Podcasts about panasonic gh4

ENTERTAINING SHORT FILMS is a new category on the RPA Network, which features indie short films for your enjoyment! We applaud these creators! In the 1970s a group of teenage girls test their nerve against the legendary Witch Tree, it is told to possess a dark ancient spirit with evil intentions. We shot this using a Panasonic GH4 and a variety of vintage Carl Zeiss lens from the 1960s.

My lens-sensor specific camera settings are now available on my website (in addition to my LUTs). The goal of my settings is to create a more realistic (and cinematic) look from every lens-sensor combination I have (including the Panasonic GH4, G7, G85 and GX85) and a growing collection of lenses!!!

The yoga world has changed so much since I started teaching 16 years ago. Back then I didn't have a website, use social media or have any fancy tech equipment, and I didn't know many (any?) yoga teachers who did!  The need to be able to understand and use technology has changed a lot since 2005, and even more so in this last year...obviously. I'm so happy to have an episode for you today that has super practical answers to all your yoga-tech questions!  My guest today is Alex Haley (he/him) and in addition to being a long time meditation teacher, he is one of the co-founders of the public benefit corporation OfferingTree, which provides an all-in-one platform for yoga teachers and studios to build a website, manage scheduling, take payments and coordinate communication. Alex has also worked for start-ups, mid-sized companies and large multinationals in business roles, so he has tons of practical experience to share with us!   Alex is on the pod today to answer all your tech questions like: What is the best webcam? What is the best microphone? What is the best lighting setup? What are your thoughts about playing music through Zoom? What do you think yoga and meditation teachers most need in their website? What is the best way to seamlessly connect class registration to zoom links, billing and email reminders? How do you recommend yoga teachers effectively use SEO? What is the best way to collect payment for online and in-person classes? Resources Mentioned in this episode: webinars from OfferingTree, especially Meg Casebolt and Danait Berhe Logitech C920 ( ~$79) DSLR camera - Panasonic GH4 ( ~$650) Blue Yeti (podcast / video recording) Rode Wireless Go ( live teaching / movement / video recording ) Audio Technica AT2020 ( guided meditation / podcast / video recording ) Jabra Elite - many different models ( guided meditation / video recording ) AirPods Pro (live teaching / movement)

My July podcast is all about camera technology from formats and exposure to the emotion and motivation of focus pulling and much more. Topics covered include: What it takes to capture the “cinematic” look and feel with your camera Selecting your next camera: the pros & cons of Panasonic GH4, Sony A7s, Canon 5D Mark II & Mark III, C100, C300 and the Blackmagic Cinema Camera The emotion and motivation of focus pulling 3D LUTS and false color

Our second test of YodaYeo's focus fix for the Panasonic GH5.This test is with the GH4, to see if it works on that camera too.Check out YodaYeo's original video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGMY4YRTk0E Our test on the GH5 is here: https://vimeo.com/256684444Our article on this fix is available here: http://www.relate.com/2018/02/20/yodayeo-panasonic-gh5-focus-fix/

