Jared Polin – FroKnowsPhoto Guide to DSLR Video

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Jared Polin – FroKnowsPhoto Guide to DSLR Video
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For anyone who has ever wanted to learn the secrets
of shooting video as fast as possible…
The Complete FroKnowsPhoto 6-Hour
Guide to Shooting Video
Now you can learn the fast track system used by a world class photographer and videographer to
shoot, direct, and produce any type of video, regardless of your current skill level.
Introducing… the ultimate guide to unlocking the hidden power of your DSLR so you can start shooting high quality video in the next few days:
The FroKnowsPhoto Guide
to Shooting Video
With this brand new video guide you’ll:
Be able to shoot any type of video with your DSLR, micro 4/3’s, or mirrorless camera
Instantly make more money with your DSLR by adding an in demand and high value skill to your arsenal
Learn the video production secrets of an award winning filmmaker and photographer so you can start shooting high quality video faster than you ever thought possible
By Caliph Gamble
I’ve earned two degrees from Full Sail University and I learned as much from Todd & Fro in one night…
“If you spend an evening with the FroKnowsPhoto Guide to DSLR Video, you’ll save time and money trying to understand the film industry. I’ve earned two degrees from Full Sail University and I learned as much from Todd & Fro in one night as any course in my alma matar. This instructional series gives you the confidence to know you can take on a project and have an understanding of what you’re doing.”
Caliph Gamble
(Filmmaker, Gamble Companies), Full Sail Graduate
As a lifelong photographer I know what it’s like to be frustrated by the quality of your videos. You’re dealing with the same concepts and settings — like shutter speed, ISO, and aperture — but the rules are completely different. When I first started shooting video I got frustrated pretty quickly when I couldn’t figure everything out, despite my years of photography experience.
Searching for information only led to more questions, years of painfully slow learning and endless hours of experimentation that gave me so-so results for a LONG time…
After the last 4 years of shooting and producing my own videos, I know firsthand how much there is to learn and how difficult it is to find the RIGHT information that helps you get better instead of worse. It honestly took me years to learn all of the secrets, techniques, and concepts that go into shooting world class videos.
I don’t want that for you though.
What if you could take a massive shortcut and get ALL of the information you need to shoot video in a matter of days instead of years?
What if you could learn exactly how an award winning filmmaker and photographer shoot, produce, direct, and edit breathtaking HD videos using an entry level DSLR?
What if you could look behind the scenes, follow them on video shoots to learn their secrets, and see exactly how to do it for yourself…all at the same time?
With the brand new FroKnowsPhoto Guide to shooting Video you can do all of this and much, much more with ANY DSLR that shoots video.
This guide will introduce you to our “one man band” concept which means that you will be able to:
Easily shoot, direct, produce, and edit videos on your own without a crew or any extra help
Create breathtaking videos, even if you have an entry level camera and no expensive equipment (even if you’re on a shoestring budget, you can do everything we teach)
Create dynamic scenes, tell inspiring stories, and capture high quality video
This guide was carefully designed to be invaluable to professional, hobbyist, and newbie photographers alike
Whether you just bought your first DSLR or you’re a seasoned photographer that wants a fast and systematic approach to DSLR video, this guide is going to be extremely valuable to you.
Do you want to shoot video like a pro?
Have you ignored video because you don’t know exactly how to setup your camera, audio, lighting, or video shoots?
Have you had a DSLR for awhile but haven’t ventured into shooting video because you’re not happy with the results you’ve been getting?
Or, do you just think video is too expensive and complicated to produce?
If you answered yes to any of the above questions then I have some GREAT news:
It doesn’t matter if you want to make more money with your DSLR by shooting professional videos like interviews, electronic press kits, music videos and movies…
Or you just want to shoot better videos of your kids sporting events…your sisters wedding…or your own passion projects…this new guide has you covered.
The FroKnowsPhoto Guide to Shooting Video will give you all of the tools you need to shoot…
This guide is for you if you:
Don’t want to spend months or years hunting for all the information you need to shoot video
Want to make more money with your DSLR
Like learning from experienced pros with a solid track record
Think shooting high quality DSLR video is too difficult or aren’t sure where to start
Are already shooting video but want to see how an award winning filmmaker does it from start to finish
Are a seasoned photographer who wants to quickly add video to their arsenal
Here’s an overview of what you’ll find in the first section:
Camera Basics For Video
Whether you have a Full Frame, Cropped Sensor, Mirrorless or Micro 4/3rds camera the same camera basic rules apply.
The goal of this section is to quickly refresh some best practices when venturing into shooting video.
A few of the secrets waiting for you in this section…
Todd’s recommended equipment setup for shooting on site or on set (everything you need to do it right and make it a smash hit)
The type of memory cards you should use for video and why (this is different than still photos)
The definitive guide to different sensor sizes, including the pros and cons of each
Our best practices to avoid issues when on shoots (most people completely overlook these)
The Importance of Frame Rate
Frame rate is one of the most important settings for DSLR video. Many cameras offer you 24, 30 and 60 fps but if you don’t choose wisely you might not capture the video you were looking for. In this section you will see us use Hungry Hungry Hippos to demonstrate the differences between the frame rates.
