Here are some basic for shooting video with a DSLR.
The most important point is that you need to get your camera off auto, and set the Shutter Speed for twice the Recording format.
For example:
Shooting at 24p for a film look, your shutter should be set to 1/50 ( there is no 1/48 shutter speed).
Shooting at 30p for a video look, your shutter should be set to 1/60.
For those used to using their shutter to brighten and darken images, you need to use ISO and F- Stop controls, and not the shutter wheel.
Here is a in-depth article from one of the past DVworkshops.com newsletters
The most important point is that you need to get your camera off auto, and set the Shutter Speed for twice the Recording format.
For example:
Shooting at 24p for a film look, your shutter should be set to 1/50 ( there is no 1/48 shutter speed).
Shooting at 30p for a video look, your shutter should be set to 1/60.
For those used to using their shutter to brighten and darken images, you need to use ISO and F- Stop controls, and not the shutter wheel.
Here is a in-depth article from one of the past DVworkshops.com newsletters
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