Filming, videography, editing, directing, drones, producing and working in-house with Brian Mulligan. Working across a variety of projects utilizing a full set of skills, working internally is a fantastic opportunity which host Blair Walker discusses with Brian.   Show Notes: Compiled by Matt Lloyd 00.44 - What Brian is currently working on: In-house corporate videos for IMMI manufacturers of vehicle safety equipment. 03.00 - Being in house affords you a deeper understanding of a company’s products/business than if you were an outsider. 04.40 - BM produces a 3-5 minute “newscast” or vlog every day, Monday - Thursday. 05.50 - Discussion of challenges faced when collating footage internationally. 08.20 - Frame.io as an international editing tool 08.45 - AI translation/transcription tools: Watson, Adobe Sensei, Speedscriber, Google. 09.28 - The explosion in quality and quantity of internally produced corporate videos. 10.08 - CAPE Remote Control Semi-Truck Crash: how BM organised and shot this “mini-documentary” 15.20 - Technicalities of the CAPE shoot. Gear: Phantom cameras running at 1000fps to capture footage of airbags deploying, GoPros, Panasonic GH4, DJI Phantom Pro 3 Drone Planning: 4 days prep time. Bespoke wifi control network for the truck. Computer simulations of the crash used to help plan the live shots. 17.45 - The importance of good audio capture. BM uses a standard shotgun mic with his GH4 and GH5. 19.50 - Educating your clients about the production process. 20.30 - The power of video as a storytelling medium 21.15 - “It’s not as easy as just picking up a camera and shooting something” - Making good video content requires thought, ask yourself: What is your story? What is your message? Brian considers it his job to help people tell their stories. 22.00 - Defining boundaries - being a corporation’s internal video resource can have pitfalls: learn to tell your colleagues there is a process involved in video making, you’re not simply a camera operator on tap. 22.50 - BM’s career history.  The Ampex Ace 25 linear editing suite. Editing Beta tapes, CMX style. Grass Valley software/hardware. Lightworks. Chyron character generator. 29.15 - BM on 3d: “You can’t just stick your toe in the water, you have to devote a lot of yourself to it” 30.25 - The advent of HD in broadcasting, circa 2006. 31.20 - Brian ran Smoke on an SGI machine. This system is incredibly robust, rendering out DPX sequences on the fly and storing them on its own “server”, in contrast to the After Effects approach of rendering at the end of the process. 32.30 - Cost vs time constraints: BW: “To the type of work you did, at the speed required” the Smoke/SGI suite was a was choice. 35.20 - Adobe Dynamic Link vs Smoke workflow 37.35 - Gear talk: Duzi slider, he doesn’t yet use a gimbal, Panasonic GH5. The leeway afforded by shooting in 4K, then editing in HD. Ikan lights 40.08 - All Brian’s gear has to be portable. 41.00 - The benifits of investing in good gear. 42.00 - Brian’s DIY “crane” handheld camera move, stabilized in post.   43.30 - Pro Video Picks: Brian: Smoke and Flame for Mac Blair: Keycloner for Ae   45.55  - Following Online: Brian: Shane Ross Chris Fenwick Scott Simmons Blair: Nodefest Slack   48.45 - Inspirational Videos: Brian: The Man Who Skated Right Off the Grid Blair: Holden 7s by Buck 51:15 - Brian Mulligan Online: @bkmeditor PremiumBeat   33:50 - Pro Video Podcast Online: Blair Walker - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Slack Pro Video Podcast - Facebook Group Pro Video Podcast - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Website Pro Video Podcast - Spotify  

Nick unravels the mystery of light leaks hitting Griffin’s Panasonic GH4 sensor. Shooting time lapses and infrared at Zion National Park. Episode recorded in St. George, Utah at the DOCUTAH film festival. Plus, your questions about green screen problems, editing short films, and entering film festivals.

Before their next full episode on September 13, Griffin decides to convert his Panasonic GH4 to shoot infared, instead of visible light. Nick joins Griffin in St. George, Utah next week for the DOCUTAH film festival.

Delve into the world of both analog and digital photography with John Reuter who is an accomplished artist, photographer, filmmaker, and director of the 20x24 Studio - the home of the mammoth Polaroid 20x24 camera. John discusses the continuing development, shooting, and editing of his film Camera Ready - a fascinating documentary of the Polaroid 20x24 camera and the artists that use it. John reveals his reasons for getting rid of his two Panasonic GH4’s and switching over to filming with a Sony a7sII and a Canon C100 Mark II. A lot of ground is covered in this lengthy conversation - from the challenges of mixing footage from different cameras, funding the production of the documentary, and two possible futures for the Polaroid 20x24 Project. Mentioned in the show: This episode is sponsored by: CrumplePop - Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro X Plugins: http://crumplepop.com Get 10% off a subscription to Soundstripe.com (use code ARTFULCAMERA when you check out): https://artfulcamera.com/soundstripe 20x24 Studio: http://www.20x24studio.com Camera Ready Movie: http://camera-readymovie.com John Reuter Blog: http://johnreuter.com/blog/ NY Times article on Polaroid 20x24: https://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/21/arts/design/champion-of-a-polaroid-behemoth-yields-to-the-digital-world.html?_r=1 Artful Camera website: https://artfulcamera.com  

