Many basic consumer cameras costing between $200 and $700 have all the features you need. Modern cameras record directly to high definition digital files. What kind of cameras work best for art videos? I’d much rather concentrate on the painting and then record a voiceover after the edit (more on audio in a future post). I find it hard to speak coherently while I’m painting without skipping a key point, repeating myself, or simply misspeaking. The best they can achieve is to peer obliquely over your shoulder and ask you to explain what you’re doing while you paint. Once you learn to use the gear, your videos will be much better than a pro crew can ever hope to create anyway. Modern entry-level consumer cameras and software give you better results than top-of-the line professional equipment from five years ago. Setup for shooting a sequence in my upcoming casein video.įor the same price that it would cost to hire a professional crew for a couple of days, you can buy all the gear you’ll need. Once you get used to it, it’s just part of the process, as easy and automatic as laying out your palette. Learning how to shoot and edit isn’t as hard as it might seem. So I've got to make it work as a single operator. My wife Jeanette can't always help me because she's busy painting too and doesn't like to bother with tech too much. Dan Gurney Receives 2014 Edison-Ford Medal.Weaving warm and cool threads throughout the picture."How to Video Your Art" Part 1: Camera Guide.
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