Hey chinfat, just wanted to write up a quick thank you for this and other tutorial videos. This video specifically taught me the ins-and-outs of my camera for filmmaking application more than any other tutorial. I have also watched your videos on compression, premiere pro, and after effects editing. They all helped me to learn more about filmmaking than anything else, and have served as my "film school." I just completed the 4th episode of my web series and am proud of it. This is due in large part to your videos. You always discuss the minor inconveniences that come along with every part of the process and how to trouble shoot. This is why your videos helped for practical application more than any other, and also why I continue to return to the same videos for insights I didn't pick up on the first time. Thank you again for making tutorials for people who are actively creating films and using your tutorials in the real world.
I love the 6300 for video, great 4k image. I use the Sony 16mm lens. With an Ikan Beholder gimbal I have a pretty good steady cam. Using my 11 foot boom pole I get respectable elevated establishing shots.
Chinfat is the best tutor on RUclips. His videos taught me the ins and outs of color correction and color grading in Adobe pro. My coloring efficiency jumped significantly. Thank you for being so detailed with your tutorials and EXPLAINING the rationale. That right there.... is your edge over the rest!
Hell yeah, this camera is so capable of. Pairing with nice lens and using s-log you can get such a cinematic and crisp image. I shot my entire sci-fi short film using this baby :) it's on my channel ;)
i just watched it as well, so awesome! when it was a walkman at the end i lost my mind :) i'm curious what lenses you were working with for this if you want to share xx
@@chinfat Hey, thanks for the reply. I have an a6300. I was eventually able to figure it out. In movie mode, I was set to Manual exposure HFR, but I eventually found how to scroll through all the exposure settings to find Manual exposure without HFR
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Really appreciate all the value you've given us here on youtube! Thank you so much, and I wish you well on your future endeavors!
Hey chinfat, just wanted to write up a quick thank you for this and other tutorial videos. This video specifically taught me the ins-and-outs of my camera for filmmaking application more than any other tutorial. I have also watched your videos on compression, premiere pro, and after effects editing. They all helped me to learn more about filmmaking than anything else, and have served as my "film school." I just completed the 4th episode of my web series and am proud of it. This is due in large part to your videos. You always discuss the minor inconveniences that come along with every part of the process and how to trouble shoot. This is why your videos helped for practical application more than any other, and also why I continue to return to the same videos for insights I didn't pick up on the first time. Thank you again for making tutorials for people who are actively creating films and using your tutorials in the real world.
No problem. Thanks for watching.
I love the 6300 for video, great 4k image. I use the Sony 16mm lens. With an Ikan Beholder gimbal I have a pretty good steady cam. Using my 11 foot boom pole I get respectable elevated establishing shots.
Chinfat is the best tutor on RUclips. His videos taught me the ins and outs of color correction and color grading in Adobe pro.
My coloring efficiency jumped significantly.
Thank you for being so detailed with your tutorials and EXPLAINING the rationale. That right there.... is your edge over the rest!
Wow that’s a tutorial 👍 don’t have enough thumbs to put up 😅 thank you, greetings from Belgium 🇧🇪
Thank you! Your country's beer is amazing!!!
Just leaving my notes here so i can pick it faster. Thanks.
7:17 Movie Mode - Manual Setting
8:13 Focus Mode
9:05 Focus Area
Hell yeah, this camera is so capable of. Pairing with nice lens and using s-log you can get such a cinematic and crisp image.
I shot my entire sci-fi short film using this baby :) it's on my channel ;)
Watched it. Nice job!
MojaveMysteries thanks man! 😉
i just watched it as well, so awesome! when it was a walkman at the end i lost my mind :) i'm curious what lenses you were working with for this if you want to share xx
Whats the number in profile picture is the S-log?
Good, can you upload sample RAW footage Sony a6300
Excellent video ! Thank you GREAT tutorial
U r great guy
My shutter speed won't go any lower than 1/250. What can I change to have more control over shutter speed?
What camera are you using? Are you shooting at 24 fps? If you are shooting at 120 fps, the only standard shutter speed is 1/240.
@@chinfat Hey, thanks for the reply. I have an a6300. I was eventually able to figure it out. In movie mode, I was set to Manual exposure HFR, but I eventually found how to scroll through all the exposure settings to find Manual exposure without HFR
@@quentinlowery474 Awesome.
Great thanks
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Excellent :)
fps????
Yes, please.
Thanks brother for this information
Please use another mic, cuz your breath voice when talking is annoying
I have a condition. Please leave my kind alone.
pls bro fix your slurping in the mic ahahhahahaha
I suffer from Sjogren's syndrome. Thanks for the sympathy though. Very ableist of you.
through out the video battery went from 60% to 30%. Pathetic !
Um... okay.