Very nice review. I fly a LOT for my channel (no pun intended) and with new handluggage regulations here in the EU i'm looking into a new bag as well. Since i'm out in the field for 10-12 hrs a day i need to have a small compartment for food/drinks etc and it seems the top compartment with a BYOB could do the trick. Still undecided whether I want the Axis 20L or the fulton 16L, but Tenba for sure makes the perfect bag! Oh and before I forget, THANK YOU for actually taking the bag on a plane and showing the fit, not many do that.
@AcademyNS4 күн бұрын
And yet, concert films (Taylor Swift, Beyonce) have done well.
@AcademyNS4 күн бұрын
I love the experience of being in a cinema, seeing a highly anticipated flick in the company of like-minded people. Kills me that future generations might not get to experience that.
@AcademyNS4 күн бұрын
Movies have no chance to find an audience in theaters. They get axed after the first weekend.
@TheAlbion0716 күн бұрын
Great video! I am currently researching the anamorphic world for a feature I'm about to shoot and I have a doubt. It is my understanding that the v-lites are 1.3x and the x series are 2x, so I'm guessing they had to crop out the image to end up in that aspect ratio? I believe there is a shot in one making-of video where you can see the monitor and how the image actually covers more to the sides, so maybe the vignetting was only from the v-lites? Have you found anything in this regard? Thank you in advance!
@drk32118 күн бұрын
Lanikai
@m.i.andersen816720 күн бұрын
Thanks for the nice video! Yes. Filters are still a very useful tool. On my old Sony a7R2 I used a Tiffen Varm black pro mist filter to get a good skin tone after spending many hours adjusting in camera and in Resolve. It looks like an external filter did something a little different that couldn't be done internally. I prefer to turn down the colors a lot when I (rarely) use a blue filter for a night look.
@kietzi22 күн бұрын
i was hoping to learn a bit more about the film out process.
@alexchameleon849729 күн бұрын
What music is it? The link gives no info about the track.
@raykruk_IIJC29 күн бұрын
I went for an fx3 in 2024 about 1 month ago, it's good because I think of the fan. So you could say I am a fan of it. Not because it was used in the creator.
@planemo2118Ай бұрын
The main point of focus has to be the SENSOR. If for 4000$ you get a sensor that's good enough for FotoKem colorists to deliver the 80 million dollar look, then that means the sensor IS Hollywood quality. It's a bargain. So, buy the FX3
@seanfrancis7101Ай бұрын
Stitching the snorricam in that shot makes it seem like they had some sort of connector on the talents vest. I think that’s why it’s so “way out there” as you said. Komodo owner here btw. Glad to see this investment being used professionally like this
@seanfrancis7101Ай бұрын
“You don’t need 300 million” It wasn’t the camera, and even the script was dumb. Washington doesn’t need to be paid at the same rate as say, his dad, or Leonardo. AI prob wrote the script. $80 mil makes sense, as long as you have their most important part: Industrial Light & Magic. It’s the most legendary post houses ever
@instructionsandgoforitАй бұрын
Hi, is this room acoustically treated? It sounds like it's not but the sound is still good!!
@retroonhisbikesАй бұрын
How do you sort out the pink skin tones.
@drk32118 күн бұрын
Software? Video capture requires post production. Every device renders colors differently. You CAN'T escape it. That is when you step in as a "video editor" to correct color balance, hues, levels, shadow/highlight values. You can be a youtube person that doesn't care about the footage or you can be a PHOTOGRAPHER that actually understands that there are resources that allow you to take control over your final product. Be a Facebook content provider or be an actual serious artist. If you are on your phone this does not apply to you because you are not an actual artist, you are a social media addict. Hope that helps.
@TheAlexanderNikishinАй бұрын
KZread DP hot take click bait titling.
@JarisDDPАй бұрын
another sad dumbass trying to minimize this awesome camera because they want to feel superior because they have a Venice or something... pathetic...
@bibekadhikari7677Ай бұрын
this guy's looking at a fkn teleprompter lol
@NeurothropeАй бұрын
You really made this whole video just to be wrong.
