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| Definition for Depth of Field |
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| Depth of Field is areas of acceptable focus |
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| PPF is Principal plane of focus or Absolute Point of Focus |
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| 4 Factors that affect Depth of Field |
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o Focal Distance or Talent to Camera
o Focal Length or size of the lens in mm
o Aperture
o Format |
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| What 3 things will give you less depth of Field? |
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| Close Distance Subject, Large Aperture and/or Telephoto |
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| What 3 Things will give you more depth of field? |
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| Distant subject, Small Aperture and/or Wide Angle |
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| the standard Focal Length for 16mm film |
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| Measurements of light after it has entered the lens, Otherwise known as True Stops |
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| Measurements of light before lights passes through the lens, Otherwise known as Fraction Stops |
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| 1, 1.4, 2, 2.8, 4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16, 22, 32 |
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Which will give you more depth of Field?
35mm or 16mm |
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| How do you get a More Shallow Depth of Field? |
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| How do you get more depth of field? |
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| Move you talent further away from the Camera |
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| What is Hyper-Focal Distance? |
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| the near distance when the lens is set to infinity |
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| When would you use Hyper-Focal Distance? |
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| when you want to maximize your depth of field or for establishing shots. When we are unable to measure. Flying Photography. |
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| How do you use Hyper-Focal Distance? |
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| Set your lens to Infinity |
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| Numbers double as they go up or down. For example: 200 goes to 400 goes to 800, or 200 goes to 100 goes to 50 goes to 25. When you double up, you gain a stop of light, when you double down, you go down a stop of light. |
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800 1000 1280
400 500 640
200 250 320
100 125 160
50 64 80
25 32 40 |
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| When do you use ND Filters? |
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| When you want to Get rid of F Stops w/o affecting color temperature |
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| What are the 4 ND Filters? |
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ND.3 – 1 Stop
ND.6 – 2 Stops
ND.9 – 3 Stops
ND 1.2 – 4 Stops |
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| What are the 2 Conversion Filters? |
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- 80A: 2 Stops (CTB) converts Tungsten to Daylight
- 85B: 2/3 Stops (CTO) Converts Daylight to Tungsten |
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| What do you shoot at the head of every role and lighting change? |
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| Grey Card, used by the lab to calibrate the roll to what you actually shot. |
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| What does a Polarizing filter do? |
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| reduces glare by 2 stops and will saturate your colors |
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| What is the normal shutter angle? |
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180, You can only half the shutter and can do it to reduce motion blur. The film would be exposed for less time. You get a much sharper image with less shutter angle. You are also decreases 2 stops.
6fps 12fps 24fps 48fps 96fps
2.5secs 5secs 10secs 20secs 40secs
Fast w/ less light ------------------------------------------→Slow w/ More Light
Change your F Stop to compensate for the light |
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