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Videoghraphy suggestions

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markc
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Im some what new to photography and video and i was wondering if anyone could give me some advice on what lenses to pick editing software etc. i have two lenses for my t4i a 18-55mm kit lense and a 40mm pancake will they work alright and what video settings should i shoot in +k for advice. Thanks
Nov 14 2012 11:16PM
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Linked
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You are going to want and get some sort of stabilization (tripod or glidecam)
For editing you have final cut for mac, sony vegas for windows or adobe premier for both.
You are going to want and get an extra battery and some fast memory cards. Look at getting an ND filter and a external mic.

For lenses a lot of people will suggest a tokina 11-16 and a tamron 17-50 and depending what you are shooting a telephoto.

That's all video based stuff.

Nov 14 2012 11:39PM
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markc
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I have a tripod and am getting a steadicam thanks for the advice too. I was also wondering if it is better to shoot in 60 or 24 fps.
Nov 14 2012 11:42PM
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Linked
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60fps if you plan to slow it down at all.
Nov 14 2012 11:53PM
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markc
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Alright cool thanks
Nov 15 2012 12:00AM
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steezyshit
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24 fps is mostly when you want to film a movie
Nov 15 2012 7:17AM
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markc
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And anyone has a lense fs tell me
Nov 15 2012 1:35PM
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heath
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? you dont have to buy a lens from NS...
Nov 15 2012 1:36PM
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markc
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Yah but im broke i dont have money for a new lense maybe used
Nov 15 2012 1:55PM
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heath
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First of all, its LENS.

Second of all, video/photo equipment isn't cheap, even used. Be prepared to save up money to buy even just 1 lens.
Nov 15 2012 2:20PM
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RagingBuffalo
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If you are going to be filming skiing, I'd suggest investing in a fisheye, as well as a handle, For photographs, i love my 50mm lens. And with fisheye DO NOT use autofocus.s
Nov 15 2012 4:22PM
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Mag
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What...
Nov 15 2012 4:31PM
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BA.berger
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When youre done editing just covert it down to 24fps and make sure you're not using a slowmo lower than 40% if youre shooting @60fps
Nov 15 2012 4:46PM
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Tikayt
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Well If you know you're gonna shoot something you want in Slowmotion then you'll have level up the fps in order to slow it down nicely in post production. But just shoot in 24/25fps (24 for film 25 for TV). No need to push the frame rate for nothing.
Nov 16 2012 5:26PM
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TijmenDal
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I got a couple lenses for sale.

50mm, 135mm, 70-210 and a 60mm. Prices range from 40$ to 250$.
Nov 16 2012 5:59PM
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RagingBuffalo
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what.
Nov 16 2012 7:12PM
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jkauffman22
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If you're interested I have a 55-250 I'm looking to sell. Pm me
Nov 18 2012 4:02AM
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