Great vid been filming for a while/ I film in 16:9 on my 72mm opteka I check in on this Channel basically everytime I can’t figure something out- personally I just like 16:9 more dont @ me But a big point which I don’t think u mention is turn your ois setting off when filming fisheye!!
@@easkate You need that space between the fisheye and the camera due to how they work. If you could add some space to the mk1 by removing the bayo, and getting the correct threaded adapters you can make the MK1 work
The hpx 170 can shoot 4:3 in camera and the hmc 150 cant. Im wondering if that makes a difference in image quality when you have to crop the hmc 150 clips in post? Modify message
Could you link me that LED you're using on the left? I do a lot of nighttime fisheye clips with my hmc and I need something like that with the reflective barn doors so the light isn't super focused in the middle.
Yeah, it's super easy to do this in Resolve to multiple clips at once... even clips you haven't dropped in the timeline yet. Just put a new adjustment clip over the length of your clips, highlight the new adjustment clip then go into the inspector tab, scroll down to "zoom'' and stretch the clip up until your vig is correct.
Can you recommend a shutter speed for the HVX at 60 FPS? I've shot with 1/120 while adjusting the iris and 1/1000 and saw little difference. I know with a DSLR it seems to matter more.
Hi Ben, do you happen to know anything about the Realm Dist fisheyes and the Deathlens Fisheye Sales ones? Compared to for instance an MK1 lens and the Opteka ones.
Hey Ben! I have a question, I’m trying to export my footage from my hpx170 to my Mac but when I try to view them before I import to Adobe I can’t view them in QuickTime it’s saying it isn’t compatible what do I do or how to import the the way I can view the clips instead of importing everything and going through and see what is the marked clips? Please any advice will help thanks Ben! 🙏🏼
Ahh, right well since the DVCProHD format uses .MXF files, you might wanna consider downloading VLC player. VLC can run absolutely any video codec known to man, and it's free. That way you can open any of the .mxf files your HPX will spit out. And the only way to see a marked clip on the computer is by using the P2ViewerPlus software. That playsback audio and video at the same time, shows you metadata and also shows you what clips are marked. I can link you those links if you'd like?
@@BenJonesVideographer VLC player is that what you use? And I guess that isn’t too important rn It’s just the major issue I have rn is I can’t see what I’m import until I run it through Adobe
@@SeanGonzalezzz It's what I use yup. Here are those links for VLC: www.videolan.org/vlc/ And that link to P2 Viewer Plus: pro-av.panasonic.net/en/software/p2viewerplus/
@@BenJonesVideographer that’s weird I downloaded it but none of the videos of popping through the app but when I go to the videos on the external hard drive they have cones on it but still says it’s not compatible??? Am I doing something wrong or??
I'm not actually too sure. I don't think it will however due to the fact the MK2 is essentially a 72mm fisheye. You'd need an MK2 for a VX2000 but that won't fit. So you'll need an Opteka
