Good video I love you bro 👊 do you have any lut pack's you thinking about selling? Lol I did not know there is a orange county Florida I live in Orange County California
Note that all of these filters' strength & look will vary widely depending on what focal length lens you're using them with. The 1/4, 1/2, 1, 2 etc. system was actually developed so cinematographers could have a consistent look across different focal lengths! If you image search the confetti filter, you'll also see how it can look wildly different on a wide-angle lens as opposed to a tele lens. By the looks of this test, I'd guess you were using it with an 80-100mm.
This current test shot of the mannequin shows that you've come a huge way since your early videos! It's head and shoulders (pun intended!) above the old stuff.
I've been wanting to try the True Streak 4mm filter on my Isco Ultra Star anamorphic. It has no flares but is a great looking lens. The True Streak might just do the job.
I have a fotga swing away matte box - swing away is definitely the way to go as a cinematographer. I wish mine had 3 slots and the ability to angle them though
Love your passion and the fact you’re giving it a red hot go. Just some constructive comments, I think the lighting for your talking to camera shots was much better in your previous videos.
Thanks Justin. Which Digital Diffusion FX strength do you suggest for standard use. I believe you have the 1/2 there? I like the subtle looks of black pro-mist 1/8 so something comparable would be nice.
Paul Singh I think 1/2 or 1/4 is good. but if you like 1/8, i’d stick with that. For me 1/8 isn’t enough for any diffusion, but then again, every situation and preference is different. I’d say go with 1/4
Super interesting! I want to try out that confetti filter, just for fun. Do you have an opinion on the use of Polarization filters? Is it important for adding contrast in general, or is it more like something you use only in special circumstances, like shooting through glass?
Daaaaaammmmmmm...........That's a lot of filters I have a much smaller collection.......... I'm really looking to buy a Pro-mist filter 4x5.5 maybe you can find me a used one out by you another great video Regards, Rick
Great video mate...wooden camera are soooooo overpriced...almost criminal with the prices they charge. Pretty sure them and zucutto are in bed together.
can u use a real person for hour subject? using a dummy doesnt give proper context when it comes to skin, especially when it comes to digital diffusion filters that smooth skin out. also, the neon light is distracting the effects that skin tones have.
Good video I love you bro 👊 do you have any lut pack's you thinking about selling? Lol I did not know there is a orange county Florida I live in Orange County California
BadKarma 714 IDK about selling, but definitely will probably give some out on the Patreon.
@@JustinPhillip oh that's cool
I’m definitely not a hater. Keep doing your thing bro. People hate people who can’t be bought. It is what it is.
💯 Thank you!
I am not a videographer but you are really authentic and honest with all the information provided. Very engaging abd professional.
good luck man :-)
Very interesting video! It was fun to see the different filter effects. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
Cool! thank you
Note that all of these filters' strength & look will vary widely depending on what focal length lens you're using them with. The 1/4, 1/2, 1, 2 etc. system was actually developed so cinematographers could have a consistent look across different focal lengths! If you image search the confetti filter, you'll also see how it can look wildly different on a wide-angle lens as opposed to a tele lens. By the looks of this test, I'd guess you were using it with an 80-100mm.
85mm Contax Zeiss
This current test shot of the mannequin shows that you've come a huge way since your early videos! It's head and shoulders (pun intended!) above the old stuff.
Thomas Donalek Thank you!
THANKS Justin for the Video, it really helps to see some of your Filming process.
Thanks for all the content. Also a user of the BMPCC 4k and found a lot of interesting videos on your channel - keep up the good work!
NauskTV Great!
Great video. Very informative. Keep up the good work 👍🏾
Andrew Webber Thanks!
Great video!
I appreciate the work you put into it.
I've been wanting to try the True Streak 4mm filter on my Isco Ultra Star anamorphic. It has no flares but is a great looking lens. The True Streak might just do the job.
I have a fotga swing away matte box - swing away is definitely the way to go as a cinematographer. I wish mine had 3 slots and the ability to angle them though
The angle thing and the three tray is very unique to the Wooden Camera, BUT, no rotating trays 😞
Love your passion and the fact you’re giving it a red hot go. Just some constructive comments, I think the lighting for your talking to camera shots was much better in your previous videos.
ozzmanzz yea the low key lighting isnt quite right for the youtube world
Thanks Justin. Which Digital Diffusion FX strength do you suggest for standard use. I believe you have the 1/2 there? I like the subtle looks of black pro-mist 1/8 so something comparable would be nice.
Paul Singh I think 1/2 or 1/4 is good. but if you like 1/8, i’d stick with that. For me 1/8 isn’t enough for any diffusion, but then again, every situation and preference is different. I’d say go with 1/4
do you have the same problem with the corners on wide lenses? the lens flare streaks are bending at my 16mm
Super interesting! I want to try out that confetti filter, just for fun. Do you have an opinion on the use of Polarization filters? Is it important for adding contrast in general, or is it more like something you use only in special circumstances, like shooting through glass?
always when shooting thru a window or looking at reflective surfaces, but i also always tend to use polarizers outdoors
hi, can you make more videos about Schneider True-Streak Confetti Filter? I really like it and care about it
All i got is a Tiffen variable nd and a cheap ir cut filter
Might get a Tiffen pro mist soon
Jay Freeman Gotta start somewhere!
Daaaaaammmmmmm...........That's a lot of filters
I have a much smaller collection..........
I'm really looking to buy a Pro-mist filter 4x5.5
maybe you can find me a used one out by you
another great video
Regards, Rick
Can you recommend a computer for editing bmpcc4k footage with resolve?
Dope Video
You are such a cool guy. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
thank you! appreciate it!
Thanks for the info! Looks like you are running a much bigger operation than it seems from the RUclips channel.
Just burn paper for haze, jeez. Lol.
smoke em if you got em!
@@JustinPhillip or just wait for the summer, plenty of free haze everywhere in so cal
cool dude, real passion and forget these haters ;) 100!
Thank you for your time and effort.
I hope you to be our new (Christian Bale).
Filmmaker IRAQ 🤣🙌🏼
Great video mate...wooden camera are soooooo overpriced...almost criminal with the prices they charge. Pretty sure them and zucutto are in bed together.
Visual Candy 🤣🤣
$90k in today's times doesn't sound like low budget in indie terms, but I'm probably wrong.
anything under 5 mil is considered low budget, anything under 1 mil is shoestring or micro
User buys a $$$ lens to get sharp images, then decides to use a fog filter to remove the sharpness of the lens...
can u use a real person for hour subject? using a dummy doesnt give proper context when it comes to skin, especially when it comes to digital diffusion filters that smooth skin out.
also, the neon light is distracting the effects that skin tones have.