The fact that you guys took the time to talk about this shows how much you care. I had this conversation with Jordan a few months ago. We had never spoken prior, but he was so helpful. You guys are the classiest act on here. Love it. Keep up the great work and thanks always Chris and Jordan.
Praise the Lord for a simplified, layman's explanation of LOG along with its benefits, advantages, and application. The clips of the actual super basic grading/prep were SO helpful. I've been studying this "LOG" business for weeks now watching a multitude of tutorials but this one truly stands out for us beginners. Thank you gentlemen!! :D
I have been in the video production business since 1985 and also shoot on the GH4 amongst various Sony cameras. This is the first video I have seen that explains 'jargon free' log files. Well done, very good indeed, we want more. I must also say your gear reviews are the best on the web and I buy kit regularly on the strength of your reviews. Keep up the fantastic work!!
Excellent presentation. In under 10 minutes you explained and demonstrated something that usually seems so esoteric. As always, thanks to Jordan and Chris. This is my go to channel for reviews and photo information.
I'm new to filming, after 20+ years of photography, so for me, a video like this is fantastic. I get the general direction in which I have to start off. Great time saver! Many thanks :-)
This technique was one of most impressive things about the first video I watched on your channel. It was a super high-contrast scene (perhaps even your demo scene), and yet your presenter had perfect midtones and wasn't blown out. I've rarely seen such impressive grading of difficult lighting.
This is truly great for us who are trying to get educated. Thanks for the educational videos, please keep them coming. Many of us need these tutorial videos to help us learn the best way to do and achieve what we yearn to do. You have a serious follower in me.
Great video! Random thought: Why don't camera manufacturers change the autoexposure mechanics when you enable log video? Instead of exposing for middle grey, expose so that the highlights are at some configurable level, say, 90%. We used to shoot everything in log, and then decided that even with proper exposure we didn't like the final result as much as with non-log video. So, now, we only use log when the dynamic range of the scene requires it. Is this dumb? Is log giving me something I'm overlooking?
+Tony Northrup I would love to see autoexposure and metering take Log overexposure into account. I've mentioned this to a few camera manufacturers, let's see if it happens! I often just use a light meter and rate the ISO lower than native (i.e. 800 ISO for the A7S). I try to shoot everything log since I've been trying to improve my color grading skills. You can certainly see some pretty poor grades on our channel, but it's been worth it for me to figure out each camera's color character and sensitivity. The Denver Riddle channel has helped me enormously in the past couple months. I still shoot non-log occasionally if I need very quick turnaround, but generally I always want access to that extra information. Jordan @ TCSTV
+TheCameraStoreTV Awesome video guys! But I have a problem, maybe you can help me. I'm using Adobe Premiere, and when I want to color grade, control those shadows or highlights, the image start flickering - the exposure changes every second. And that's not on "auto amount". Any idea why? Thanks!
+YourTrulyFriend you CANNOT just use the Lumetri panel when grading VLog L...it's based off the Varicam LOG and you need proper cinema controls to manipulate it professionally at 8 bit without macro blocking and artifacts. Use Color Finesse in Adobe After Effects it's free and adjust the MASTER on an adjustment layer so you're not messing with the actual image file... to look more at this and how to correctly grade VLog L for professional use, look up Alex Centeno MBA and watch his GH4 VLog color grading techniques... especially his 4:4:4 chroma multisampling technique which is amazing. I only grade this way now thanks to Alex's beautiful results
Thank you, I have been so confused about logs, and therefore have never shoot with logs. Thank you, and I hope to see more educational videos in the future!!
I can't believe anyone would give a thumbs down to this. Log files were excellently explained. I really like this nuts & bolts approach. Very understandable and applicable. I've never tried to understand Logs, but I will from here out. You really made me rethink my entire production. Carry on!!!!
This was an OUTSTANDING video. You guys do a good job with being funny without fluff; that is, you guys do a really good job getting to the point. And your pacing is amazing when it comes to complicated topics. I've seen A LOT of videos on grading, and this is by far the one that was the easiest to digest (lots of graders on RUclips assume the viewer knows what they're saying so they just throw complicated terms and move quickly). So Keep it up!
Fantastic tutorial video! Yes, please do more. It's always great to know how to use the tools we already have to be able to create the vision that we see in our mind.
Great video! Always great to hear about new gear, but essential to know what to do with the still/video image once you've captured it with your cool new toys!
Thanks! Now I have a greater appreciation for what a LOG file is and more importantly, what it can do. Yes, I'd love to see more like this. You folks are great.
Great video, very informative! We use a Sony RX100 MKIV but I really had no idea how the S-Log function worked. Hope you guys make more videos like this for the total beginners like me :)
I've only recently started shooting things with a flatter profile. Such a great help with aerial footage especially. This is a great episode, thanks lads!
Great informative video guys..I'm still struggling with the sony a6300 slog2..still getting grain in the shadows even after overexposing 1-2 stops and converting to Rec.709 in post..although it looks good I think but I have to play around with the PP settings.. keep up, good work. Sub'd! Chris
Try NEAT video, I shot a video at 12800 and I was able to make it look as clean as ISO 100 and it didn't look soft and retained all the sharpness and details. Resolve studio for 300 bucks also has a good denoiser in it. Neat video is around 70 dollars. Works in any program.
