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by Zack Young · Posted
On-set virtual production (OSVP) is the real-time mixing of live-action footage with computer-generated imagery to create amazing in-camera visual effects (ICVFX). These days, most OSVP happens on a volume, a studio space with seamless LED panels (or cabinets, as they’re known in OSVP) grouped together to display rendered images that are then captured live in-camera alongside human talent. These cabinet configurations can be as simple as a flat backdrop stacked from the ground up, and as complicated as a full curved 360° wrap hung from trusses
by Zack Young · Posted
In an increasingly digital world, it’s often no longer feasible for an entire technical team to be on site for a production. But as more infrastructure moves to the cloud, physical camera hardware still often stands in the way by requiring in-person setup and fine tuning. That’s where PTZ cameras come in. With their ability to be remotely panned, tilted, and zoomed, they open up a world of possibilities for remote production. So what are the best ways to utilize them? Let’s dive in!
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by Steven Esposito · Posted
It’s been a long time since I heard the name VAIO. Once tied to Sony, VAIO gained popularity as a brand focused on supporting creative endeavors. It was so popular that Steve Jobs wanted it to run MacOS. VAIO was the first mobile computer to feature a built-in webcam, popularize chicklet-style keyboards, and offer a better overall better screen experience than the competition. Even the name VAIO—Visual Audio Intelligent
by Zack Young · Posted
Once you’re familiar with the basic concepts behind high-volume photography, the next logical step is to figure out what gear you need to purchase. That’s when the panic might hit. Suddenly you’re flooded with decisions about cameras, lenses, strobes, backdrops, barcode scanners, and more, each category including tons of different options at every
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Steve Giralt explains what image-based lighting (IBL) is, how it works, and what its role is in virtual production.
0:00 - In Today's Video
0:25 - What Is Image-Based Lighting?
1:33 - Demo
4:31 - Image-Based Lighting Breakdown
7:00 - LED Walls
8:10 - Recap
Part 1: Intro to Virtual Production: The Future of
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Properly lighting a cyc wall can be a little tricky, especially when you throw color into the mix. FilmLaab, a Salt Lake City-based video production company, explains this process, and shows you how Nanlite's innovative lighting solutions can help. They will be using the new Nanlite PavoSlim 60C, a game-changer in professional lighting for photography and videography.
0:00 - Intro
2:22 - About FilmLaab
7:55 - Why is Lighting Important?
10:46 - How to Light Different Scenes
13:36 - It's Okay to Break the
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Nikon Ambassador Kristi Odom is in La Senda Verde, Bolivia, to photograph the native bee population. In this video, Odom explains how she utilizes photography to tell their story. She also walks through working with experts to learn the best way to photograph the bees.
0:00 - Why Macro?
0:52 - In This Video
1:54 - The Story
3:14 - Flash and Continuous Light
4:28 - Consulting Animal Experts
5:04 - Today's Gear and Set Up
6:41 - Creativity
8:46 - Photojournalism and Conservation
10:42 - What's Next
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What are the advantages of natural light in portraiture? In this video, Lotta Milde shares her techniques for working with natural light when making portraits. She explains how to utilize direct, diffused, or backlight and teaches you how to use a reflector.
0:00 - What is Natural Light Photography?
0:42 - Harsh/Direct Light
1:51 - Diffused Light
2:24 - Backlight
2:55 - Upgrade Your Natural Light Portraits
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In this video, join Westcott Top Pro Ian Spanier as he deconstructs a recent location shoot. Spanier explains how he uses harsh sunlight to his advantage and finds the best solutions to the limitations of on-location photoshoots.
0:00 - Introduction
1:43 - Problem Solving on Location
6:13 - Gear
9:38 - Open Shade: The Sun as a Backlight / Sun Flares: The Sun as a Highlight
18:20 - Using Reflectors: The Power of Light Compels You!
21:16 - Review: Tips & Tricks
25:44 - Avoid the "Bad Light"
30:25 - Using the Sun as Your Key Light
33:00 - Be
by Stepan Andranikian · Posted
Pop quiz, hotshot: What happens when you combine Sony’s feature-packed FX6 cine camera with a top-of-the-line, AI-powered PTZ?
Answer: the Sony FR7 Cinema Line PTZ Camera, a full-frame, interchangeable lens camera with superior PTZ performance and functionality.
Sony FR7 Cinema Line PTZ Camera
If you
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In this video, Monica Sigmon explains how powerful family portraits can be. If you want to learn how to brand and price your work properly, plan your photoshoots, run your studio, and more, let Sigmon be your guide.
What is your process for taking family portraits? Tell us about the gear and lighting you prefer in the Comments section, below.
0:00 - Clayton Singleton, "I See You"
2:59 - About Sigmon’s Work
6:33 - The Power of a Portrait
8:01 - Having an Investment-Worthy Product
16:25 - The Processes
25:19 - Confidence
31:42 - Pricing
37:02
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Join Jabari Holder in the studio as he breaks down a three-point lighting setup in less than five minutes. He explains why a basic lighting technique is perfect for interviews, talking-head shots, YouTube videos, portrait photography, and more. What is your go-to lighting setup?
0:00 - Introduction
0:21 - Initial Tips
0:55 - Key Light
2:12 - Fill Light
2:41 - Hair Light
2:58 - Additional Tips
3:12 - The Possibilities
3:49 - Final Thoughts
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by Shawn C. Steiner · Posted
Canon’s ambitious moves in less-talked-about imaging spaces like PTZ and 3D seem to be coming together finally. At CES 2023, Canon revealed a more complete ecosystem and product lineup that has real-world uses for up-and-coming markets like 3D rendering, virtual/mixed reality systems, and enhanced live event coverage or streaming via PTZ camera setups.
Suddenly, that interesting RF 5.2mm 3D VR Lens for the
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In this video, Chris Orwig explains how to direct, light, pose, and more. These strategies are perfect for capturing amazing portraits, bringing out the best in your subjects, and improving your skills. Plus, discover helpful techniques for getting and keeping clients.
0:00 - Introduction
3:35 - Process
8:30 - Embrace the Process and Workflow
10:42 - Final Comments on Process
19:29 - Posing: Anchored
31:10 - Posing: Eye-to-Eye
33:52 - Posing: Sitting Knee Tuck
35:41 - Final Comments on Posing
43:23 - Image Editing for Print
45:33 -