@caffeinejunkie613Ай бұрын
nice video
@JeremyWaltonАй бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@caffeinejunkie613Ай бұрын
@@JeremyWalton np. Your video has helped me a lot since I'm doing a formal analysis on Dune 2 :)
@brianmagicman3556Ай бұрын
What prick doesn't tell people what beach they go to That's like saying you bought an Audi or Mercedes but not going to tell us which one Stupid and pointless
@AkashKumar-og1xr2 ай бұрын
Akashm
@hrithikpoojary062 ай бұрын
🔥🔥🔥
@JeremyWalton2 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching.
@fadellubbad1012 ай бұрын
I think the film gained more from the advertising for the Sony FX3 than from the film itself
@petespencer-smith50592 ай бұрын
I thought they excessively used shallow depth of field. I also had to give up watching after episode 5 as the plot just got too boring :(
@JeremyWalton2 ай бұрын
Too bad. Maybe give it another try!
@zatrix19442 ай бұрын
Nice video! I always wondered why this show looked so beautiful! 😍
@JeremyWalton2 ай бұрын
I loved their approach to the visuals.
@travelexplorer2 ай бұрын
I am about to buy a bag this one is in my top 3 I am still deciding but I have a question, how is the zipper area, do they hold (lets say tourist work in the Europe crowded streets, with the bag on the back) how dangerous for someone to open you the bag and grab the laptop, or the side door, how easy is for a thief to get your gear?, that is my only concern.
@noreaction12 ай бұрын
I’m waiting for a canon camera that can use rf lenses and shoot 4k 600 fps
@GGFEvents2 ай бұрын
What he doesn't tell you as this will 100X increase your render times. I run a 28 core xeon and 4090. I typical video for me takes 5min to render. Now with a few clips using this plugin my render time was 3+ hours. Hardly worth it id say.
@BillAshtonNelo2 ай бұрын
100x of glorious sharp film that your clients would ask about if it was left out or kept grainy.
@mikedrone7534Ай бұрын
I think 200X
@briscoevisuals3 ай бұрын
Totally confused.. in the heading it says 'don't by the FX3' but the video doesn't address why we shouldn't? a confusing watch wondering when the main statement will be addressed... inserts it seemed to be someone's partial take on the movie? I think?
@CartyCreative3 ай бұрын
You know a program is good when the website looks like it was made in Microsoft Word in 2001
@nikhilnewse3318Ай бұрын
Lol
@tatikapaya3 ай бұрын
Super interesting!! Thanks for this!
@viciousviolet37833 ай бұрын
I've just started snorkelling and thinking about buying this camera. If it's only for snorkelling would you recommend this one?
@JeremyWalton3 ай бұрын
Overall, yes. I mean you'd be good with the other action cameras if you're just snorkeling, but the battery life is excellent and you have the flip up screen.
@jamesm64423 ай бұрын
it's an interesting hypothesis you're laying out, that it was orchestrated to wow audiences with the marketing... but honestly there's probably only several dozen thousand people around the world who would know what an FX3 is compared to other contemporary cinema cameras and be impressed enough by that to buy a ticket to go see The Creator.. i don't think they would have weighted that in the production pipeline when kitting out the camera department. Maybe yeah at the end of the production process the DP and others realized they could impress all these camera nerds with some details of the production and thus we hear their anecdotes in the interviews, but really doubt it went into the original planning for what cameras to use
@davidwurtzel51983 ай бұрын
Doc DP here that shoots for NPR / PBS. I had the opportunity to meet Oren about 6 years ago too, awesome guy. They definitely didn't choose the camera for marketing purposes. Oren said in an interview they used it because they were able to have about 8 of them - all set up for different rigs / scenarios. That way they were able to bounce from one to the other seamlessly. Not to mention pivot very quickly when one camera movement maybe didn't feel quite right. It's a tool that gets the job done the way the director wanted to work (fast). It let them have more time for takes and get quality moments. Not to get buzz for their movie. Believe me that's the last thing that was on their minds when choosing a camera. I'm also pretty sure the director shot the proof of concept film on a nikon Z series camera, he operated a lot of this movie and probably wanted a similar form factor.
