These test shots are captured with IDOLCAM and 110 f1.4 and 85 f2.0 lenses trying to mimic the look of DSLR videos. Most people know enough about video camera probably know that action camera sensor typically produce very flat images, not bokeh, the image will be in sharp focus. IDOLCAM is here to shatter this thinking. Check this video below. Typically, action cameras with fisheye lenses produce very flat video with the whole image area being sharp and lacking a point-of-focus, which leaves many action camera users desiring to get a DSLR camera in order to get bokeh in their video to mimic the cinematic effects in the movies. DSLR cameras feature a much larger image sensor than ones in action cameras, such as 4/3", APS-C and full frame. The general rule is the larger the sensor the stronger the bokeh effects, so full frame sensors produce the most dramatic bokeh effect.
The other two camera contributing factors in producing bokeh effects is the focal length of the lens and the size of the aperture. Generally the longer the focal length of the lens the stronger the bokeh effect and the larger the aperture the more dramatic the bokeh. Then, there is one more contributing factor to the bokeh effect is the distance between the camera and the subject. Generally, the closer the subject to the camera, the stronger the bokeh effect, the farther the subject, the less bokeh you will get. Knowing action cameras' sensors are at a huge disadvantage, we can at least maximize on making the longest focal length lens that our camera system can still effectively stabilize the video footage, also making the largest aperture that we can. For IDOLCAM, we created a 110mm f1.4 lens to maximize the bokeh effect even though it has a Sony action camera sensor. The other thing we can do to increase the bokeh effect is to shoot our subjects at the closest distance possible to further increase the bokeh effect. With the IDOLCAM 110mm f1.4 combo, we are able to capture pleasing bokeh at half body. Now you know, even with action cameras, we can achieve good bokeh with the IDOLCAM 110mm f1.4 lens, you can modify your Gopro or other action cameras by swapping out the default fisheye lens. Or simply get our IDOLCAM and a 110mm f1.4 lens combo, so you can get the best of both worlds, compactness, bokeh and great stabilization all in one device. ***notice, the 110mm lens can be a very shaky lens for action cameras, so you may need a gimbal in order to get stable video if you are planning to modify your action cameras. Check out our video test below, One hours of unedited IDOLCAM footage so you can see the stability and image quality. This is only 1080 resolution and highly compressed for livestream. Raw 1080 footage will be better quality. IDOLCAM, now has a total of 12 lenses available! The only compact video camera that won't be restrict by lens options. As world is rapidly being eaten by video. Anyone looking to survive and thrive will have to master the skill of video storytelling. All the top brands are utilizing video storytelling to gain exposure on social medias and increase their influence, you can do the same for any business or job that you are doing when you start creating videos. The ultra-wide perspective provides a dramatic video look and make many locations look grander and more interesting. Check out the video below. Front camera is IDOLCAM, back camera is Gopro 7. Livestreaming with LiveU Solo in 1080p 60fps. The 50mm lens is also called the normal lens since images produced with the 50mm lens are the closest match to what the human eye sees. The 50mm tends to have large apertures, which is good for low light. Also, the 50mm is a versatile lens for portrait, landscape and macro photography. This is another exciting new lens, the 110mm F1.4 portrait, close-up, short telephoto prime lens. First, the large f1.4 aperture on the 110mm prime lens provides 2 more stops of light, or 4 times more light than our 16mm f2.4 vlogging lens. Turning IDOLCAM into a much more capable camera in low light situations. Second, the large aperture plus long focal length on the 110mm lens produce shallow depth of field looking similar to DSLR cameras. |