We have Red Rock Micro, Marshal Monitors and Hoodman will be showcasing their latest equipment, fresh from NAB.
Contact:
Tom MurrayThe Association of Film and Video Producers
thomas@theassociation.com
(818) 841-9660
When: Saturday, April 24th, 1pm - 6pm
Where
TBA
(Los Angeles area)
Registration Price: $350
1. What's the best setup of the camera?
2. How does DSLR compare to RED in terms of quality?
3. Can I mix DSLR footage with the RED or film?
4. What are the best lenses to use?
5. Can I use a Follow Focus?
6. Can I use available light to shoot and lower my lighting budget?
7. What is the transcoding process?
8. Can I use HDLRs for Timelapse?
9. What are the limitations of the 4:2:0 color space?
10. What's the best support & handheld rigging?
11. What should I look for when choosing a shoulder mount solution?
12. Should I shoot "flat" or not?
13. Can I quickly mount the camera on a car or boat?
14. Does the CMOS sensor overheat and affect the image quality?
15. How do I monitor the image?
16. How do I set exposure?
17. What's the best viewfinder?
18. Does the new firmware provide histograms?
19. Are there any particular lighting setups that are optional for HDSLR's?
20. Do I use Auto Metering?
21. What is my post workflow...the different codecs and frame rates?
22. How do I handle audio?
23. What kind of memory cards do I use?
24. What do I use to offload the cards in the field?
25. What are the absolute essential accessories for making an HDSLR cinema capable?
26. 27.How do I address moiré and aliasing issues?
27. How do I manage the rolling shutter issue?
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