Uploaded September 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Playing with aperture is a powerful way to change the feel of your films. It is amazing how a simple thing like depth of field can make something basic look cinematic, and how you can control where you want the viewer to look.
In this short tutorial we wanted to remind you of how playing with the aperture settings can help you give your shots the feel you are after. Hope you like it.
Big thanks to Jordan Kjome (nocturnaldesignart.com/) for his help on our shoots last week. Check out the awesome artwork on his website.
Also big thanks to Sustainable Driftless for allowing us to come and document this amazing region of the US.
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Playing with aperture is a powerful way to change the feel of your films. It is amazing how a simple thing like depth of field can make something basic look cinematic, and how you can control where you want the viewer to look.
In this short tutorial we wanted to remind you of how playing with the aperture settings can help you give your shots the feel you are after. Hope you like it.
Big thanks to Jordan Kjome (nocturnaldesignart.com/) for his help on our shoots last week. Check out the awesome artwork on his website.
Also big thanks to Sustainable Driftless for allowing us to come and document this amazing region of the US.
------------
Want to take better video? You're in luck!
↓ More info and sources below ↓
Our GEAR:
Our Camera: amzn.to/2B6R9Ep
The Adventure Camera Bag : amzn.to/2B8WYRH
Main Lens - amzn.to/2C7XX48
Macro Lens - amzn.to/2hHUhxW
Telephoto Lens - amzn.to/2za1FJV
MegaWide Lens - amzn.to/2z9KtnS
On-camera Mic - amzn.to/2hGuSVt
Drone - amzn.to/2z84Bqc
Moving Timelapse setup - amzn.to/2Bc4ZWk
GoPro - amzn.to/2z8NTqV
Our Filmmaking Book!!! - amzn.to/2zV88LS
Music comes from here - Rob's edits: goo.gl/roSjb7
Jonas' music: goo.gl/Nw3p2N
Our full gear setup: kit.com/UntamedScience
(if you buy from any of these links you help support us)
FOLLOW US:
Instagram (Rob): instagram.com/untamedscience
Instagram (Jonas): instagram.com/behindthescience
Twitter: twitter.com/untamedscience
Facebook: facebook.com/untamedscience
Website: untamedscience.com
WANT EVEN MORE?
Can’t wait through 2018 for all our new 52Things? Here are 52 ready-to-go and worth your time: untamedscience.com/blog/52things/
If you're new to filmmaking: our Series on Basic Photo and Video Techniques: youtube.com/watch?v=c-EG-A7IRIc
Our Untamed Science YouTube Channel: youtube.com/user/UntamedScience
Help us create amazing, world-reaching content by translating and transcribing videos on our channel: goo.gl/5tKxZZ
Special thanks to our Patrons: You all are AMAZING and AWESOME! patreon.com/52things
