@@M1R0_Life_through_a_lens the 45 Oly is on of my absolute favourites, although I am now using on my G9 mostly the Leica 12-60 (I am lazy) the Oly was just 200 Euro in bargain sale.
What you might not know is that because you were in natural light and using slowmo b roll, you actually dont need nd filters. Just crank up the shutter speed for a much smoother effect ik slo mo and you will not have any flickering because you were in natural light.
Hey. Thanks for the comment. You're right. I went for a shutter speed of 1/250s for a 125fps video and with an aperture of 1.7 a needed and ND 😆. Could have gone with a faster shutter speed instead. Cheers! 👍
@@M1R0_Life_through_a_lens no i mean you can literally use 1/2500 of a shutter with a 60fps so long as you are using natural light. If you do that with ai light then you would normally get flickering.
@@kalleankaa7536 Yes that works ;) I'm using that specific shutter speed because of motion blur. If the SS is too fast then there is no motion blur when you slow down the video to 25fps. Again thanks for the comment.
Really great job here!
Hey! Thanks a lot. Really appreciate it. Cheers!
What a beautiful country. Great slo mo shooting too.
Thank you very much. 👍👍
Thanks for this video! It was fascinating to see the slow videos with the arrows and the strings vibrating
Thanks. It's an amazing sport. Try it if you can.
Very nice video.
Thank you very much.
Great job and fine shots! I am using the 1.8 45mm Olympus, which was my first fix lens and I love it. Slow motion: did you shoot in FHD with 180 FPS?
Is the Olympus OK? I shoot 125fps FHD. It's just slow enough 👍Thank you for the comment. Cheers! 🍻
@@M1R0_Life_through_a_lens the 45 Oly is on of my absolute favourites, although I am now using on my G9 mostly the Leica 12-60 (I am lazy) the Oly was just 200 Euro in bargain sale.
Nice. I find my self switching to the prime lenses more and more 😆
What you might not know is that because you were in natural light and using slowmo b roll, you actually dont need nd filters.
Just crank up the shutter speed for a much smoother effect ik slo mo and you will not have any flickering because you were in natural light.
Hey. Thanks for the comment. You're right. I went for a shutter speed of 1/250s for a 125fps video and with an aperture of 1.7 a needed and ND 😆. Could have gone with a faster shutter speed instead. Cheers! 👍
@@M1R0_Life_through_a_lens no i mean you can literally use 1/2500 of a shutter with a 60fps so long as you are using natural light. If you do that with ai light then you would normally get flickering.
@@kalleankaa7536 Yes that works ;) I'm using that specific shutter speed because of motion blur. If the SS is too fast then there is no motion blur when you slow down the video to 25fps. Again thanks for the comment.