Canon CANON 5D MARK II Manuale utente

SMART GUIDE: Shooting movies with the Canon 5D Mark II

•Insert battery and turn camera on

•Set shooting mode to CA ( Creative Auto )

SETUP MENU #2

•LCD brightness set to Manual (4)

•Set the date and time and the operating language

•Video system must be NTSC for North American video

•Sensor cleaning - enable auto cleaning

•Enable Movie recording

•select Live View/ Movie func. set

•Movie Recording to Enable

•Grid Display to off

•AF Mode to Quick Mode

•Movie Rec. Size to 1920 x 1080 (24)

•Sound Recording to On.

SETUP MENU #1

•increase the time for Auto Power off or turn it OFF.

•format the CF card

SHOOTING A MOVIE

•Press the Live View button to the left of the viewﬁnder

•Focus your subject with Auto Focus

•set focus switch on lens to AF ( auto focus )

•press and hold the AF-ON button to activate auto focus. hold this button until you see

one or more red lights on the dark screen. The image will reappear in focus.

•Focus your subject with Manual Focus

•Use the Magnify by 5X / 10X to “zoom” in on your subject.

•Manually adjust the focus ring on the lens

•Press the “Set” button of the back wheel to start and stop recording your movie.

The LCD Brightness setting is

designed to make the

camera adjust to the lighting

in your environment. This

can be problematic when

tr ying t o make cr itical

exposure adjustments.

Therefore, it’s a good idea

to change this setting from

Auto to Manual and move

the adjustment slider to the

center setting, which is 4.

Live View

Magnify

Select / Set

Movie Start / Stop

Multi Selector

Shooting Mode

Picture Style

Playback

Auto Focus

CHANGING THE BRIGHTNESS OF THE IMAGE IN CA MODE

•turn off Live View to see the CA quick menu and use the multi

selector to choose Exposure:Darker < - > Brighter. Use the back

wheel to adjust the exposure

PICTURE STYLES - !S ( standard: vivid,sharp and crisp )• P ( Portrait )

!!!L ( Landscape: vivid blues + greens ) •M ( monochrome )

NOTE: The Background Blur setting does not have any affect when shooting movies

REVIEWING A MOVIE

•press the play button ( 3 button from the top, to the left of the LCD screen )

•use the back wheel to select a movie then press the “set” button to play it.

ERASING A MOVIE

•press the play button ( 3 button from the top, to the left of the LCD screen )

•use the back wheel to select a movie then press the “trash” button to play to erase it.

•use the back wheel and the “set “ button to either cancel or erase the selected movie.

COPYING MOVIE FILES TO A COMPUTER

In order to protect the delicate pins of the CF card, do not remove the card. Uuse the

provided USB cable to transfer your ﬁles to the computer using the Image Capture Software.

•turn on the camera and connect it to a Mac computer with the USB cable

•In the application menu of the computer ﬁnd and open up Image Capture

•Select the camera listed under Device on the left side of the window

•Select where to import your ﬁles by clicking on the Import To: and choosing Other… at the

bottom. Navigate to where you wish to save your ﬁles. You can also create a new folder.

•You can import all, or you can use the mouse and either the Shift or Cmmd key to select

speciﬁc ﬁles. Once you click on Import, do not turn off or unplug the camera. Quit Image

Capture when you are ﬁnished and unplug the USB cable!

SMART GUIDE: Using the Roland 026 for recording dual system sound

The tiny mic on most DSLR cameras do not record very good audio and sometimes the sound

of data being written to the card will also be recorded on the movie ﬁle. To enable us to

have better sound and to allow us to use a variety to microphones, we will record our audio

with the Roland 026 recorder. We will then sync up the audio ﬁles and the video ﬁles using

Final Cut Pro.

SETTING UP THE ROLAND 026 AUDIO RECORDER

•Put in 4 AA batteries ( or use the AC adapter ) and an SD card

•turn on the recorder

•Press the Menu button to show the touch screen menu

•set the date and time and format the SD card

•Press the Rec Setup button to conﬁgure your microphones

•Rec Mode: 2 channels

•Rec Source

•Internal - use the built in mic to record room tone and ambient sound

•Analog - use this setup if you are plugging in one or two microphone in the Analog

inputs located on the bottom of the recorder

•set the Sample Rate to 48kHz and the Rec Format to Wav 24-bit

SETTING THE RECORDING LEVELS - aim for an average peaking between -12 and -6 dB

•Plug in a microphone into Input 1 ( if using Analog inputs )

•Press the REC button. It will ﬂash as it goes into Preview mode

•Start by turn the Input 1 knob to the notch, speak into the mic in a normal voice.

•Press the SENS button to increase the sensitivity of the input

•Press REC again when you are happy with the levels to start recording.

•Slate each take verbally so you will be able to match the video and audio ﬁles.

•say the date, location, scene or shot #, the action then clap your hands

SYNCHRONIZING CLIPS IN FINAL CUT PRO X

1. SYNCING YOUR AUDIO AND VIDEO FILES AUTOMATICALLY

•You must do this before editing

•choose the 2 ﬁles ( 1 audio, 1 video ) to sync up ( CMMD-click to do multiple selections )

•Go to Clip > Synchronize clips

•use audio for synchronization

•Disable audio components on AV clips - this will mute the camera audio

•use the name suggested, or choose your own name.

•Play the new synchronized clip to make sure it worked

2. SYNCING YOUR AUDIO AND VIDEO FILES MANUALLY

•You can do this before or during the editing process

•Drag the video ﬁle to the timeline, ﬁnd the clap and place a marker by pressing M .

•Drag the audio ﬁle underneath the video ﬁle, ﬁnd the sound of the hand clap and place a

marker -

•line up the 2 markers, then play the 2 tracks - you may have to make some adjustments to

the audio ﬁle. When the tracks work together, Silence the audio track of the video ﬁle by

reducing the volume line all the way to the bottom of the track with the mouse

•When the 2 ﬁles are synced up, Select both tracks and go to: File > New > Compound Clip

•Rename this clip by adding the Slate name after Manual Synced

•Save it in the SYNCED CLIPS folder.

•the 2 clips will be replaced by the new compound clip on the timeline. You can edit this

clip just like a regular clip.

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