1/30 static shots without too much movements otherwise images gets very blurry and looks out of focus. But its actually motion blur while the subject is actually in focus.
1/50 - 1/100 handheld shooting with more sharper images without getting jumpy effect. The faster the shutter the less of motion blur there is.
Everything higher than 1/100 you will get the jumpy action effect, cause there is totally no motion blur in the shots and cause there is no blur that make the movement blend over, it will show a jumpy effect.
When everything is still over exposed you can change your aperture however you can also add an ND filter which lower the amount of light without losing the dof.
Shutterspeeds for HDSLR filming
My gear and lenses

Canon EOS 550D with Magic Lantern
LCDVF with Bluestar Eye Cushion
Cokin filter adapter
2x Hoods
52mm adapter
55mm adapter
77mm adapter
Cokin 2 star filter
Cokin CPL 164
Cokin Gradial ND8
Cokin ND 4
Tian Ya ND8
Tian Ya ND16
Canon 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 kitlens
Canon 50mm f1.8 mark2
Zenitar 16mm f2.8 Fisheye
Vivitar 28mm f2
Sigma 28mm f1.8
Sigma 28-70mm f2.8
Vivitar 35-85mm f2.8
Olympus 35-70mm f4
Olympus Zuiko Auto S 50mm f1.4
Pentax Super Takumar 50mm f1.4
Porst Color Reflex 55mm f1.2
Tamron 70-300 f4- 5.6
Tokina ATX pro 80-200mm f2.8

B&W outdoor case
Modified laptop backpack with my own logo with inner bag of an other camera bag.
Camelbag for hydration so I can keep filming without having to take too much breaks.
Lowepro lens bag
Sigma lens bag came with 28mm f1.8
Manfrotto Videopod / monopod 560B with Rc700 head
Manfrotto quickrelease plate
Velbon RUP-L43 monopod
Velbon tripod
Velbon tripod dolly
Hage MMC Steadicam
Flash Bracket
DIY slider with Manfrotto head
Small mini tripod
Suctionpod
6x Eneloop AA bateries lost two that why there are 6 instead of 8
3x LP-E8 Batteries
Toshiba 16gb Class 4
Toshiba 16gb Class 6
F&V LED60 with two extra Sony batteries
48LED UFO light
Yoga Superzoom vidmike EM2800
2x Bolun wr601
Sennheiser HD128 headphone
And tons of wires to wire up multi mikes and live audio monitoring.
However I never take everything with me to an event or a film set. It will always be just a certain amount that is enough for the certain scenes ans shots that are made for that day.
Nikons vid explains ghosting and nano crystal
Nikon showing what causes ghosting and how they avoid them with nano crystal coating tech.
New short for Dai Fu Lou
For people in China watch it below with the 56.com player.
A funny comedic short about a funny Cantonese gag / joke about panter print undies 豹紋底褲 which in Cantonese sound like they have two meanings, one is the actually panter print underwear but the other meaning is underwear smelling panter.
Credits:
Props, filmed and edited by Chung Dha
Voice by Jona Lam
This comedic short was made possible by
Chung Dha http://www.chungdha.nl
ChairmenHK
Our80's
Top 3 amateur most used lenses
Top 3:
1. Canon 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 IS
2. Tamron 70-300mm f4-5.6 Macro (1:2)
3. Canon 50mm f1.8 markII
However they are used allot or bought allot by amateurs does not mean they are bad lenses but have a bigger limit than other lenses and mostly the zooms are not really useful at night or low light conditions. However during the daytime they are all wonderful lenses, and mostly you need to learn that certain locations you can use certain lenses and not the other. However if you have a paid job for photography you can better just rent better lenses instead of trying to buy these cheap ones cause of their limits.
Dai Fu Lou Bus app for Nokia competitions!!!
Check for more info at Nokia App comeptition in the link below:
http://www.nokia.com.hk/smartphone
This app is mostly frustration for people riding the bus in Hong Kong mostly no real indications of where you are, and when riding the light / mini bus you need to indicate to the bus driver yourself where you wan to get off. And often on long rides you might fall asleep and miss your stop. With this concept app you would be warned when you are close to your destination so you are warned when to get off on time.
This video was made possible by:
http://www.daifulou.com
http://www.chungdha.com
http://www.alivenotdead.com/daifulou
Paper figures by Dai Fu Lou
Filmed and edited by Chung Dha
Voice over by Jona Lam





