ILMU VIDEO SHOOTING INDONESIA: Harnessing the Power of the Canon EOS 7D's Video System

The Canon EOS 7D is not the first digital SLR to incorporate video  recording capability, but it’s arguably a very complete camera for HD  video recording. Starting with its CMOS imaging sensor — far larger than  the sensors in most high-end professional video cameras, even though  it’s not a full-frame sensor — and progressing to its range of features,  this camera takes high-quality video recording capability in an SLR and  moves it to a new level. This article will serve two purposes: to  explain the powerful new EOS Movie features found in the EOS 7D, and to  give insight into their use in real-world situations. Whether you’re a  serious video shooter who needs the outstanding low-light quality of EOS  Movie recording, or a traditional still shooter who wants to record  video for a web site, the EOS 7D’s tools will give superb flexibility.
                                                   
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New EOS Movie features in the EOS 7D:                                                 
                                                   
                                                         Easy-access, external switch for movie mode, and new Start/Stop button for video recording: No more guesswork, or multiple menu settings to switch from stills to video recording 
AF activated by shutter button:  If you want AF, the factory default for the EOS 7D is to just press the  shutter button half-way down — the same as you would when shooting  stills. AF can be moved strictly to a rear button if you prefer, via the  7D’s extensive new control customization.
                                                         Manual exposure control during video recording: It’s  built-in, right from the get-go. Set the camera to video recording  mode, and turn the Mode Dial to “M”. Now set any aperture that’s  possible with your lens, any shutter speed from 1/4000th down to 1/30th  or 1/60th (depending on frame rate — more in a moment), and any ISO you  like from 100 through 6400.
                                                         Adjustable video frame rates at highest Full HD quality setting:  Heavily requested by video enthusiasts, the EOS 7D is Canon’s first  digital SLR to offer the video shooter ability to adjust frame rates:

1920 x 1080 HD: 30 fps (actual 29.97 fps) or 24 fps (actual 23.976 fps); 25 fps in PAL
                                                         High-speed 60 fps recording at reduced resolution settings:                                                         

1280 x 720 HD: 60 fps (actual 59.94 fps) or actual 50 fps (when set to PAL)

640 x 480 standard def: 60 fps (actual 59.94 fps) or actual 50 fps in PAL

Extremely smooth rendering of moving subjects, from athletes in motion  to grass or leaves blowing in the wind… if played-back at standard 30  fps, a slow-motion effect is produced; 60 fps video files can easily be  edited to TV- and web-standard 30 fps.

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