Beginner Tip: Basic Focus Tools
RocketJump Film School
Jul 7, 2016 17:00
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If you're just getting to know your camera, here are some basic tools that can help you make sure you've got the right focus.
Check out your own camera and see if it has options for focus peaking or magnification (also known as "Focus Assist".)
We haven't forgotten about you pros out there-- more advanced videos (focus measuring and pulling, back focus, depth of field, and etc) are in the pipeline!
Questions? Chat with us in the forums:
http://bit.ly/BasicFocusTools
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