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10 Things to Remember When Shooting HD
by Blain Brown
- Never overexpose high def. There is no process that can bring back burned-out highlights; that information is lost forever.
- Control highlights: HD has trouble with them.
- Avoid using gain whenever possible.
- Nail exposure when you can, but if not, err on the side of underexposure, not overexposure.
- 23.98 fps is the most frequent choice for narrative storytelling.
- 29.97 fps is usually preferred for sports.
- A potential problem is too much depth-of-field. This is not a problem with full frame HD cameras as they are roughly the same DOF as 35mm film cameras.
- Another problem is seeing too much detail in things like makeup, sets, and wardrobe.
- Shoot at 23.98 or 29.97, not 24 or 30. This is important for audio sync.
- There are times when you will need to shoot actual 24 or 30 fps; consult with your editor.
Excerpted from
Cinematography: Theory and Practice, Second Edition: Image Making for Cinematographers and Directorsby Blain Brown, © 2011 Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved
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