCallum]

@ChrisReiben then how did you do it?

[ChrisReiben]

@ItsCallum In the video there are several times when the focus is lost. Monitored on camera, a person operating the camera in the grip and the other person adjusting focus. The cameraman is giving directions to focusman. Note also that both are film students, so they have some experience in controlling the focus.

[Zeek001]

@ChrisReiben Why not just use autofocus for sequences like this?

[macadameane]

Hahaha 3:35. Gotta love that run.

[macadameane]

@ChrisReiben I might get the kit 20 and sell the FF online and get D|focus. I've read good things about it, and its only $140. The gears are adjustable and replaceable. Have you ever messed with D|focus?

[AXCORPRODUCTIONS]

@ChrisReiben keeping the focus isnt to tough as long as you know what your subject will be doing and what marks hes going to hit.