camera work

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check list


Sound
  • Mic/Boom/Directional (Shotgun Rifle) External
  • When you start record put on the headphones 
  • Avoid distortion 
White balance
  • Telling camera colours 
  • AWB
  • you would have to change the white balance 
Exposure
  • Dark or light 
  • Zebra 
  • Iris changes size
  • ND Filters 0
Focus
  • Is its sharp
  • Focus wheel/Ring
Framing
  • Shot type


SWEFF
First I attached the external microphone and then I had turned on input 2 so the sound can heard in one ear of the headphones, and you can hear the internal microphone the other ear. Also I had turned off the microphone so it is only powered by the camera. 

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