Nice Blurry Background On Recording Your Videos
I just want to experiment with this camera for the reason that fact is, is that I've been attempting so many new stuff in the past several months and I finally noticed something I really enjoy and has been doing the job really well. Now, in this video, I'm going to share with you very, very shortly a little tip that I've been playing around with. And the thing is, is that lots of people have been asking me how do I get this little blurry blurry background in a great deal of my videos and get the focal point on just me.
Going back a several months ago, I was kind of organizing about upgrading to a different camera and I've used the Kodak Zi8 for quite a while and you've seen lots of my videos where everything's in HD and the quality is pretty good. It's just that you don't have that nice blurry background outcome and also focus on the camera. And also too, I expected a great deal of extra equipment such as lighting and also ensuring that I have the right angles from time to time to make sure that the camera records it the right way.
Whereas this specific camera that I'm currently using now, which is the Canon T3i, I don't really need to do just about anything. I don't need much lighting on my face at this moment in time. It is all totally used by sunlight and the modification of the camera. That's the strong thing about obtaining an SLR camera such as the Canon T3i.
So the whole concept is if you have a Canon SLR camera or any type of camera, all you need to do is buy a lens with a smaller F stop. What this means is essentially the whole size of your lens and the lesser the whole size, the greater it focuses primarily on your point which is my face and let anything else blur in the background. And that's to do with what we call the term aperture. The lower the F stop, the greater it is and the value.
It jumps up significantly in price from 1.8 down to 1.4. And the price variation is roughly about $100 for this lens and approximately $300 for that other lens. You might see just a minor little quality variation. I get seen the slight little quality distinction but I wasn't interested in paying that extra because I don't think my viewers like yourself would possibly even notice. So really that's how you do it. Just get a separate different lens. Don't forget to have an SLR camera and a fixed lens makes a distinction because then you don't need to worry about fixing up the zoom and all that stuff and an F1.8 is more than ample enough to obtain that nice blur.
Going back a several months ago, I was kind of organizing about upgrading to a different camera and I've used the Kodak Zi8 for quite a while and you've seen lots of my videos where everything's in HD and the quality is pretty good. It's just that you don't have that nice blurry background outcome and also focus on the camera. And also too, I expected a great deal of extra equipment such as lighting and also ensuring that I have the right angles from time to time to make sure that the camera records it the right way.
Whereas this specific camera that I'm currently using now, which is the Canon T3i, I don't really need to do just about anything. I don't need much lighting on my face at this moment in time. It is all totally used by sunlight and the modification of the camera. That's the strong thing about obtaining an SLR camera such as the Canon T3i.
So the whole concept is if you have a Canon SLR camera or any type of camera, all you need to do is buy a lens with a smaller F stop. What this means is essentially the whole size of your lens and the lesser the whole size, the greater it focuses primarily on your point which is my face and let anything else blur in the background. And that's to do with what we call the term aperture. The lower the F stop, the greater it is and the value.
It jumps up significantly in price from 1.8 down to 1.4. And the price variation is roughly about $100 for this lens and approximately $300 for that other lens. You might see just a minor little quality variation. I get seen the slight little quality distinction but I wasn't interested in paying that extra because I don't think my viewers like yourself would possibly even notice. So really that's how you do it. Just get a separate different lens. Don't forget to have an SLR camera and a fixed lens makes a distinction because then you don't need to worry about fixing up the zoom and all that stuff and an F1.8 is more than ample enough to obtain that nice blur.
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