Here is a cinematography breakdown of my latest travel video shot with the BMPCC6K Pro. Hope you find it helpful and let me know if you need to know anything else :). Cheers, Flo
I made a video last year about my color grading process so feel free to check it out and I also offer mentoring sessions if you would like to have an in depth chat about it :)
Hey ! Thanks for the video ! I'm not sure if you mention it, but do you use Braw or Prores codec while shooting all this ? Also at 5:16 you talk about your 24-105mm and the compression it gives you... What do you mean ?
Thanks for watching!! I shot all of it in BRAW 12:1. And the compression is the 'effect' long focal lengths give you as they compress the background and foreground.
Such a valuable video Flo, thanks heaps for your in depth shares! I was curious to why you shoot night scenes at 3200 instead of 1250, I’ve found noise performance at 3200 is quite poor. And at 1250 there seems to be more dynamic range in the shadows, despite the highlight tradeoff. (Despite the ‘Native’ ISO at 3200 and 400)
although watching commercial works' breakdown make me hype , but I love these type of video more haha😆 these type of video is closer to our daily life , would love to see more . and i like your simple explanations , makes me feel like i can achieve it too :)
Looking forward to your next ebook. Enjoyed the first one 👌. Would love to have seen a few shots using false color to see more of the highlights and contrast in the shot.
From now on everytime someone asks me for a good cinema-cam to buy, i will show him this video. The language of your framing is awesome and i really love your "lowlight/underexposed" shots. Some are perfect (at least for me).
Great stuff as usual bro you always give simple Explanation, so question my Could you please guide me how to use the BMPCC 6K to Shoot a Timelapse video I have one to Shortly. I need all Settings by the way it's the 6K with the TAMRON 18-200mm F3.5-6.3 .awaiting your response also I have access to the Micro Panel can you guide me where I can find videos on how to use this Panel Properly I plan on Pursuing a Career as a Colorist thanks again Michael from Jamaica.
Thank you!! Timelapse is super easy you basically just have to click a button in the menu and choose your frequency. Settings can be whatever you need. And I don't have a panel so I am sure on youtube you will find plenty of videos to help you with that!
Here is a cinematography breakdown of my latest travel video shot with the BMPCC6K Pro.
Hope you find it helpful and let me know if you need to know anything else :).
Cheers,
Flo
Is it possible for you to share how to color grade in detail? I would pay for it.
I made a video last year about my color grading process so feel free to check it out and I also offer mentoring sessions if you would like to have an in depth chat about it :)
Hey ! Thanks for the video ! I'm not sure if you mention it, but do you use Braw or Prores codec while shooting all this ? Also at 5:16 you talk about your 24-105mm and the compression it gives you... What do you mean ?
Thanks for watching!! I shot all of it in BRAW 12:1. And the compression is the 'effect' long focal lengths give you as they compress the background and foreground.
I love your work!! composition, grading, everything!. Do you still using the Sirui Jupiter? Greetings from Argentina
Thanks so much!! And I still do :)
Great video! When you say you're shooting in slow motion, do you mean the 1920x1080 120 frames? Or 60 frames at 6k?
Thanks!! 6K in 50 most of the time :)
Did you shoot timelaps shots in "timlapse"-mode in camera? or did you record in 24fps and sped it up inpost?
Timelapse mode :) It saves quite a bit of storage.
Thanks for the breakdown. Very informative!
Glad you liked it, thanks for watching!!
I’m French and have lived in Australia.
I love to see how Australia FEELS in videos. Good job.
Thank you!! Do you miss it?
Loved that vid! Keep up the good work mate!
Thank you 🙏
Thanks for the vid. So cool.
Thanks for watching :) !!
Such a valuable video Flo, thanks heaps for your in depth shares! I was curious to why you shoot night scenes at 3200 instead of 1250, I’ve found noise performance at 3200 is quite poor. And at 1250 there seems to be more dynamic range in the shadows, despite the highlight tradeoff. (Despite the ‘Native’ ISO at 3200 and 400)
Thanks mate!! I often shoot 1250 but I always prefer to shoot 3200 for super dark scenes as I know I can get it cleaned :). I do prefer 1250 though.
Nice thanks Flo, and cheers for always replying to our questions!
Your cinematography breakdowns are always so good 🤌✨
Thanks so much 🙏!!
although watching commercial works' breakdown make me hype , but I love these type of video more haha😆 these type of video is closer to our daily life , would love to see more . and i like your simple explanations , makes me feel like i can achieve it too :)
Glad you enjoyed it :)
You footage looks very stable. Did you use a gimble?
No gimbal, All handheld expect for the 3 timelapses.
Loved the insights!!!
Glad you did, thanks for watching!!
Looking forward to your next ebook. Enjoyed the first one 👌. Would love to have seen a few shots using false color to see more of the highlights and contrast in the shot.
Thank you mate 🙏
Hey Flo, for the timelapses, did you leave the camera for 5mins on 24/25fps and fast forwarded the footage in post?
Hey, they are actually Timelapses in camera. I left the camera for around 5 to 10mins depending on the shot :).
@@OfTwoLands thank you!
With what settings? How many fps?
Hey what were your export settings for this when it comes to the dimensions?
Hey, this is 3840 x 1920. I am actually working on a video about my shooting and exporting settings :)
@@OfTwoLands Ok thank you! And you were shooting in 6k correct?
Australia is such a beautiful place.
It sure is!!
From now on everytime someone asks me for a good cinema-cam to buy, i will show him this video.
The language of your framing is awesome and i really love your "lowlight/underexposed" shots. Some are perfect (at least for me).
Thank you so much :)
Came across your channel and thank you for your amazing insights. :)
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you!!
So talented. Love watching and learning from this channel.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it and found it helpful :)
Amazing images once again! You keep on proving how powerful this camera is!
Thank you so much!!
BMPCC is great camera
Sure is!
Great work!
Thank you!!
thanks
Thanks for watching :)
Nice Video Bro
Thanks man!!
We need more videos like this ..love your work
@@PackYourBags Thank you 🙏
Great stuff as usual bro you always give simple Explanation, so question my Could you please guide me how to use the BMPCC 6K to Shoot a Timelapse video I have one to Shortly.
I need all Settings by the way it's the 6K with the TAMRON 18-200mm F3.5-6.3 .awaiting your response also I have access to the Micro Panel can you guide me where I can find videos on
how to use this Panel Properly I plan on Pursuing a Career as a Colorist thanks again Michael from Jamaica.
Thank you!!
Timelapse is super easy you basically just have to click a button in the menu and choose your frequency. Settings can be whatever you need.
And I don't have a panel so I am sure on youtube you will find plenty of videos to help you with that!
@@OfTwoLands I need a breakdown of the Settings