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A nice video professionally shot with canon eos 500D

Saturday, July 18, 2009

My first test with my Canon T1i, took it out to shoot a small job for a local reggae artiste. Really quick stuff with this camera. No Problems at all in editing. loving the 720p Quality. Canon did a great job for the price.
For those who are concerned about the lack of control over Aperture, shutter speed/ISO i dont consider them problems at all because the aperture is easy to manipulate with setting the right light and dislodging the lens slightly to get the desired f stop and after that setting the iso and shutter speed i think is as easy as it could be on an automatic camera. oh and the if you happen not to lock the exposure settings i love the smoothness the exposure settings change at allowing an of course not perfect, but very smooth change in exposure.
I used a 28mm Sigma 1.8 for the most of it and only one scene i used a 50mm canon 1.4.
Color correction done in Premiere and After Effects.




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