Funny how this works. I just found you today. You're video is still working for you and us the viewer 4 years later. Thank you so much for this! You deserve way more than 85k subs man your work is really nice!
wth?? When you think there could be something better out there on filming cars, then someone like this comes along and ups the game a notch. Good job bro...
Best summer anime of 2020. On the real tho, I appreciate the fact that while you were teaching how to film, someone else was filming you. Your thoughts are so well organized and easy to understand. Knocked it out of the park my dude. You're creating a generation of videographers 👐
I’ve learned more in this video than in months of researching specific topics. This video is all you need to watch for a good cover of the specifics. Well done, and thank you!
This is a great video man. Really appreciate you taking the time to make it. I like how you kept it simple and left room for us to do our own research. Kept it from being too intimidating. Thanks!
Man, you have helped so much as I am a total noob when it comes to shooting content with proper equipment. I am eternally grateful for your video series and look forward to your channel blowing up soon! You seem to have been shooting for a while and have gone through a lot of trail and error. Again, thank you!
Bro this is the best breakdown of Car Cinematics I've ever seen! You should create a comprehensive masterclass course and charge people for it. Then you could get paid for this, and amateur people like me starting out could get a clear, easy to understand crash course to help me get started. Thank you for this!
when I see somebody using B+W filters... you're a man of taste. Also you should specify that you can't stack CPL on an NDX or VND. In that case rotating the base of the VND will change the polarization.
@@spamsubie you could try a combined filter tho... I have one around and it has 2 rings, the first rotates the polarization the second the ND value it's a mess to use quickly and I rarely use it
@@dallatorretdu yeah I'm going to get an ND drop-in filter adapter for my camera in the future. It goes before the lens so I wont have to worry about stacking anymore haha
The best video when it homes to filming honestly love that you explain a technique and show how it should look like since the video before this one! Keep it up I wanna see more!
I usually never comment on videos, but had to for yours. Really awesome stuff! Well laid out, to the point explanation with example. Motivates me to go out and start shooting right now. Keep up the amazing work.
Really great technical info, thanks for sharing. It makes a big difference really knowing DP fundamentals, vs. the avg. RUclipsr trying to do these cinematics with no knowledge.
Great tips man! Strongly agree with your points! Last thing im trying to get right and safely doing rollers without shooting out the trunk of a car :( Working on piecing a rig together for my Corolla hatch, and controlling the camera left and right at least. Truly love your content man!
Awesome video/series! I know its not your problem but I think many people including myself starting out have lower budget micro 4/3 cameras. I just wanted to point out that there is a 2.0 crop factor compared to full frame so for example where you would use a 35mm I need to use about 17mm. I will definitely be keeping your tips in mind for a video I plan on shooting soon!
Hey man as a film student calling it the 180 degree shutter rule doesn't make sense :| But hey that's why I'm writing trying to help u like this vid helps me. So the 180 degree rule is actually a rule on where to put the camera in relation to the subject or mutiple subjects so when camera angle changes in edit the audience isn't disoriented. :P great vid can't wait for the sound one!
Yes there are two 180 rules, the one you are referring to is the one relating to the camera angles when shooting. The one I am explaining in this video is the mathematical rule that pertains to shutter speed settings, which his why I called it 180 "shutter" rule :)
spamsubie but what are u 180-ing🤔it's the double up rule cause it's double your shutterspeed if it were to be a 180 on numbers you would take 24 fps and have to set it to a setting that is -24 cause that is the 180 opposite number of 24. But even explaining it this way is wrong just because the rule has nothing to do with any 180 it's a 2x equation not a directional equation. I love ur vids and they help a lot i just want you to be as accurate in your teachings here as possible😋
Very cool! Just wondering, does the HDMI cable connecting the external monitor to the camera impact gimbal performance? Or is the weight offset negligable? I just got the Zhiyun Crane 2 and am probably going to team that up with a monitor.