A few of the secrets waiting for you in this section…
How to master 24, 30, and 60 frames per second and exactly when you should use each
Todd’s best practices for capturing slow motion footage
How to get the cinematic “film look” with your DSLR
One simple adjustment that will make your videos look clean and crisp
What is the BEST Resolution?
Cameras today offer many different resolutions from low quality VGA to 1080HD and beyond. It’s extremely important to understand what the differences are and the reasons why you should select one over another. This is one section you can not miss.
A few of the secrets waiting for you in this section…
The #1 reason why you should always shoot video at your camera’s highest resolution (most people completely forget about this)
How to tell if your camera is automatically lowering your resolution and how to prevent it from happening again
How to “future proof” your work so you can keep up with industry standards
By Dan Johnson
Buying this guide for $197 is a bargain, getting it for $97 is a steal!
I work in the casino gaming industry and for years have had a vision to make a training video dealing with proper procedure, guest service and tips for dealing casino games. With this video I feel as though I have a good foundation to achieve this goal. The guide is easy to understand and both you and Todd do a fantastic job relaying the information. Buying this guide for $197 is a bargain, getting it for $97 is a steal!
Thanks again for all that you do for the photo community.
Dan Johnson
Aspiring Filmaker
In the FroKnowsPhoto Guide to DSLR Video you’ll also get to…
Look behind our cameras and see our exact settings on each shoot (we can’t make it any easier than this)
See exactly how every video setting looks in every combination (this section is an eye opener)
Follow us on four different video shoots so you can see the ENTIRE process start to finish
And here’s what you’re going to get access to in the second section:
The Mystery of the Video Exposure Triangle Revealed
Yes there is an exposure triangle for video just like photo. In fact it’s made up of the same elements but they act differently for video. Even if you have a handle on your exposure triangle for video you’re going to want to see the differences in action so you don’t make any of these common exposure mistakes.
A few of the secrets waiting for you in this section…
Why a basic kit lens with a slower aperture may be easier when attempting to follow focus
The exact parts of the exposure triangle you should focus on locking in (this is different than with stills)
Our video exposure triangle demonstration where you get to visually see the “cause and effect” when we make changes
How Shutter Speed Is Different For Video
Shutter Speed is directly tied into your frame rate but if you are coming from the stills world you have to know that shutter speed does more than just let more light in or cut back on light. There is no better way to see this in action than to watch the section where we show a metronome at different shutter speeds.
A few of the secrets waiting for you in this section…
Our “rule of thumb” to determine your exact shutter speed in comparison to your frame rate in under 10 seconds (this works every time!)
The differences between shutter speed for photos and video (many new videographers take months or years to really understand this)
What happens if you break the rules and shoot at a much faster shutter speed
Aperture
Yes it controls the amount of light and depth of field but selecting the proper aperture will play a major part in how well you can “Follow Focus” to help you get that tack sharp video. The best way to see this in action is to watch us at the piano tickling the ivory.
A few of the secrets waiting for you in this section…
Our simple and easy to remember advice for making sure your videos are ALWAYS in focus
How to tell if you should shoot wide open vs. closed down
Our selective focus method that makes your videos even more interesting
ISO
Sometimes you just have to ride your ISO up or down to allow your shutter speed and aperture to work with the frame rate you chose. This plays a major role in the final quality of your video and whether or not you need to bring in more lighting.
A few of the secrets waiting for you in this section…
How we determine how high or low of an ISO to use in each shot
One simple adjustment that will allow you to dramatically lower your ISO
How you can use higher ISO to gain the “artistic look”
Why Are Picture Styles Important?
How much work do you want to do in post? Can your computer handle all the processing needed to do color correcting of a “flat” picture style? Our DSLR’s are not capturing RAW video (yet) so we have to pay very close attention to how we set our picture controls.
A few of the secrets waiting for you in this section…
Our top tips and tricks for making sure your picture style is always set properly
Todd’s “safeguards” to make sure you don’t set your styles wrong (this will avoid a lot of frustration and headaches in post production)
Todd and Jared’s technique to visually see the difference between an acceptable picture style and one that’s not even close
How to Stabilize Your Camera
(Camera Supports)
One of the keys to high quality video is stable footage. This means you will need a way to keep your camera still even when you are on the move. In this section we make it a key point to walk you through and demonstrate as many options as possible.
A few of the secrets waiting for you in this section…
How you can get stable video every time, even with no budget for more equipment
Our favorite techniques to utilize the gear you already have to stabilize your video
The #1 reason why you want to get stable video in the camera opposed to doing it in post (this is huge for video quality)
Wow, How Did You Get That Smooth Movement?
This section is all about camera movement. Sure you can shoot all of your DSLR videos stationary, but when you add movement your videos take on a whole new life. Check out all the different ways you can get movement to bring life to your videos.
A few of the secrets waiting for you in this section…
The best gear options for adding professional movement to your videos
Todd’s weird tip for adding movement in the RIGHT places to make your videos look much more professional
The best stabilizer to use to create dramatic scenes and openings