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A pillow, Box, strong arm, drunk focus puller, tripod or a DOP... take your pick - but not knowing how to rotate a camera 90 degrees to match the screen, should be a concern.
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Re: vertical frame by Sam Lesante Jr. on Oct 16, 2008 at 3:39:45 pm
That's why i'm asking how to do it properly. :)
I don't think a regular tripod would achieve this plus after you get it 90 degrees, I'm assuming that you have to manipulate the video in some kind of NLE to get the video vertical right?
NO. You turn the camera on its side - there is a large number of mounts available from your local hire-shop to do this with. You might want to consider having a monitor on location or choose a camera that has a very flexible view finder.
If you do it in post, you will end up loosing up to 80% of the original resolution...
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You turn your editing suite 90 degrees too - best done with a wireless keyboard and mouse - just be careful when turning the Raid storage - the ethernet should be ok. Also, when shooting 24fps, frame number 24 tends to fall off - can I suggest that you confirm this with our favourite colleague Bob Zelin?
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Mads
London, UK
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