Llevo tiempo pensando en querer vender algunas cosas en el mercadillo del jueves. Me preguntaba como iba todo eso, llegas con tu mesita y pones un puesto? o necesitas hablar con alguien o pedir permiso?
Currently designing a 3d printed plane with LW - PLA and support spars. 2200mm wingspan (long endurance). As LW-PLA printed are hard to characterise with FEM analysis, I was wondering what the industry standard for rib and skin thickness is. Thanks in advance
I'm working out a project where I wanted several possible scenarios happening at once, and the best method i can come up with is simply shoot the same shot with the talent doing different things and then adding them in post.
However, my vision of the project kinda demands the camera to be non static. Before i compromise on that department, i wanted to review what options people have come up with. Something low budget if possible.
There's also the possibility of cropping in and matching the camera movements in post like that, but i only have the option to shoot 4k, and i don't know how much i can crop 4k for a 1080p project
thanks in advance
Hello. I'm currently designing a piece and i wanted to find a way to fix it in place within the structure. Is there any way to use either part design or assembly design to generate a structure that would fill the gap between both? to have a starting point.
Was shooting a scene for an amateur no budget short film and after a couple of takes this was the best of the takes for this particular shot .
Did not notice It when shooting cause the footage is in log but i was shooting with a preview rec709 mode so i could have a general idea of the look.
As of now, i'm currently addressing next shoot (remaining footage to be shot etc) and i wanted to know if there was a way to remove that shadow (thinking of manual masking and adjusting exposure) or if a reshoot is 100% required. I would Also need to think of how to avoid the shadow appearing in that lighting setup .
Any help would be appreciated. An honest "yeah no. You gotta reshoot" is also helpful advice.
Thanks in advance
Encima le iba a comprar las cámaras de todas maneras, y era una cuenta con muchisimas ofertas que me interesaban.
Me he dado cuenta de que me ha bloqueado cuando iba a finalizar la compra lmao.
He notado un cambio muy marcado del sabor del agua de grifo, ahora tiene un sabor como a cloro que se nota bastante. Me preguntaba si se trata de algo aislado mío o si alguien más en la ciudad lo ha notado
Lo de las cámaras vintage se ha convertido en un atropello desde que algun influencer se le ocurrio que era chulisimo grabar en vintage
Las cámaras Hi8 ya han pasado a 120+ pavos, pero he visto esto y ya me ha parecido demasiado. Video8 es para quienes no lo sepan el peor formato analogico (mucha peor calidad que incluso VHS)
Been a while of cameras being ridiculously expensive. I thought it'd die down as the fad passed but hi8 cameras sellers don't seem to have gotten the memo. Now we got people trying to sell not even Hi8 but Video8 for the price of a camera 10 years older than that one. I got a HDV camera for 120 bucks ffs
Where do you guys find your camcorders? How do you find deals that arent these ebay ripoffs?
They're going even harder than the US.
Once again Spain brings shame...
For non english Speakers: All pilots who had achieved permits to fly in airspaces administered by the ministry of Defense have received messages talking about an order given in June that banned the use of DJI products and told them to "change the UAV to a non DJI for the permit to be granted" - what a joke. So it is more or less clear this is specifically about dji and not civilian drones in general.
May sound like not a big deal, but there are enormous areas or airspace administered by the military for pilot training and the like. If you're from Badajoz, the entire airspace of the province is covered, affecting Caceres, Aracena and almost Madrid. This can encompass around 20% of Spain's airspace.
Drones used are DJI Neo and DJI Mini 3
The flight was part of a training in my company
For my training I wanted to try bypassing the 8 bit's banding issues by making a digital equivalent of the Technicolor process
I after correcting exposure, I divided the video into Red, Blue and Green, and then shifted the tints to Magenta, Cyan and Yellow (like in film) and recombined the three again. I then added a mist effect using a blur node to give It a more film like feel and to improve the highlight rolloff
ALL DRONE REGULATIONS WERE FOLLOWED IN THE MAKING OF THIS VIDEO. ALL FLIGHTS WERE PERFORMED IN SAFE, CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENTS AND WITH SEASONED PROFESSIONALS SUPERVISING. FLIGHTS INVOLVING OTHER UAVS WERE PERFORMED WITH CONSTANT COMMS BETWEEN OPERATORS AND CLOSE SYNC
Budget: around 300 ish + adapter
Country: Spain
Condition: Only used
Type of Camera: Mirrorless, DSLR, camcorder if need be
Intended use: Video
If video what style: filmmaking, vlogs, video essays
What features do you absolutely need: 4K, good colours, manual functions
What features would be nice to have: dynamic range as wide as possible, ≥8 bit depth. Would like something that can last me for a bit. Some forms of stabilisation as well.
