How to Get Cinematic Movement with a Slider | Cinematography Tips
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- čas přidán 21. 01. 2020
- shutr.bz/36keGA4 - In the age of affordable gimbals, we have seen the decline of sliders. The work of a slider is an art in its self, and in this video, we will show you great techniques that will challenge the best gimbal work.
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I love his teaching, kinda like DSLR GUIDE. slow and precise
Sliders are great for interviews on the B camera. Interviews can visually be boring/stagnant. By putting a slider and a constant recycle motion back and forth gives movement and separation between the subject and background.
That background is amazingly beautiful. Nice work man.
Great job... thanks for the tips. Be well and stay encouraged!!!
The locations... so beautiful. And great choice with the red jacket in that setting.
I like all of your tutorial videos these are calm, wise and high quality!
this was informative and easy to consume. thanks! much appreciated from someone who just picked up an edelkrone slider a few weeks ago and has been loving the results so far.
Best use of a slider tutorial ever...well done sir!!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Brilliant slider tutorial - thank you. In addition to the benefits over a gimbal - I find that with a slider, using longer focal-length lenses is much more possible.
THANKS, IT WAS SO HELPFUL
Wow on the colors in this video!! Great tutorial!! Thank you!!!
Love all the info!
Marvelous, thank u for the info!
excellent advice this helped a lot.
Thank you !! i learned today ! jut got my Zeapon Micro 2 Camera Rail Slider but not tested because of the weather ;) i subscribed
This was very helpful thank you
Awesome video!
Thanks Lewis, got a shoot tomorrow where exactly this will come in handy. Definitely gonna go for the 10-18mm, not the nifty fifty
Nicely done!!!
Your location is amazing man and very good information.
This is a great tutorial, but it is worth mentioning if you shoot a product video, and you are really close to your subject/product it those wonders, also shooting objects with great cinematic effects can be in any scene if you start or finish on that specific object, because that object is so close to you, it does what a dolly would do in a large scene …
I find that using a gimbal in these cases is never as good, it can be because I do not have many years of experience, but I find that if you do the slider is always on top for that cinematic professional look.
Now to take things to the next level, you can put a gimbal on a slider if it has tracking and moves by itself you can start from the back of the slider coming to the side of it, going in parallel with the subject for the length of the slider and keep on tracking in front of the slider, and it gives you 180 degrees coverage at a cinematic level.
Many possibilities, slider are great the only bad thing about them is their size. Weight is not a problem since we have the carbon ones.
Just putting my 2 cents in, I am curious if anyone feels the same way in 2023, because internal stabilization and gimbals are even better now compared to when this tutorial was done.
Great video.
Damm dud A-mazing! Thank you for the hard work on this video
Dope video
Thank u
Thanks Louis for a great tutorial. Makes me want to dust off my slider....
So much content these days is super jumpy and pretentious. I much prefer this mellow vibe.
I'm curious, what lenses did you use? This looks fantastic, great work!
Hey Celo, a little bit of a mixture. The majority was shot on the Voigtlander 17mm and BMPCC4k. The shots with the ruined house and the shots with the gate were captured with the Nikkor 24mm & GH4, and the b-roll shots of myself walking with the slider on my back were with the 16-35mm Sony G master and Sony A7RIV.
Ugly McGregor Awesome! You guys did an amazing job with the color, I would never have guessed that you guys had used this many different cameras. Thanks for sharing!
How was the indoor scene lit? was it an hmi, or tungsten and was it diffused
Natural daylight at golden hour, no diffusion.
Can you at least tell me why is the name of that slider. Cause I've been searching on amazon and i cannot find it. By the way great video...
Hey, it's called a Glide Track, however, the company is no longer in business. This was purchased back in 2012. I'm sure you could find some cheap second-hand models on eBay though.
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