@@spamsubie awesome thanks! I did wonder if it was actually HDMI that you were using and not USB-C or something. That is a very thin cable. Any particular brand? Thanks again mate.
great videos bruh, really appreciate your energy and the fact that you're making these videos, I recently bought a ronin s and I'm having a horrible time in underslung mode (basically I got it for car videos and underslung low shots are really important) have you used the ronin s? should I return it and get an older M? also are you stabilizing you're footage afterwards?
I do have a Ronin-S, but I personally don't like using underslung for shooting cars. I prefer using Ronin-M, I recommend finding a Ronin-MX since Ronin-M is discontinued and a bit dated - my Ronin-M is about to break on me lol
Excellent video, thank you so much. I look forward to your next episode ... I am so excited to start this new journey soon and also share my failed attempts 😂
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Funny how this works. I just found you today. You're video is still working for you and us the viewer 4 years later. Thank you so much for this! You deserve way more than 85k subs man your work is really nice!
The fact that this is free, god damn, love you!
I’ve been waiting for this vid all my life
Now you don't have to wait too long anymore! EP2 and EP3 should follow very soon :)
Lol since you came out the womb😅
Mood
Thanks for this 🙏 .
@@mijiz as soon as bro came out he was like “damn when he gonna drop that video”
wth?? When you think there could be something better out there on filming cars, then someone like this comes along and ups the game a notch. Good job bro...
Keep killing it man. I love the humor you bring to the tutorials. Glad you mentioned the 180 shutter degree. So many people neglect this! Subbed.
Best summer anime of 2020. On the real tho, I appreciate the fact that while you were teaching how to film, someone else was filming you. Your thoughts are so well organized and easy to understand. Knocked it out of the park my dude. You're creating a generation of videographers 👐
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video, I really appreciate the kind words :)
true!
I’ve learned more in this video than in months of researching specific topics. This video is all you need to watch for a good cover of the specifics. Well done, and thank you!
The most well rounded instructional video i've ever seen on filming. This entire series is like gold
This is a great video man. Really appreciate you taking the time to make it. I like how you kept it simple and left room for us to do our own research. Kept it from being too intimidating. Thanks!
Man, you have helped so much as I am a total noob when it comes to shooting content with proper equipment. I am eternally grateful for your video series and look forward to your channel blowing up soon! You seem to have been shooting for a while and have gone through a lot of trail and error. Again, thank you!
Bro this is the best breakdown of Car Cinematics I've ever seen! You should create a comprehensive masterclass course and charge people for it. Then you could get paid for this, and amateur people like me starting out could get a clear, easy to understand crash course to help me get started. Thank you for this!
Luckily I have just watch EP. 1 and found out that EP. 2 was just uploaded 5 hr ago. Thank you for creating this content
I am kinda in love with this guy, after only 2 videos. Subbed and liked my friend. Top work
This is genuinely one of the best videos I’ve ever watched
when I see somebody using B+W filters... you're a man of taste.
Also you should specify that you can't stack CPL on an NDX or VND. In that case rotating the base of the VND will change the polarization.
Yes that's true! Sorry I just figured most people would know that already since VND spins too. But thanks :)
@@spamsubie you could try a combined filter tho... I have one around and it has 2 rings, the first rotates the polarization the second the ND value
it's a mess to use quickly and I rarely use it
@@dallatorretdu yeah I'm going to get an ND drop-in filter adapter for my camera in the future. It goes before the lens so I wont have to worry about stacking anymore haha
BRUH WHY IS YOUR CHANNEL SO UNDERRATED
Awesome video mate! May I ask why not opt for a 24-70 lens instead - seems like an ideal focal lens for most of the shots?🔥
Thanks! 24-70mm only has a f-stop of 2.8. The prime lenses I use offere f/1.4 which is way nicer :)
@@spamsubie All for that extra bokeh! Keep up the good work man. Subscribed🙌
On the intro i was like meh that song again but the shots of you doing random stuff were so funny that you sold me on watching it all
“I’m read I’m ready I’m ready” spongebob voice
The best video when it homes to filming honestly love that you explain a technique and show how it should look like since the video before this one! Keep it up I wanna see more!
Solid video. The shutter speed part helped me a lot.
I usually never comment on videos, but had to for yours. Really awesome stuff! Well laid out, to the point explanation with example. Motivates me to go out and start shooting right now. Keep up the amazing work.
