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Episode 22 - Interview Lighting, DIY, Trick Out Your A7s, and Coma
In This Episode...
• Rodney asks Keith about how he does interview lighting, and Keith reveals the standard setup, and his new interview lighting secret weapon.
• Then Rodney and Keith discuss Practical DIY, including Keith's use of the Davis & Sanford Steadystick, Manfrotto 494RC2 Ball Head, Panasonic GH4, Convergent Designs' Odyssey 7Q, the Cotton Carrier Camera Vest, and the Nebula 4000 Lite Gimbal.
• Then, in the famous and ever-popular "Put Me In A Coma" segment, we nearly lose Rodney as Keith explains filters, particularly the mind-numbing circular polarizer and ever-popular variable ND filters.
• In the Outtro, Rod and Keith discuss a listener's audio recording microphone question, Keith's Sony A7s and all the accessories he's added to make it work better, including the Meike MK-AR7 battery grip, EOS to E mount adapters such as the Metabones "Speed Booster", the Fotodiox Vizelex ND Throttle, the Commlite EF-E mount adapter, and Keith installs the Cineasy Touch onto his A7s while on the air - will he void his warranty again?
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By Keith Moreau and Rodney Lui
5
77 ratings
In This Episode...
• Rodney asks Keith about how he does interview lighting, and Keith reveals the standard setup, and his new interview lighting secret weapon.
• Then Rodney and Keith discuss Practical DIY, including Keith's use of the Davis & Sanford Steadystick, Manfrotto 494RC2 Ball Head, Panasonic GH4, Convergent Designs' Odyssey 7Q, the Cotton Carrier Camera Vest, and the Nebula 4000 Lite Gimbal.
• Then, in the famous and ever-popular "Put Me In A Coma" segment, we nearly lose Rodney as Keith explains filters, particularly the mind-numbing circular polarizer and ever-popular variable ND filters.
• In the Outtro, Rod and Keith discuss a listener's audio recording microphone question, Keith's Sony A7s and all the accessories he's added to make it work better, including the Meike MK-AR7 battery grip, EOS to E mount adapters such as the Metabones "Speed Booster", the Fotodiox Vizelex ND Throttle, the Commlite EF-E mount adapter, and Keith installs the Cineasy Touch onto his A7s while on the air - will he void his warranty again?