Release date:2019, September 24
Author:Richard Harrington
Skill level:Intermediate
Language:English
Exercise files:Not Provided
The Blackmagic Cinema Cameras are some of the hottest cameras on the market. The ability to shoot both raw video and high-quality production codecs makes these cameras ready for the most demanding jobs. This course reviews the entire workflow for using the Blackmagic Pocket, Micro, and Studio Cinema Cameras—from preproduction to post. Learn how to choose the best Blackmagic camera for your shoot, power your camera and extend its battery life, and attach and swap lens. Plus, learn how to prep SD cards, CFAST cards, and SSDs to record; navigate the Blackmagic menu system; and choose the right settings for common production scenarios. Instructor Rich Harrington also shows how to capture high-quality audio, monitor recording, transfer footage off the camera, and keep your camera up to date.
Topics include:
Blackmagic camera overview
Attaching and using lenses
Preparing storage
Recording audio
Adjusting camera settings
Monitoring and recording
Transferring footage
Importing footage into video editing software
Keeping the camera up to date01 – Introduction 01 – Shooting with Blackmagic Cinema Cameras 02 – What you should know before watching this course
02 – Getting to Know the Blackmagic Cameras 01 – Major benefits of Blackmagic cameras 02 – Multiple cameras, multiple workflows 03 – Choosing the right camera for your shoot
03 – Powering the Camera 01 – Powering the Pocket and Micro cameras 02 – Powering the digital film and production cameras 03 – Tips to extend battery life
04 – Attaching a Lens 01 – Attaching a lens to the Pocket and Micro cameras 02 – Attaching a lens to digital film and production cameras 03 – Selection criteria for EF lenses 04 – Selection criteria for Micro Four Thirds (MFT) lenses 05 – Controlling the lens with the Micro Studio Camera 06 – Keeping the camera sensor clean
05 – Storage Requirements for Blackmagic Cameras 01 – Using SD and CFAST cards with Pocket and Micro cameras 02 – Preparing SD and CFAST cards with a computer 03 – Using SSDs with digital film and production cameras 04 – Preparing SSDs for recording with a computer
06 – Blackmagic Menu System 01 – Navigating menus 02 – Quick control buttons 03 – Understanding the status strip
07 – Advanced Options to Solve Problems 01 – Understanding ISO 02 – Choosing the right white balance 03 – Choosing the right shutter angle and shutter speed 04 – Making adjustments on the lens 05 – Setting focus
08 – Capturing Audio 01 – Using the built-in mic 02 – Attaching a microphone 03 – Setting and monitoring microphone levels
09 – Adjusting Recording Settings 01 – Choosing a recording format 02 – Shooting Video dynamic range vs. film dynamic range 03 – Choosing the right frame rate 04 – Shooting a time-lapse movie 05 – Advice for shooting Blackmagic RAW files
10 – Monitoring and Recording 01 – Attaching a monitor with HDMI or SDI 02 – Adjusting settings via Bluetooth 03 – Monitoring dynamic range and exposure 04 – Controlling display options 05 – Viewing overlays and focus peaking 06 – Using the built-in slate 07 – Programming focus pulls
11 – Transferring and Getting Footage Off the Camera 01 – Transferring files from SSD 02 – Transferring files from SD and CFAST cards 03 – Importing into a nonlinear editor (NLE) 04 – Working with log footage in an NLE
12 – Keeping a Blackmagic Camera Up to Date 01 – Downloading the Blackmagic Camera Utility software 02 – Updating your camera
13 – Conclusion 01 – Wrapping up
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