I have recently met a female Dom. she is helping me make tickling videos. we've made 4 so far. trying to get to 10 for clips4sale. So far we have used my video camera, and hers, but the quality is still coming out grainy. Any suggestions on what to get, including lights etc... Feedback please
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mch5
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and a good editor/converter software.
shoot hi-res, lower it later with less quality loss. the other way around won't be good.
on compression, find the best kbs for you to keep the quality AND the low file size.
and listen to your audience (pits pits pits...) 🙂
shoot hi-res, lower it later with less quality loss. the other way around won't be good.
on compression, find the best kbs for you to keep the quality AND the low file size.
and listen to your audience (pits pits pits...) 🙂
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The light is essential. At least one kilowatt halogen lamp, or even two.
But never aim your lamps directly to the object; the shadows would be too harsh.
Instead head the lamp up to the celling. The light reflected from above will make the picture look more natural and less grainy.
Daylight is O’K as well, but is tricky to get the good result - use a cold-light (diode) lamp on your camera to smooth the shadows. Newer mix warm halogen beam with cold day light.
But never aim your lamps directly to the object; the shadows would be too harsh.
Instead head the lamp up to the celling. The light reflected from above will make the picture look more natural and less grainy.
Daylight is O’K as well, but is tricky to get the good result - use a cold-light (diode) lamp on your camera to smooth the shadows. Newer mix warm halogen beam with cold day light.