@TwisterChasers3 ай бұрын
Ive been trying Ai to fix denoise, using two of the more popular AI software out there...there is NOTHING as affordable and as good as NEAT VIDEO! Great tutorial and Thanks! One more thing I've found is if you place NEAT first as processes to run first in effect controls, render time is much faster. I place my adjustments with Lumetri Color AFTER Neat Video and works GREAT!
@TheNailHub3 ай бұрын
This is a great video. My setup is very rugged compared to this. I stapled foam strips on the ceiling. And I use steel plumbing pipe for rails. It’s probably heavier than it needs to be but it can span long distances without bowing. 🫣😂 I need to upgrade a bit maybe. Love your suggestions.
@JeremyWalton3 ай бұрын
Thanks. There’s definitely a lot of ways to get the same or similar results. I had many setups before this one so I went a little extra!
@emilyganguly2773 ай бұрын
thank you!
@joekelly93693 ай бұрын
Like the way you.lit the bag up to highlight the very dull cammo pattern 😁
@leonardodruscovich21313 ай бұрын
When I press on "check profile" nothing happens. ABSOLUTE NOTHING. This plugin is pure clownery
@elijahdaniel74143 ай бұрын
Nice bro!
@JeremyWalton3 ай бұрын
Thanks!
@MiyagisRant4 ай бұрын
great review! the lens guard is removable, just not sanctioned by Insta360. I carry a couple of the 3rd party lens guard replacements with me on my trips ;) I also own the DJI A4 for 10 bit LOG and color grading but you're right, with this camera I haven't really had the need to do much color grading because it handles color/dynamic range quite impressively.
@JeremyWalton4 ай бұрын
Yeah the images I got just by "point and shoot" came out great. Made the trip a little more hassle free. Still used my R3 at times for photos, but for this trip my go to was the Ace Pro.
@jujubean88704 ай бұрын
This was great. Thanks for the in depth look at the cinematography of Saltburn, which is beautiful. Keep going!
@JeremyWalton4 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@alansarpy4 ай бұрын
Amazing channel!
@JeremyWalton4 ай бұрын
I appreciate the support!
@alansarpy4 ай бұрын
I watched your video on imax what theaters in SoCal do you feel are the best to watch dune 2 for the best IMAX quality?
@America_Naiznanku4 ай бұрын
nothing about tutorial :(
@rano123214 ай бұрын
The difference was they bought 10 fx3 with different lens and setups and instead of waiting in between shots to rig up the camera, he was able to switch up the camera quickly for the next shots.
@hamburgler_a4 ай бұрын
Do you think the black satin 1 would be too strong on a 17mm-28mm lens?
@JeremyWalton4 ай бұрын
I use it on all my lenses.
@hamburgler_a4 ай бұрын
Good breakdown. What strength black satin are you using and what lens? Your image looks great.
@peterna7584 ай бұрын
i think the low-light performance was huge reason. as someone who has been shooting on a sony a7sii since 2015. Lowlight performance means you can use lighter smaller lights, and move them around more quickly. theoretically an fx6 could have been used as on option aswell (same sensor as an fx3)
@ruff1draft4 ай бұрын
Jeremy i am pleased to see someone who uses the Panasonic Gh5s as I think its an underappreciated camera
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Very nice review. I fly a LOT for my channel (no pun intended) and with new handluggage regulations here in the EU i'm looking into a new bag as well. Since i'm out in the field for 10-12 hrs a day i need to have a small compartment for food/drinks etc and it seems the top compartment with a BYOB could do the trick. Still undecided whether I want the Axis 20L or the fulton 16L, but Tenba for sure makes the perfect bag! Oh and before I forget, THANK YOU for actually taking the bag on a plane and showing the fit, not many do that.
And yet, concert films (Taylor Swift, Beyonce) have done well.
I love the experience of being in a cinema, seeing a highly anticipated flick in the company of like-minded people. Kills me that future generations might not get to experience that.
