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Video is all white! please help!

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supersquid
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the iso is all the way down at 100 im shooting with a t3i and the kit lens. it was a bright and sunny blue sky day with no clouds and i got a bunch of clips but they are all whited out and over exposed.
https://www.newschoolers.com/mymedia

theres the link to my page i am bad at embedding so i decided to save the embaressment of a quad post
Feb 17 2016 4:35PM
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ascent_studios
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Wrong link
Feb 17 2016 5:42PM
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saskskier
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I don't know much about anything, but if it's bright and sunny out, I feel like you shouldn't be filming at ISO 100...
Feb 17 2016 5:45PM
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Forcillo
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saskskierI don't know much about anything.


Correct.

OP, ISO isn't the only thing that controls exposure. You were likely shooting at f3.5 or so with a slow shutter speed. For sunny days, I usually shoot F11-13, 1/250, ISO 100 @720/60. A lot of people will tell you that your shutter speed should be double the frame (about 1/125 for 720/60), but the difference is negligible for skiing unless you go up to or over about 1/500
Feb 17 2016 6:36PM
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nutz.
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saskskierI don't know much about anything, but if it's bright and sunny out, I feel like you shouldn't be filming at ISO 100...


iso 100 is really low dude, that makes it darker (1600 iso = higher = more light). so that's wrong

shutter speed and aperture also factor into the lighting though. All in all expose for your highlights and you shouldn't have a problem when filming daylight stuff
Feb 17 2016 7:23PM
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saskskier
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ForcilloCorrect.

OP, ISO isn't the only thing that controls exposure. You were likely shooting at f3.5 or so with a slow shutter speed. For sunny days, I usually shoot F11-13, 1/250, ISO 100 @720/60. A lot of people will tell you that your shutter speed should be double the frame (about 1/125 for 720/60), but the difference is negligible for skiing unless you go up to or over about 1/500


nutz.iso 100 is really low dude, that makes it darker (1600 iso = higher = more light). so that's wrong

shutter speed and aperture also factor into the lighting though. All in all expose for your highlights and you shouldn't have a problem when filming daylight stuff


Yup. My bad guys. I spoke before I should have.
Feb 17 2016 9:00PM
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eheath
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OP, you cant just link to your my media, everyone has their own unique my media based on which account is logged in.

here is your video. to embed you take the link (https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/814290/MVI-6211-MOV) and put [ video ] link [/ video] (no spaces) and it will embed

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/814290/MVI-6211-MOV


What setting were you on? M, T, A? etc. Its overexposed, shutter speed (action, motion blur) looked fine, it looks your aperture was very open (ie low number) you need to change those settings, not just ISO.

**This post was edited on Feb 17th 2016 at 9:15:40pm
Feb 17 2016 9:14PM
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