From these clips, it was obvious the DSLR shots were too shaky in comparison to the footage captured on the GoPro and would not be the camera we would use to film with when we create the car escape scene on the 19th March. We would, however, need to adjust the settings on the GoPro to remove the wide lens effect and change it to either a linear or even a narrow shot.
Saturday, 25 February 2017
Test Shots
Prior to filming the car escape scene with Oliver, Alex and I thought it was necessary to capture some practice footage of the Alex's car driving along the road as this will hopefully replicate what we intend to do on the final shooting day on 19th March. We went up to East Hill to record in the locations which we thought would be best to film some practice footage to help build ideas for how we might film this scene on the day. Below are a couple of clips that showcase the shots we made using the GoPro action camera and DSLR.
From these clips, it was obvious the DSLR shots were too shaky in comparison to the footage captured on the GoPro and would not be the camera we would use to film with when we create the car escape scene on the 19th March. We would, however, need to adjust the settings on the GoPro to remove the wide lens effect and change it to either a linear or even a narrow shot.
From these clips, it was obvious the DSLR shots were too shaky in comparison to the footage captured on the GoPro and would not be the camera we would use to film with when we create the car escape scene on the 19th March. We would, however, need to adjust the settings on the GoPro to remove the wide lens effect and change it to either a linear or even a narrow shot.
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