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The one thing i found very complex compared to user friendly Canon, was Sony's menu system, since folders are within folders which can get quite confusing to a newcomer. If I was to use Sony again I would definitely look up on Youtube, on how to navigate this menu.

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As you can see as you increase the ISO, even though your shutter speed will be able to take images a lot faster, you're image will get grainier the higher the ISO goes.

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Comparison between shot on Sony, Nikon or Canon

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Comparison between shot on Sony, Nikon or Canon

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I did some research between Sony, Nikon and Canon. I believe each camera does give a different look. I personally think Canon still looks the best though.

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A sneak peek of me using the gimbal to film the band I was recording a music promotional video for. Using the knowledge from R&D week.

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Example of difference between a DSLR and a Mirrorless camera

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Example of difference between a DSLR and a Mirrorless camera

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My Photography Using Shallow Depth Of Field / Photo Evaluation/ Self Critique

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My Photography Using Shallow Depth Of Field / Photo Evaluation/ Self Critique

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I used a shallow depth of field when shooting images for my project "Images That Persuade". Using F4 I was able to capture my model in perfect detail, making her face look very sharp and everything else not as sharp.  This is a great example of the use of depth of field.

Since this has been photographed in studio with controlled lighting as well, there is no grain since my ISO is at 100, and my shutter speed is still quite fast.

I have cropped the image down but there's still plenty of space left in the frame for my model to sit, and I think she dominates this image. I personally love the pink editorial edit I have executed on Photoshop too, which is the look I was going for.

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I used the DJI Ronin app on my phone to make sure that my DSLR was perfectly balanced on the gimbal so then I was able to use the equipment accordingly.

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The last session I went too was the Sony Open Session. It was cool to see the different cameras sony had on display. I'm personally a Canon user, and always have been, but it definitely made me feel more confident and more familiar with the sony menu systems and such.

With Sony, their cameras are a lot more compact since whereas before with DSLRS, they have a mirror in the cameras, and you can look through the viewfinder to see what you're shooting. However with Sony cameras they are going mirrorless, which brings the weight of the camera down by a lot. Instead of a viewfinder you are basically looking through a screen on the other end of the camera. This has its advantages and disadvantages.

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I went to go to "The Photographers" gallery in London to have a look at others people's work, and to be inspired on how I would want my work to be displayed in a gallery. Gave me a really good sense of how the scale of images is important, to catch a viewers eye.

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I attended this session where CVP was showcasing their film cameras, as well as their gimbals. The reason I went to this session is because currently in my unit in Digital Photography I am currently doing a unit called "Images That Move" where we are filming a music promotional video with music artists, and what I wanted to aim to do was to play around with a DJI Gimbal, and get a feeling on how to use them properly before filming on my own with no guidance in my Digital Photography course, since I have little to no experience with them. I think this session was really beneficial and I was able to get really hands on with the equipment.

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I used Wex Rental to hire out my equipment (Gimbal) for filming. Its a good way to be able to use the latest equipment for a reasonable price. The deposit of 500 GBP is quite expensive though, so you must be careful with the equipment.

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After this session a week after, I ended up hiring a DJI gimbal from WEX, so then I could use it while filming for "Disco Lizards", the band I'm filming for for their music promotional video. This one was a little different to the one I used at the open session, with no screen, however it was the same premise of balancing the gimbal perfectly before starting up the motor.

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Range of equipment from spare gimbal batteries, to spare handles. different lenses, lens caps, lights and connectors.

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This bit of equipment would be ideal for short film making and more so for my line of work, since I use a DSLR myself, and would keep all film stable. On top of the DSLR there is also a mic attachment.

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As soon as I used the Gimbal I realised that it is pretty heavy, which I wasn't expecting. I had no idea too that there was a whole process of balancing the gimbal on an axis, and found this quite difficult to begin with (discuss more in detail later).

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Talking to other film students, was also very informative since they seemed to know how to hold the Gimbal and use it alot easier than I knew how too, so I was talking to them a lot to learn. Using the gimbal with two hands seemed a lot easier. As you can see at the bottom too there are tripod legs which seemed to make things easy if you wanted to put the gimbal down after a while, rather than laying it out flat.

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As I was saying earlier, I had to balance the Gimbao before use, otherwise the motor would turn off and go into "safety mode" to stop itself from damaging itself, since the weight can cause damage to the equipment if its too heavy on one side. There is also the DJI app, you can use to test to see if your gimbal is balanced, so you can make your minor adjustments.

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Before using the gimbal, I had a look at this youtube video to get a good insight on what type of shots I could capture with the gimbal and I found this very helpful.

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10 Gimbal Moves To Make ANYONE Look EPIC! Filmmaking Tips For Beginners

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I felt like this session helped big time, and definitely made me feel a lot more confident when going into my own session with the gimbal I rented out. I used two different youtube videos too to help me out also, which were really informative. I would say the CVP open session was definitely mhy favourite.

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Fundamentals Of Photography With Tiana Lea

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Fundamentals Of Photography With Tiana Lea

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Another session I joined was Fundamentals Of Photography with my tutor Tiana. I think it was good to join this session just as a reminder to go back to basics to make sure you fully understand how to use your DSLR and what all the functions mean. I think sometimes you need a refresher on this information, since sometimes you can forget to apply it to your work.

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This triangle explains the 3 most important things in photography. ISO/Aperture/Shutter.

ISO effects how sensitive the sensor is to light, effecting the shutter speed, however making images more and more grainy as the ISO number goes up. ISO 100 would be used in a well lot scenario whereas ISO 6400 would be used in dark environments.

Shutter speed effects how long the shutter is open for when you pull the trigger, and how much light you;'re letting in for a certain duration of time. This needs adjusting most of the time, to get to the middle of the exposure indicator when you look through the viewfinder.

Aperture is focussing on the depth of field of an image, to see what is in focus and what isn't. For example F2.8 would be counted as a shallow depth of field, used in portraiture, and F16 would be counted as a deep depth of field, with everything almost in focus.

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Use of depth of field in photography, using a shallow aperture, as well as using the zoom of the lens.