Using the FX3, ive noticed skintones are fine outside, but mixed lighting or basically anything indoors, the skintones go deep orange. Its fixable if you key out the skin, but that sucks to do that for every shot.
That's very true, I've found myself just cooling down the white balance more than I normally would to help counter that. It's helped, but I know everyone may have a different approach and philosophy to colors.
Good points - I've been shooting a C70 for 11 months and I like it, but don't love it (I'm a long time Canon shooter and like the color overall). CONS of C70 - No EVF, poor low light, and a soft 4K because of no down-resing in the sensor. Respectable autofocus in C70, but Sony is clear king of autofocus. PROS of C70- Built-in NDs, built in audio, great battery life, programable buttons.
Had both and and will forever will choose c70 over fx3. Nds and internal raw are a must. I hated using external monitor to use raw and changing nds and lenses durning weddings was a nightmare.
@@banos_eyes I agree! To some extent I’ll still use my C70’s for those weddings where I’d think it be worth it to shoot in Raw and take advantage of the additional offerings from the C70. For most of my weddings I’ll continue to use the FX3’s as A & B cam.
Some good info! Just some points, for weddings, i use the R3 and would rate this as the ultimate wedding camera. It is so simple to use, excellence battery, no overheating, 240fps in 1080p, all high framerates look amazing. AF is totally reliable. Back screen is really bright, the image is solid over 10,000 ISO. I never need to do de-noising! The only negative is the size. But it weights hardly more. You only need the bigger gimbal. The question I have is what anamorphic lenses, are you rocking, i use the Blazar remus 1.5 anamorphics? What did you decide on? I do believe you did some work with Ray Roman? Did one of his workshops in Zagreb? Flew from Australia! His work is amazing! Thanks for the info, take care.
Thank you for watching! I’m using the Blazar Remus 1.5x kit i absolutely love them. No I’ve worked or met Ray Roman, but I would absolutely would love too, a pioneer for our industry.
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Using the FX3, ive noticed skintones are fine outside, but mixed lighting or basically anything indoors, the skintones go deep orange. Its fixable if you key out the skin, but that sucks to do that for every shot.
That's very true, I've found myself just cooling down the white balance more than I normally would to help counter that. It's helped, but I know everyone may have a different approach and philosophy to colors.
@@NavolForge I mean, Sonys color science is better than it used to be, but the starting point still is more work.
Good points - I've been shooting a C70 for 11 months and I like it, but don't love it (I'm a long time Canon shooter and like the color overall). CONS of C70 - No EVF, poor low light, and a soft 4K because of no down-resing in the sensor. Respectable autofocus in C70, but Sony is clear king of autofocus. PROS of C70- Built-in NDs, built in audio, great battery life, programable buttons.
Had both and and will forever will choose c70 over fx3. Nds and internal raw are a must. I hated using external monitor to use raw and changing nds and lenses durning weddings was a nightmare.
@@banos_eyes I agree! To some extent I’ll still use my C70’s for those weddings where I’d think it be worth it to shoot in Raw and take advantage of the additional offerings from the C70. For most of my weddings I’ll continue to use the FX3’s as A & B cam.
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Some good info!
Just some points, for weddings, i use the R3 and would rate this as the ultimate wedding camera. It is so simple to use, excellence battery, no overheating, 240fps in 1080p, all high framerates look amazing. AF is totally reliable. Back screen is really bright, the image is solid over 10,000 ISO. I never need to do de-noising! The only negative is the size. But it weights hardly more. You only need the bigger gimbal.
The question I have is what anamorphic lenses, are you rocking, i use the Blazar remus 1.5 anamorphics? What did you decide on?
I do believe you did some work with Ray Roman? Did one of his workshops in Zagreb? Flew from Australia! His work is amazing! Thanks for the info, take care.
Thank you for watching! I’m using the Blazar Remus 1.5x kit i absolutely love them.
No I’ve worked or met Ray Roman, but I would absolutely would love too, a pioneer for our industry.
You can get the R8 which has the same full sensor as the R6ll. Different tools for different jobs.
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