Richie Leahey talks about using the Panasonic GH4 camera for sports photography. I'm talking about the Pansaonic G-H4 once again. AJ's junior high football highlights and the cloud observation. Science Olympiad – Cloud Observation Objective: Students will predict precipitation based on the type of cloud currently present outside.

Richie Leahey talks about using the Panasonic GH4 camera for sports photography.

Richie Leahey talks about 4K video and the Panasonic GH4 camera.

Alleine zu zweit sind Andreas und Patrick, da das Urtier ausgeflogen ist. Was solls, dannn reden sie halt noch einmal über Amazons Cloud Drive, Barfusslaufen und Verkaufen von altem Krempel. Lieber Fluggast, wenn dir das Gehörte gefällt oder dir Sorgenfalten auf die edle Stirn fabriziert, dann haben wir etwas für dich: iTunes Bewertungen. Follow-up Pferde Es ist soweit: Bibi & Tina “Großes Pferdeturnier” ist nun im App Store und ihr konnt abgaloppieren wie Sven. Discount auf iShowU Studio und Instant zCasting 3000 bieten den glücklichen 3, 4, 5 Leuten die XYZ twittern einen 10% Discountcode an, um iShow Studio oder Instant zu erwerben. Introducing Search Ads Nun ist es offiziell: Apple führt bezahlte Werbung im App Store ein. Notion – Der Tausendsasser Notizenjongleure, Trelloliebhaber und Wikik-Kollaborateure können sich Notion mal anschauen, denn dass kann “Docs, wikis, tasks, seamlessly in one” und biete “A unified workspace for modern teams”. Schaut selbst. 4K Video But we have to applaud Apple here, because the quality of the video footage out of these iPhones is downright amazing. We were getting as good or better quality from the iPhone as what we had been shooting on for the past year, the Panasonic GH4. Daran wie schön das iPhone Filmchen machen kann will euch Andreas erinnern mit diesem Fundstück: This 4K Aerial Film Features Cities from Across the United States, Shot Entirely on iPhone. Amazon Cloud Drive acd_cli rclone Mounting Amazon Cloud Drive and Uploading Encrypted Data Mount Drive in Finder ExpanDrive CloudMounter GoodSync Time Machine Backup selbst bauen? https://blog.interlinked.org/tutorials/rsync_time_machine.html https://github.com/laurent22/rsync-time-backup https://amc.ovh/2015/08/14/mounting-uploading-amazon-cloud-drive-encrypted.html mlbackup Bah! Fuzz Almost there: Nike Free 3 Besser: Zero Drop, weite Zehen, minimalistisch… vor allem die Sohle, leicht Vibram FiveFingers Merrell Vapor Glove (auch dünne Vibram Sohle) 164g Lems SOLE RUNNER VIVOBAREFOOT Natural Foot Wisdom with Podiatrist Dr. Ray McClanahan - YouTube Gebrauchtes Verkaufen: rebuy momox mietregal Unsere Picks Patrick: Reigns Andreas: RegExRX In Spenderlaune? Wir haben Flattr und PayPal am Start und würden uns freuen.

