Analysis of commonly used auxiliary equipment for shooting

Date:

2024-04-26 17:45

tripod
A tripod is the most important auxiliary shooting equipment in promotional video shooting. It mainly stabilizes the camera body and ensures that the shot is smooth and smooth.
Film and television lift truck
The film and television lift truck can complete high-altitude overhead shots of ground objects according to the needs of the scene and lens, which has a strong impact on the film and television images. The camera operator can control the camera on the video lift truck.
Rocker arm
Crane camera lenses are mainly used for shooting panoramic motion pictures in movies and TV shows, to increase the sense of presence and the viewability of movies and TV shows. The large swing arm can obtain a broader and unique field of view, increasing the dynamics and diversity of film and television lenses.
Crane arms generally come in different sizes. In general indoor scene shooting, the movement radius of the camera does not exceed 3 meters. At this time, a small rocker arm can meet the shooting needs. A large crane is needed to shoot large objects or express large scenes.
The biggest difference between a large crane arm and a film and television lift truck is that the camera operator can control the camera on the film and television lift truck, while the crane arm can only control the camera from the ground.
Rail car, track
In mobile shooting, film and television rail cars are commonly used. By erecting tracks, the effect of mobile camera shooting can be achieved, enriching the lens language and increasing the artistry of film and television pictures. It needs to be laid in the scene, and the foundation chosen must be solid and stable.
Lighting equipment
The use of lighting equipment is based on the needs of the scene and lens, and fills in the areas with insufficient light on site.
Professional HD monitor
Monitors are used to evaluate the quality of a film and television signal, or the quality of a film and television signal. So the monitor needs to be very accurate, very reliable, very trustworthy. A high-definition monitor can accurately and faithfully reproduce the original film and television signals, and even small errors can be seen through the monitor.
The use of film and television auxiliary equipment is not static. It is generally based on the requirements of corporate video shooting and the needs of scenes and lenses.