Learn 2 Shoot Great Video On Your Canon 7D

 

Philip Bloom has taken the DSLR world by storm since HD Movie functions were introduced to the cameras. In this tutorial, he walks you through the EOS 7D, one of the best choices for shooting HD Movies, and he explains how to set the camera up, as well as what accessories you might need to consider to get the best out of it.

There are sections on camera setup, using filters, lens effects and lens choice, supporting the camera, recording sound and shooting timelapse, among many other areas. There is even a section at the end explaining the first steps of workflow – how to convert your ‘RAW’ footage to something you can edit with and how to turn stills from a timelapse sequence into something you can incorporate into your final movie.

Overall, if you’re just starting out in the world of HD video with DSLRs, whether you’re coming from a stills background or a video background, you’ll certainly find things you didn’t know before that will help you maximise your use of the camera.

Because Philip is a videographer professionally, there is a lot of expensive kit on show and he does talk about some high-end third party equipment. However, don’t let this put you off. As he says at the end, you don’t need all of it to create great looking videos.

Available as a digital download or physical DVD.

 

Digital Download:

DVDs:

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  • Create the Film Look Program

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  • Video Lighting for Beginners

    This unique program offers you a Blueprint for how to replicate 'film industry lighting techniques'. There are 'trade secrets' that are rarely shared outside of the professional film making world, you can duplicate these principles in your own work straight away and demonstrate a radically different approach from the norm. Most Film Makers are 'fixing' badly lit video in post, or worse still, not lighting at all because DSLR's are so light sensitive, but you know that this is amateurish.

  • Shoot DSLR Video on Canon 5D Mark II

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  • DSLR Video Tutorial - Shooting on Location with Dan Chung on 7D and Canon 1D Mark IV

    If you’re not a news photographer or photojournalist, you may be put off by this tutorial purporting to be shooting HD video for a news assignment. But to do that would be a big mistake. While Dan Chung is a photojournalist (and indeed one of the finest around) this tutorial does not only deal with assignment shooting...

  • Capacitación en Español - Learn 2 Shoot Great Video on Your Canon 7D Con Philip Bloom

    Philip Bloom es considerado uno de los pioneros en el mundo DSLR desde que se introdujeron las funciones de grabación HD a las cámaras. En este tutorial el te lleva de la mano a través de la 7D, una de las mejores alternativas para filmar en HD, y explica desde la configuración de la cámara hasta los accesorios que requieres para conseguir la mejor imagen.