#054 - Dave Dugdale has been sharing his filmmaking journey on YouTube since he first got a Canon T2i in 2010. I stumbled across his videos a few years ago when I first bought a DSLR and was trying to figure out what camera settings to use. In today's podcast episode I chat with Dave about how he transitioned from making videos about real estate to drive search traffic into teaching video production and making videos for a living instead. We discuss why you might want to use a mirrorless camera like a Sony A7 series or Panasonic GH4 instead of a DSLR from Canon, give advice for making videos in a crowded niche, and why having a regimented release schedule for your videos might not be the best way to go.Items mentioned in this episode:Dave Dugdale's YouTube ChannelLearningVideo.comDave's Camera CoursesShould You Shoot in 4K? (& Mirrorless vs. DSLR) — DIY Video GuyDSLR Video Shooter - YouTubeBasic Filmmaker - YouTubeFilm Riot - YouTubeFilmmaker IQ - YouTubeIndy Mogul - YouTube

This extra podcast we talk about the transition from Canon 5D mliii's to either Sony A7s or Panasonic GH4. Daniel Jeremiah took the Panasonic route, we discuss his very fortunate working environment and how he integrated the GH4 into his workflow with weddings and corporate promotional video work. Follow Dan here: http://www.danieljeremiah.com Thank you for listening. SUBSCRIBE on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/our-week-in-video-video-production/id955970525?mt=2   To see out work follow these links:   Ben’s http://www.brutoncoxvisuals.com http://www.theweddingcut.com https://twitter.com/brutoncox   Rich’s http://www.auroravideo.co.uk https://twitter.com/auroravideo

Dave Dugdale is back on the Digital Convergence Podcast and talks about his decision to buy the a7R II. Dave also shares why he will probably sell his Panasonic GH4 even though he thinks it's a great camera. We touch on handheld gimbals, the recently announced Sony a7S II, working with S-Log, Dave's comparison tests of the Sony cameras with RED, and his experience on editing and color grading with Davinci Resolve. Kris Simmons - the Video Business Success Coach - comes to the rescue. What do you do when you feel nothing is working in your business? How do you get unstuck when you feel you are getting nowhere in getting client work? Kris helps you get unstuck and get moving forward with your digital media business. This Episode Sponsored By: Pond5Creativity Starts Here.Royalty-free footage, audio, images, and visual effects.All you need, all in one place. Save 25% off your next Pond5 order by using the discount code DCP when you checkout at: http://pond5.com Mentioned In This Episode: Dave Dugdale's website:http://learningvideo.com CheesyCam - DIY Video and Photography Projects:http://cheesycam.com/ CAME-Single 3 Axis Gimbal Camera 32bit Boards With Encoders:http://www.came-tv.com/camesingle-3-axis-gimbal-camera-32bit-boards-with-encoders-p-673.html PILOTFLY H1+ 32bit Handheld 3axis Stabilizer for Mirrorless camera:http://copter-rc.com/en/catalog/68-pilotfly-h1-32bit-handheld-3axis-stabilizer-for-mirrorless-camera.html Davinci Resolve 2:https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve ClipToolz Convert 2:https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve Special Offers: Take your video business to the next level with KRE8 University:http://creativemethod.tv/kre8 Learn to master color for video at Mixing Light:http://creativemethod.tv/mixinglight Save $25 off the first year of access to Academy of Storytellers:http://creativemethod.tv/academy Please note that some of the links above are affiliate links. They do not affect the price you pay for the services or products linked. I do receive a small commission from the sale that helps offset the cost of publishing this website.  

Mitch from http://www.planet5D.com joins me to discuss the Panasonic GH4 V-Log hack, Brightcast flex led panels, Canon ME20F-SH low light performance, and more.  On itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/dslr-film-noob-podcast/id955926668?mt=2 On soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/deejay-scharton On dslrfilmnoob.com: http://www.dslrfilmnoob.com/category/podcast/ You can find the show notes here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EW3o5ZElQJZSag3Em5IFvletf4OY0cH3H6yhTbyIqxg/edit?usp=sharing Ask questions at: http://www.reddit.com/r/dslr Flexlight: 2:05 ME20F-SH : 7:50 Panasonic GH4 mistake: 20:00 Drobo: 27:30 Canon Expo: 36:00 Genus variable ND: 43:10 Mitakon Lens: 50:20