That rubber band on the stuck filter thread is an awesome hack! Thx
I love how you hold your breath just like me, all im missing is the bad ass rocking vido skills!! Awesome
really like your work flow especially about the changing lens.
I really like how you tell each step!!! You definitely got a subscriber here!
Man, I really need a camera capable of doing 4k 60fps. These shots are simply beautiful.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 good video bro
That shutter speed mistake is exactly what I did on a video, totally ruined a review I did on a motorcycle. good stuff dude and great info.
Wow i learned everything we already talked about, but seeing the video and how they work makes it better. Love you Steven 🥺
LETS GO! been waiting for this one!
Really great technical info, thanks for sharing. It makes a big difference really knowing DP fundamentals, vs. the avg. RUclipsr trying to do these cinematics with no knowledge.
Love your videos just gettting into making car videos myself and they're a huge help! Glad i found your channel
🔥 fire
tru
Wow👀 hey lol
sWooZie no way is this the real swoozie...
Super dope man! Entertaining and informative! Keep em coming!! 💪🏼
Finally its here🙌. Waited for soo long 😅
The wait is over! EP 3 and 4 not too long away :)
@@spamsubie please include the settings for rolling car video in the coming episodes 🙌
Settings will be the same as in this video!
Another amazing video 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
It's why I like the Z8. You get oversampling at 4K/60 in RAW, H.265, and various bit depths. Not mentioning the 8K/60 RAW that too is oversampled
Thank you for this! Can’t wait for the next video
THANK YOU FOR THIS! So many on rolling shots. I want the video side!
0:5
Nop i wasn't waiting to long.
😅
And now looks like I'm going to wait long for next useful video.
Nice looks like i need A LOT TO LEARN.
😬😬.
U explain things so good! Great video!
Really nice video mate! keep on uploading, really love your content!
that uzaki chan tho. Pretty cool cars and cool video my man
You sir are a LEGEND! thank you for these videos!!
Really appreciate your help for all the stuff. Keep up the great work!
Great tips man! Strongly agree with your points! Last thing im trying to get right and safely doing rollers without shooting out the trunk of a car :( Working on piecing a rig together for my Corolla hatch, and controlling the camera left and right at least. Truly love your content man!
Great video man, keep up the good work
Can’t wait for more
Ep3 and 4 will follow soon!
I just watched ep 1, now this uploaded one day ago? Thank you!!
No prob! Ep 3 and 4 are not too long away :)
@@spamsubie awesome, hanging to see them. I did a 4wd touring trip using your techniques!
awesome video dude, you should have 100k subs easy
Very informative and it pretty kool, glad I found ur channel
gawd damn that was an amazing video. looking forward to that episode 3~
This series is so heplful!
Thank you!
Thnak you sire, for the effort, greatly valued content!
Hey!.. loved the video. Quick question. How to get rid of the headlight flickering while shooting in higher fps? Thanx in advance.
Sometimes you can drop or increase the shutter speed by a little and it should get rid of the flickering 👍🏻
Really well-constructed video. Good Job.
Soooo simply stated for beginners, thank you so much for these videos 🙏 can’t wait to start shooting our cars
That ND filter makes the video look badass
Do you still use the Canon 1D x?
Trying to get started, but I can't decide on a camera.
This video was sooo helpful btw! Thank you🙏
So much information packed into a short time, much thanks!
Awesome video/series!
I know its not your problem but I think many people including myself starting out have lower budget micro 4/3 cameras. I just wanted to point out that there is a 2.0 crop factor compared to full frame so for example where you would use a 35mm I need to use about 17mm.
I will definitely be keeping your tips in mind for a video I plan on shooting soon!
Excited for Episode 3!
Thanks for taking the time to put this out!
Nice Shots!
Can you show us how you record exhaust/intake sound and what hardware do you use for that :) would be awesome!
Ep 4 coming soon :)
@@spamsubie 🥰 awesome
Usefull and informative...