Portability: not a priority but the more the merrier
Cameras you're considering: Canon EOS M (for Magic lantern), canon EOS M50 (native 4k), Panasonic g7, Panasonic gh4, canon eos 5D Mark II for same reason as EOS M (any Magic lantern compatible model for that matter)
Cameras you already have: canon XHA1, Xiaomi 14t phone.
Notes: I have a Mitakon MC Zoom 1:3.8/5.5 f=28- 200mm Macro vintage lens that i would like to put to use (thus saving Up on lenses)
Link: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/235949780962
I believe it has a canon EF mount
Autofocus is unimportant here.
I was reading about the camera options that were recommended in the FAQ section and noticed the thread's age. This makes me wonder if the recommendations are up to date, not only in camera but in general
I use rpgmake to destress and managed to start building some cool mechanics for a horror game where you're send to a building after a "zombie-ish" attack to burn the bodies but every body has a chance of becoming active and attacking you.
Got an "in map" basic combat system in progess
Full enemy patrol chase system and random chance of attack every X seconds
Randomised loot
Timer count and a system to save your record time
I'll add a "hide mechanic" and some enemy variations as well, and its puzzle making from there!
I just absolutely suck at anything art related so I was wondering if anyone who was interested would want to hop in. Payback would be to upload it to itch io and/or steam for like 0.99 and split it 70-30 (70% to artist 30% to me)
There are no viable cameras for filmmaking that fit my budget. As such, I must make do with what I've got - a phone.
It's not a bad start, as it features 4k, 10bit, but the footage looks heavily processed, even with HDR off, and using blackmagic the dynamic range suffers a lot and i don't have access to any log/proress formats (xiaomi). Also, the limits on shutter speed prevent me from step printing, which i intend to do. The footage has that ick of "heavily processed" that i can't quite put my finger on.
To those that have had to shoot with devices like this, how do you go about trying to hide in post that overly processed look? I was thinking of using vaseline on the lenses to get some halation and softenin the image, add a bit of box/gaussian blur (very slight) to desharpen it a bit more, and touch the exposure cure to have a highlight rolloff similar to that of film. However, I don't know how to go about the colors.
I'm investigating budget friendly cameras using my phone's recording capabilities (10 bit bit depth, 4k, dynamic range) as the "baseline" of what I should get - aimed at filmmaking. However, I had a doubt that i wanted to consult with more experienced people.
There are some cameras that only go up to 1080p, with 8 bit depth, but I'm wondering wether you actually get better results from these than a phone. Specially since they feature larger sensors, less digitally "enhanced" images without the heavy noise reduction, correct motion blur, HDR and all that jazz, plus the enhanced optics you get from lenses.
If you had to choose, would you go for an older/worse model or a phone?
I'm working on a found footage/fake doc project where we need to justify in the movie why no other surviving evidence exists besides the one presented in the film , and i had the idea that the monster/s or event in question did something to rolling shutter cameras with CMOS sensors that made the footage unusable - thus justifying that a CCD camera was unaffected. I basically wondered how the effects of rolling shutter can be recreated and exagerated in order to make the footage a mess in post.
Nowadays rolling shutter is almost not perceptible, so i'm wondering if anyone Who had experience with this effect being more noticeable could let me know how to exagerate in post.
Thank you
Gonna build a project for uni that requires the use of lightweight pla. I'm using an ender3 v3 SE and I'm aware this is a sensitive filament, so i want to be extremely careful with my work.
Has anyone tried to work with this filament before? Would you be so kind as to share the settings that have worked best for you?
First of all: No. I don't have the budget for a field recorder and a boom mic. I'm looking to upgrade my sound recording and it's been a huge headache so far for me. I have circled around two options, and i would greatly appreciate review, possible challenges, if they work or not for indoors/outdoors, and any alternatives.
My current available equipment:
2 C-2 Behringuer directional microphones for studio recording
1 tonor cardioid microphone.
2 behringuer sound cards for laptop.
My current options that I'm looking into:
1.- Connect the sound card/s to the laptop, make sure its battery's full, set the laptop off-camera with the sound cards, and use audacity for recording.
2.- I have a canon XH-A1 HDV camera that features XLR inputs with phantom power. Connect the same mics to the camera, record to tape, then capture using firewire for 1:1 digital data transfer, and in turn have one extra camera in my setup.
3.- Getting the cheap 20 bucks wireless lavalier mics that connect with phone, and have the phone in the talent's pockets so that it never gets too far from main source
4.- Using the talent's phones as recordeers by using the voice notes apps and putting the phones in chest pockets such as jackets or shirts.
My expectations are calibrated and i don't expect perfect or great results. My only objective is to have something that people won't instantly click away from because of terrible sound quality.
