Shooting shallow depth of field with minimal grain
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Hey all,
This is quite a basic question…please bear with me.
I'm using a Sony AX2000 HD Camcorder to shoot footage both indoors and outdoors. My problem is that when I attempt to get a shallow depth of field by adjusting the Iris, the result gets some grain in the image.
I want to know what I should do to keep the shallow depth of field while lowering the grain. Should I set the ISO lower? Change the arpeture? Adjust the shutter speed? Maybe I'm a little unclear about how each relates to the grain in the video.
Thanks!