Waiting for episode 3.
car cinematography filmed with photo camera love it!
thats some wierd math right there lol
Eyy, när kommer nästa video! Hamnade här efter att ha sett era videor haha
Man, thank you so much for putting out these tutorials. No BS, love it🤙
These videos are amazing. Thank you!
Another brilliant video packed with knowledge bombs! Subscribed :D
Just found your channel. AWESOME VIDS!! Do you still use the polarizer at night? In the garage or out on the rolling shots?
I will usually use polarizer any time I film a car cus of reflections :)
You are doing great contents, thumbs up!
Hell yeah bro !!! This some fire content 🥵
I’m hype for the colorgrading episode 🤩
These are incredible man, keep it up
This vid upgraded my life
Brilliant Explanation. WOW !!! I am going to apply soon. :)
THANKS BRO
don’t sleep on this vibe
Yeah that spamsubie/moody/black aesthetic /anime/Asian American/hilarious energy is my vibe 😌
Hey man as a film student calling it the 180 degree shutter rule doesn't make sense :| But hey that's why I'm writing trying to help u like this vid helps me. So the 180 degree rule is actually a rule on where to put the camera in relation to the subject or mutiple subjects so when camera angle changes in edit the audience isn't disoriented. :P great vid can't wait for the sound one!
Yes there are two 180 rules, the one you are referring to is the one relating to the camera angles when shooting. The one I am explaining in this video is the mathematical rule that pertains to shutter speed settings, which his why I called it 180 "shutter" rule :)
spamsubie but what are u 180-ing🤔it's the double up rule cause it's double your shutterspeed if it were to be a 180 on numbers you would take 24 fps and have to set it to a setting that is -24 cause that is the 180 opposite number of 24. But even explaining it this way is wrong just because the rule has nothing to do with any 180 it's a 2x equation not a directional equation. I love ur vids and they help a lot i just want you to be as accurate in your teachings here as possible😋
I have no idea why it's called 180. I didn't name the rule, someone else did LOL just google 180 shutter rule yourself to see
Awesome video! 😍😍😍😍😍
Stumbled on your video by accident and love your style dude 🙏🏼😁
Very cool! Just wondering, does the HDMI cable connecting the external monitor to the camera impact gimbal performance? Or is the weight offset negligable? I just got the Zhiyun Crane 2 and am probably going to team that up with a monitor.
As long as you get a cable that is very thin you should have minimal to no problems :)
@@spamsubie awesome thanks! I did wonder if it was actually HDMI that you were using and not USB-C or something. That is a very thin cable. Any particular brand? Thanks again mate.
Catching up to this epic series🥳🥳🥳
Hey man, what picture style do you use on the 1DX ii? Really awesome video keep up the great work!
The best of the kind. Thank you so much bro. Success!
Mind sharing a link for the Gimbal?
Muy pronto haré esas tomas con mi vehículo!!!
great videos bruh, really appreciate your energy and the fact that you're making these videos, I recently bought a ronin s and I'm having a horrible time in underslung mode (basically I got it for car videos and underslung low shots are really important) have you used the ronin s? should I return it and get an older M? also are you stabilizing you're footage afterwards?
I do have a Ronin-S, but I personally don't like using underslung for shooting cars. I prefer using Ronin-M, I recommend finding a Ronin-MX since Ronin-M is discontinued and a bit dated - my Ronin-M is about to break on me lol
@@spamsubie yeah maybe I can find a used one for a little less
Yes!!!! Much needed!!!
YES THIS.... THIS IS IT. FINALLY!
These are amazing tips, I think my downfall is not having g dual grips on my SC
Awsome bts, thx for the tips! Keep it on!
Love these videos! Just wondering, what auto focus settings do you use? Touch to track or just continuous centre auto focus?
Omg why doesnt he have 1 Millon Subcribers? 😢 this guys is awesome!
Gonna be low key watching this at work 😂
Great video. I recently got into car photography and this video definitely help me realize i need a ND filter 😂
Excellent video, thank you so much. I look forward to your next episode ... I am so excited to start this new journey soon and also share my failed attempts 😂
Eres increíble, gracias por tus tips!!!! Ya me suscribí.
Thank you Spamsubie-sensei for teaching us.