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Canon t2i help

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C.A.V.
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just got it, wondering best way to get the best video and picture? post tips here! +k to help!

May 8 2012 2:20PM
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CrotchKiller
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https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/forums/readthread/thread_id/691332/
May 8 2012 2:52PM
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NEEDMOSNOW
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Shoot the video in VGA and crop the video in then upload it straight to YouTube
May 8 2012 3:57PM
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BolderPro
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this and often leave the camera with a lens off and no cap so you can get some cool effects later on
May 8 2012 4:00PM
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NEEDMOSNOW
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Oh ya forgot to add that and there's this cool setting called google that will tell you all about these cool effects
May 8 2012 4:04PM
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p.hawks
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really guys, no one is going to tell him about the secret pro mode that automatically gives you awesome pictures and videos?
May 8 2012 5:07PM
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p.hawks
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but in all seriousness, to the op, there are no best settings, there are some that work to give better results, but you really just have to play around with it. The 180 degree shutter rule is good, but many people like a slightly faster shutter for action/slow motion. The best thing you can do is to get on google and learn how iso, shutter speed, and aperture affect video, and then look up some basic tips on composition. You could also try to recreate a picture or video you like online, to further understand how each setting affects the image. but really, the best thing you can do is play around and learn for yourself.
May 8 2012 5:14PM
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C.A.V.
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thanks for being the only one that actually helped and isnt a dick, +k man
May 8 2012 8:22PM
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BolderPro
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Did you look at the other thread that was posted it has all the knowledge you'll ever need to know
May 8 2012 8:27PM
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C.A.V.
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i did and it helped a ton! thansk man +k
May 8 2012 8:32PM
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CrotchKiller
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did you miss my very first post?
May 8 2012 9:16PM
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Will.T
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look at the thread called ''how to optimize your dlsr footage''

you'll see a bunch of tips !

** also, take your time to understand your camera.. when i got mine, i didn't even know what iso, aperture and shutter-speed was ahaha
May 8 2012 9:35PM
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p.hawks
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last I knew that turned into a discussion about camera features, and there wasn't a ton of solid advice. there were a few helpful things, but you have to weed through a lot. willstart had a thread/post or something a while ago that had really good tips for exporting, I used to have them saved in compressor, but now I switched to cs5.5
May 8 2012 9:45PM
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C.A.V.
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i saw it and gave you +k instantly!
May 8 2012 9:46PM
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