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A Trip to Vancouver Island | Lumix S5IIX | 4K
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
- Some shots I got on Vancouver Island on a recent trip using my Lumix S5IIX, and a couple different lenses such as the Sigma 28-70 f2.8 and the Sigma 100-400 f5.6-6.3.
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Diablos que calidad parece la fx3 🤯
This camera paired with the right les is just fantastic!
It is an amazing camera! Especially with the sigma 28-70.
People don't have any idea the kind of work it takes to make this editing, luts and overall vision. Love it and good luck!
I really appreciate that, thank you! It does take a lot of work but I enjoy it and still trying to improve each video. Thanks for watching! 😊
beautiful shots and colors
Thank you! 😊
What configuration did you record in with the s5iix?
This was either 6k 4:2:0 long gop or 4k 60 long gop 4:2:0 both V-log. 😊
Well done, love the grade too.
Thank you!
I shoot at night at ISO 4000 on a Panasonic s5iix and I have a very noisy picture, how can I fix this?
I usually find shooting at f2.8 or lower helps a lot, but that depends on what lens you have. If not I would try to expose closer to clipping the highlights.
Superb ❤, u r gonna be recognised one day..
I really appreciate that thank you! 😊
cool
that was fantastic 👏🏽 beautifully shot. I was wondering if you ever over expose in camera and then bring it down in post? (for V-Log) I found that it gives less noise in the footage. have you ever had that issue?
Thank you very much!
That's a good question, I actually had trouble exposing V-log because my shadows were very noisy at the start.
Now for V-log, I try to expose the shadows above 15 ire. To make sure my shadows are clean and then bring it down after (if needed). I also use the highlight zebras set to 88-95 Ire to make sure I have enough room so I don't clip. So as you said I noticed a lot less noise over exposing slightly.