Movies have no chance to find an audience in theaters. They get axed after the first weekend.
Great video! I am currently researching the anamorphic world for a feature I'm about to shoot and I have a doubt. It is my understanding that the v-lites are 1.3x and the x series are 2x, so I'm guessing they had to crop out the image to end up in that aspect ratio? I believe there is a shot in one making-of video where you can see the monitor and how the image actually covers more to the sides, so maybe the vignetting was only from the v-lites? Have you found anything in this regard? Thank you in advance!
Lanikai
Thanks for the nice video! Yes. Filters are still a very useful tool. On my old Sony a7R2 I used a Tiffen Varm black pro mist filter to get a good skin tone after spending many hours adjusting in camera and in Resolve. It looks like an external filter did something a little different that couldn't be done internally. I prefer to turn down the colors a lot when I (rarely) use a blue filter for a night look.
i was hoping to learn a bit more about the film out process.
What music is it? The link gives no info about the track.
I went for an fx3 in 2024 about 1 month ago, it's good because I think of the fan. So you could say I am a fan of it. Not because it was used in the creator.
The main point of focus has to be the SENSOR. If for 4000$ you get a sensor that's good enough for FotoKem colorists to deliver the 80 million dollar look, then that means the sensor IS Hollywood quality. It's a bargain. So, buy the FX3
Stitching the snorricam in that shot makes it seem like they had some sort of connector on the talents vest. I think that’s why it’s so “way out there” as you said. Komodo owner here btw. Glad to see this investment being used professionally like this
“You don’t need 300 million” It wasn’t the camera, and even the script was dumb. Washington doesn’t need to be paid at the same rate as say, his dad, or Leonardo. AI prob wrote the script. $80 mil makes sense, as long as you have their most important part: Industrial Light & Magic. It’s the most legendary post houses ever
Hi, is this room acoustically treated? It sounds like it's not but the sound is still good!!
How do you sort out the pink skin tones.
Software? Video capture requires post production. Every device renders colors differently. You CAN'T escape it. That is when you step in as a "video editor" to correct color balance, hues, levels, shadow/highlight values. You can be a youtube person that doesn't care about the footage or you can be a PHOTOGRAPHER that actually understands that there are resources that allow you to take control over your final product. Be a Facebook content provider or be an actual serious artist. If you are on your phone this does not apply to you because you are not an actual artist, you are a social media addict. Hope that helps.
KZread DP hot take click bait titling.
another sad dumbass trying to minimize this awesome camera because they want to feel superior because they have a Venice or something... pathetic...
this guy's looking at a fkn teleprompter lol
You really made this whole video just to be wrong.
nice video
Thanks for watching!
@@JeremyWalton np. Your video has helped me a lot since I'm doing a formal analysis on Dune 2 :)
What prick doesn't tell people what beach they go to That's like saying you bought an Audi or Mercedes but not going to tell us which one Stupid and pointless
Akashm
🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for watching.
I think the film gained more from the advertising for the Sony FX3 than from the film itself
I thought they excessively used shallow depth of field. I also had to give up watching after episode 5 as the plot just got too boring :(
Too bad. Maybe give it another try!
Nice video! I always wondered why this show looked so beautiful! 😍
I loved their approach to the visuals.
I am about to buy a bag this one is in my top 3 I am still deciding but I have a question, how is the zipper area, do they hold (lets say tourist work in the Europe crowded streets, with the bag on the back) how dangerous for someone to open you the bag and grab the laptop, or the side door, how easy is for a thief to get your gear?, that is my only concern.
I’m waiting for a canon camera that can use rf lenses and shoot 4k 600 fps
What he doesn't tell you as this will 100X increase your render times. I run a 28 core xeon and 4090. I typical video for me takes 5min to render. Now with a few clips using this plugin my render time was 3+ hours. Hardly worth it id say.
100x of glorious sharp film that your clients would ask about if it was left out or kept grainy.
I think 200X
Totally confused.. in the heading it says 'don't by the FX3' but the video doesn't address why we shouldn't? a confusing watch wondering when the main statement will be addressed... inserts it seemed to be someone's partial take on the movie? I think?
