This was really helpful. Probably the easiest to understand explanation on how to expose I have ever watched. Cleared up a lot for me. I’m still learning the cinematography game and this was a HUGE help! Definitely thanks!
By putting your iso lower than the native iso you're actually losing stops in the highlights, meaning the highlights will clip faster. It seems counter intuitive but keeping the iso higher at 640 and using nd filter/aperture/shutter to keep the highlights below 100% will actually get you a better image. By exposing to the right you are moving the image further away from the noise floor of the sensor.
Amen! Priority should be getting in more light to the sensor so that the signal cleans up. + a side note: if you got a camera with a dual or triple native iso most of the times the distribution of the dynamic range on the more sensitive iso favors a smoother roll off in the highlights (even though this seems counter intuitive at first) but have a look at the manufacturer's dynamic range distribution charts for your specific model.
My guy I just spend all day thinking about this subject and how I can improve on my exposure and iso settings…. Thank u …. Very valuable advice…. U got a sub
Yep, I'm new to this camera, but I'm the same - I find that even with a 3-stop ND, 640 ISO is sometimes too much and I bring it down to 320 ISO to retain shallow depth-of-field, film look, etc.
Great video. I did notice your white balance was at 8500k instead of 5600k I like the warmer look. When doing this, is a white balance card needed or no?
Perfect timinh man 😂 i finally decided to stop being a 🐕 and go shoot and document stuff and i was working with zebras to expose for my skin tone. I went vlogging. this will come in handy tomorrow 💪
Did this help you out ?
Yes it did… Im new in the game
I’ve been waiting for you to push one of these out 💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 DOPE!!!! by the way what is your in camera sharpness level on?
Yes bro 🔥
Yah
The real question is how to get perfect exposure during night time with minimal lighting
This was really helpful. Probably the easiest to understand explanation on how to expose I have ever watched. Cleared up a lot for me. I’m still learning the cinematography game and this was a HUGE help! Definitely thanks!
By putting your iso lower than the native iso you're actually losing stops in the highlights, meaning the highlights will clip faster. It seems counter intuitive but keeping the iso higher at 640 and using nd filter/aperture/shutter to keep the highlights below 100% will actually get you a better image. By exposing to the right you are moving the image further away from the noise floor of the sensor.
Amen! Priority should be getting in more light to the sensor so that the signal cleans up. + a side note: if you got a camera with a dual or triple native iso most of the times the distribution of the dynamic range on the more sensitive iso favors a smoother roll off in the highlights (even though this seems counter intuitive at first) but have a look at the manufacturer's dynamic range distribution charts for your specific model.
This dude is a beast with it 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 I’m new with a camera so I’m learning day by day how to operate it💪🏾💪🏾🥰
Helpful stuff. Gonna try out the zebra trick on my G85.
Nice Video!!! I love to use False Colors. It's literally the best for me. I think all camera should have it.
Hi what's false colors? Im Learning about this camera!
How do you expose for dark night scenes? No practicals in frame just moonlight.
I’m going to make a video on how to film in lowlight
Yep , right on point . Keep it coming . I’ll just add the 180 degree shutter rule aka , the doubling shutter effect .
My guy I just spend all day thinking about this subject and how I can improve on my exposure and iso settings…. Thank u …. Very valuable advice…. U got a sub
Yep, I'm new to this camera, but I'm the same - I find that even with a 3-stop ND, 640 ISO is sometimes too much and I bring it down to 320 ISO to retain shallow depth-of-field, film look, etc.
Sweet! Looking forward to this series!
This definitely helped a lot my guy, thanks!💪🏽
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Yes thanks man
Appreciate you, Bro.👊🏿🔥🔥🔥🔥! Thanks for the knowledge.
I use zebras at times. Helps a lot
Great video. I did notice your white balance was at 8500k instead of 5600k I like the warmer look. When doing this, is a white balance card needed or no?
I like your consistency and quality of videos . Wanted to ask did you also you zebras to expose for just skin tones ?
Great Tips!!!
This is the one I need sir
Yessir!
Help out a bit, thanks.
The video's audio cuts out at 1:50 -1:52 Overall dope information
Thanks for the heads up !
Learned something❤
Is that metering mode
well explained
Nice video, thank you
Perfect timinh man 😂 i finally decided to stop being a 🐕 and go shoot and document stuff and i was working with zebras to expose for my skin tone. I went vlogging. this will come in handy tomorrow 💪
Clicked your profile page at the perfect time!
Haha! I’m glad you were able to catch it.
Needed this brother 🫡
Great straight to the point! 🦾🦾🦾 Thanks