Filmmaker Ron Dawson talks about creating experimental documentary ImprovJam: A Musical Convergence of Jazz, Rock & Rap. ImprovJam captures the improvisational jam sessions of three of Seattle's finest jazz musicians, a rock guitarist, and a freestyle rapper.  ImprovJam was filmed on location in the music room of Garfield High, a school with a rich musical history, boasting one of the finest jazz teams in the nation, and alma mater to such musical legends as Jimi Hendrix, Quincy Jones, and contemporary rap artist Macklemore.  What happens when Ron and his crew takes nine video cameras including two Canon C100's, two T3i's, two 70D's, and four Panasonic GH4's - and records the convergence of jazz, rock, and rap is nothing short of magical. Mentioned in the show: Producer/Director Ron Dawson, Dare Dreamer Mediahttp://daredreamer.net ImprovJam: A Musical Convergence of Jazz, Rock & Raphttp://soundandsea.tv/improvjam/ Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestrahttp://srjo.org/ Ayron Jones of Ayron Jones and the Wayhttp://ajandtheway.com/ Turtle T.http://whatsupturtle.com/ RA Scionhttp://rascion.com/ Willow Craft Mediahttp://willowcraftmedia.com/ Blue Fern Productionshttp://bluefernproductions.com/ David Patterson (Camera and Audio)https://vimeo.com/davepatterson Blaine Rochester (Audio Mixer)http://www.nueraofficial.com/ Ryan Booth - Serial Box TV:http://www.ryanbooth.net/serialbox-presents/ RØDE Microphoneshttp://rode.com/ LensProToGohttp://lensprotogo.com/ Rhino Camera Gearhttp://rhinocameragear.com/ FxFactorhttp://fxfactory.com/ Music Bedhttp://musicbed.com/ Take your business to the next level with KRE8 University: http://carlolson.tv/kre8 Become an associate producer of the Digital Convergence Podcast by your generous financial support: http://www.patreon.com/carlolson Leave voice mail feedback:https://www.speakpipe.com/CarlOlson Send me an email: http://carlolson.tv/contact/

‘Objectif Numérique - Épisode #50 : Soyons Zen et test des Sony QX10 et QX100 - Getty rend 35 millions d'images "gratuites" // Panasonic GH4 (vidéo 4K) // Objectifs Tamron 18-300 et 28-300 // L'usine Sigma au Japon // Le Zen de la photographie // Objectif Sony 18-105 f4 // Sony vend son quartier-général au Japon // Contrôler son reflex grâce à un routeur sans fil // Un logiciel de gestion des fichiers // Critique des objectifs autonomes Sony QX10 et QX100’  

This month on the new positive podcast we discuss System Shock 2,  Classic NES games, our love of rag-doll effects and the saviors of the  game industry, we re-discuss Muramasa, how were not looking forward to  Thief 4 and the TV series Sherlock and Vikings. Luke talk about hardware  with the hard drive busting Panasonic GH4 and and retro game friend  Retron 5. We also talk about saving games from the floods, Nick’s  inability to pronounce names and Benedict Cumberbatch parents. we also  ask the question: where is the future for Nintendo? Notes Before Infinite there was Bioshock, and before Bioshock there was System Shock 2. In case you missed then last time, have another look at Muramasa and Thief 4. Fancy being pushed over the edge into manic depression? play Metro 2033. A modern re-interpretation of classic deerstalker hat wearing detective. And TV programs about Nordic invaders and an alternative. Relive classic times with the Retron 5. Lots of hard drive space you need filled, get the Panasonic GH4. And here are Benedict Cumberbatch Mother and Father that none of us had heard of. Anything you think we should talk about? Weird news to blow Luke mind with? Or just want to ask us a question? You can email us here. Follow us on twitter Like us on facebook See our YouTube channel Join us on google+ Until next time guys Cheers Nick, Luke and Adam

On the agenda - Peeble Steel, tiny motors to fit in a human cell, 4k video cameras from Blackmagic and Panasonic (GH4), LogMeIn free alternatives, Microsoft makes Satya Nadella CEO and brings Bill Gates back, Sony quits PC business, Uber taxis. Running time : 0:48:17