You know a program is good when the website looks like it was made in Microsoft Word in 2001
Lol
Super interesting!! Thanks for this!
I've just started snorkelling and thinking about buying this camera. If it's only for snorkelling would you recommend this one?
Overall, yes. I mean you'd be good with the other action cameras if you're just snorkeling, but the battery life is excellent and you have the flip up screen.
it's an interesting hypothesis you're laying out, that it was orchestrated to wow audiences with the marketing... but honestly there's probably only several dozen thousand people around the world who would know what an FX3 is compared to other contemporary cinema cameras and be impressed enough by that to buy a ticket to go see The Creator.. i don't think they would have weighted that in the production pipeline when kitting out the camera department. Maybe yeah at the end of the production process the DP and others realized they could impress all these camera nerds with some details of the production and thus we hear their anecdotes in the interviews, but really doubt it went into the original planning for what cameras to use
Doc DP here that shoots for NPR / PBS. I had the opportunity to meet Oren about 6 years ago too, awesome guy. They definitely didn't choose the camera for marketing purposes. Oren said in an interview they used it because they were able to have about 8 of them - all set up for different rigs / scenarios. That way they were able to bounce from one to the other seamlessly. Not to mention pivot very quickly when one camera movement maybe didn't feel quite right. It's a tool that gets the job done the way the director wanted to work (fast). It let them have more time for takes and get quality moments. Not to get buzz for their movie. Believe me that's the last thing that was on their minds when choosing a camera. I'm also pretty sure the director shot the proof of concept film on a nikon Z series camera, he operated a lot of this movie and probably wanted a similar form factor.
Ive been trying Ai to fix denoise, using two of the more popular AI software out there...there is NOTHING as affordable and as good as NEAT VIDEO! Great tutorial and Thanks! One more thing I've found is if you place NEAT first as processes to run first in effect controls, render time is much faster. I place my adjustments with Lumetri Color AFTER Neat Video and works GREAT!
This is a great video. My setup is very rugged compared to this. I stapled foam strips on the ceiling. And I use steel plumbing pipe for rails. It’s probably heavier than it needs to be but it can span long distances without bowing. 🫣😂 I need to upgrade a bit maybe. Love your suggestions.
Thanks. There’s definitely a lot of ways to get the same or similar results. I had many setups before this one so I went a little extra!
thank you!
Like the way you.lit the bag up to highlight the very dull cammo pattern 😁
When I press on "check profile" nothing happens. ABSOLUTE NOTHING. This plugin is pure clownery
Nice bro!
Thanks!
great review! the lens guard is removable, just not sanctioned by Insta360. I carry a couple of the 3rd party lens guard replacements with me on my trips ;) I also own the DJI A4 for 10 bit LOG and color grading but you're right, with this camera I haven't really had the need to do much color grading because it handles color/dynamic range quite impressively.
Yeah the images I got just by "point and shoot" came out great. Made the trip a little more hassle free. Still used my R3 at times for photos, but for this trip my go to was the Ace Pro.
This was great. Thanks for the in depth look at the cinematography of Saltburn, which is beautiful. Keep going!
Thanks for watching!
Amazing channel!
I appreciate the support!
I watched your video on imax what theaters in SoCal do you feel are the best to watch dune 2 for the best IMAX quality?
nothing about tutorial :(
The difference was they bought 10 fx3 with different lens and setups and instead of waiting in between shots to rig up the camera, he was able to switch up the camera quickly for the next shots.
Do you think the black satin 1 would be too strong on a 17mm-28mm lens?
I use it on all my lenses.
Good breakdown. What strength black satin are you using and what lens? Your image looks great.
i think the low-light performance was huge reason. as someone who has been shooting on a sony a7sii since 2015. Lowlight performance means you can use lighter smaller lights, and move them around more quickly. theoretically an fx6 could have been used as on option aswell (same sensor as an fx3)
Jeremy i am pleased to see someone who uses the Panasonic Gh5s as I think its an underappreciated camera