Nice work. Im gonna dive in all your videos...👍👍👍

Not really sure why you only have 5k views on this.. nicely done, man.

@Movesmedia

3 жыл бұрын

Thx for the love. Much appreciated!

"how long this goes foooooor" :) Hello from 1 year later!

Hi Blaise. Up pretty late with lockdown. Found your site and glad I did. Pretty new to video and learning slowly. I am using Filmora Pro and wondered if the difference in editing is different to other setups as far as the outcomes? It seems the two,cine4 and HGL are the preferred Gradings. Stay safe my friend.

Great video.. Have just started trying log settings on my a6600. Do you start with a lut when you first start to grade? Thanks again

@Movesmedia

4 жыл бұрын

Hey Pat, it depends what picture profile I shoot in. For Cine4 I don't typically use a lut. I add an adjustment layer and just make some basic colour adjustments in the lumetri scopes. Main adjustments being contrast and saturation.

Thanks for the video! Question: When you say you are over exposing by at least one stop, do you mess with the metering dial or are you just adjusting your zebra settings to a 105 or 107 type of thing?

@Movesmedia

4 жыл бұрын

Hey there, depending the camera you are using you may have a meter that shows your average exposure. By increasing the exposure by 1 stop it just means you make the scene brighter by one unit. In other words, expose your scene to what you think looks the best, then adjust your ISO, aperture, or shutter speed to make it 1 step brighter. Hope that clarifies it for you!

@paradisevirtual3036

4 жыл бұрын

Moves Media thank you! Yes it helps

@BrewReview

Жыл бұрын

Typically what people are talking about when referring to overexposure is exposing X stops past middle grey, whatever that may be in your particular scene. You must first know what middle grey even IS in your scene. You don't just "expose 1 stop above" whatever the camera meter says because all modes of the meter may not align with what it is your scene even contains as it pertains to absolute brightness.

Nice info. Please tell me does this work with pictures? Or just on video?

@Movesmedia

2 жыл бұрын

It should work for pictures too!

how do you reduce the noise when shooting in low light (like basements?) I do real estate video and struggle with the noise here... great video and thanks for sharing!

@TeabaggEditing

3 жыл бұрын

For real estate videos you should get some lights and make it birghter

@tay6900

Ай бұрын

i may be wrong but slog boosts shadows to make the image more flat, introducing more noise. to combat this you need to overexpose by about 2 stops. cine4 is less flat so it doesnt boost shadows as much.

So quick question. Let's say I'm shooting video and I set my profile settings to CINE4. When I'm ready to shoot photography again, do I have to switch all of those settings back to the way they were or would CINE4 work for photography as well?

@Movesmedia

2 жыл бұрын

Good Question! I would just leave my settings as is and it worked great in my opion. That said, I don't condser myself a pro photographer so maybe other people would have other thoughts. If I were you I'd do some test shots and see if you can get goo quality results after editing your photos with those settings and compare them to other setting you have used int he past. Hope that helps!

@alezyvette6331

2 жыл бұрын

@@Movesmedia I appreciate the quick response! I’ll definitely try some test shots for sure 👍🏽👍🏽

it says that i can’t shoot on this recording setting why is that

Are this setting good for low light?

@Movesmedia

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, definitely recommend these settings for low light!

Hi i m going to shoot a short film....I will used A7III..... should I keep all these cine4 setting for the interor shoot ?.... should I keep Kelvin 3200k ?

@Movesmedia

4 жыл бұрын

Keep all settings the same but you must always change white balance (Kelvin) with different lighting.

@surimakhloga30

4 жыл бұрын

@@Movesmedia thanks for reply...can you advise me zebra setting.....and what exposure value I need maintain ?

Did he just say to OVER expose Cine4? Also, did he just say that Sony color cast is Magenta? Huh?