This is just what i needed. I´m kinda new to video, and just upgraded to a GH4 with 12-35 f/2.8 because of you guys. This makes perfect sense. "just like you do with Raw in stills". Best way to tell a photographer how to grade video. Well done. I have followed you in almost 4 years now. Also bought my old D600 because of your review. Cheers from Denmark. :)
Brilliant video guys! The best tutorial on how to grade log without using LUTs I've seen. Simple and succinct. A refreshing change from the usual witchcraft approach!! Do more, you're good!
Excellent. Takes the mystery out of shooting in log and why, even though it will take practice and repetition to become proficient at grading. I have always enjoyed your gear reviews and really feel this educational aspect is equally good, and I welcome it. I hope you get enough affirmative response to do more. Thanks!
You guys actually listened to me :) :) :) Thank you!!!! This is exactly what I want!!! I guess Christmas came early this year?? lolll, I really appreciate it guys!!
First of all, you love me? Does this mean I have to get you guys something for Valentines day? Secondly, thanks for mentioning ETTR. Especially for log formats this is so crucial. This is why the A7S looks good at high ISOs when exposed as it should be, not necessarily in the pitch black dark of night.
We hope to more educational episodes about video production in the future, and that would be a fun topic to tackle. In the meantime, Dave Dugdale put a fascinating piece together on that same topic: ruclips.net/video/rz_ZjdwtUQ8/видео.html Jordan @ TCSTV
I use the Samsung NX1, it doesn't have log, but has some profiles, but you still have to change them to lower the saturation, contrast and sharpness, but the files become really workable for color grading later. The NX1 is the first camera I've had that lets me get really high quality video footage, and it's so freeing getting this quality and being able to grade it more in line with what I've been doing for so long with raw files for still photography. It's like it's finally worth doing video work.
This video is how I found you guys, & it's almost 3 years old. I don't see a RUclips playlist for "Educational Videos", but l would subscribe if there was one! This was easy to follow & moved at a perfect pace.
We only made a few, here they are: ruclips.net/video/1nBfrqRd_oE/видео.html ruclips.net/video/as3TmHJWunk/видео.html ruclips.net/video/gPdJX_VqS_M/видео.html Thanks for watching!
Hey Guys Boston Massachusetts here! I love this i shoot a D750 with the new flat picture profile and nice power aperture feature but know little to nothing about video and love this idea its a great video and you guys are great. Quality information with high quality video and audio and like i said great unbiased comprehensive information i love the show you should start making more episodes like this and more episodes period! Thanks! Cant wait to see the holiday episodes! PS also love how much exposure Jordan has been getting as like i said i dont know much about video but love the template you guys use for your episodes, but dont worry we still love you Chris! (:
Awesome video! I'm getting started in video production settings, codecs and stuff and it's good to have some basic video explanations on them like this. Congrats
Absolutely loved this tutorial. So helpful. Please please please do more like this. Maybe do one on just basic color correcting and reading scopes. Thank you so much!
Ive been playing around with some "log" images (closest canon will give us right now) but this really does help out. Ive had a lot of issues with it, and this really does help! Thanks Jordan!
that was very useful. please make more of this! i didn't know about the push the image to the right so when it's in post, there would be no noise at all
Great episode and I would love to see more stuff like this. I like how you lit Chris in the open and would like to see what you guys do when you aren't shooting with available light... How to get a great look when you're a one man show and don't have a lot of time.
+Ryan Bollhorn My secret weapon lately has been the Lumahawk Shadowless LED 300. Beautiful light, and they don't require any modifications. We'll be talking about them in a future episode. Until then, you can read a short review I did here: www.photolife.com/2015/09/cool-gadget-lumahawk-shadowless-leds/ Jordan @ TCSTV
you reminded me to check the 'stock' of the v-log update in the panasonic store here in the uk (it's been out of stock for weeks)... FINALLY IT WAS IN STOCK!!! great video guys
how much better is SLog with LUTS compared to shooting in standard mode and editing from there? Seems like it might be a lot of extra work to use SLog. Using a a6500
i liked a lot the intro and the video in general! i know that most of the people want to see gear review and such, but i'm very happy you try provide us some ''educational'' content from time to time, don't be afraid of do more of it... keep it up guys we love you (: ps. buy books not gear!
Bought my GH4/17.5mm 0.95 lens about a year ago, upgraded to firmware 2.3 (Thanks Panasonic!) Love shooting log and this video confirmed that my Colour Correction methods are right. I use CS6 and don't have LUT buddy so LUTS are not an option for me, but I'd rather do it from scratch. I'd love to see more videos like this!
you guys never disapoint. I always wanted to understand what log files are as i am new to video so i am keen to learn more , so please keeo the videos coming .
Your videos reviews are great for helping to decide what cameras and equipment to buy, but its equally important to learn how to get the most out of your kit. Great tutorial, more please... Differences between 8 and 10 bit recording?
I just came across this video of yours. I know it's quite old but it's extremely useful. Please do post more such videos. I love your reviews but please do post more such educational stuff too! Thank you.
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Please make videos such as this. Everyone want's to see them. Please do it.
The fact that you guys took the time to talk about this shows how much you care. I had this conversation with Jordan a few months ago. We had never spoken prior, but he was so helpful. You guys are the classiest act on here. Love it. Keep up the great work and thanks always Chris and Jordan.
Praise the Lord for a simplified, layman's explanation of LOG along with its benefits, advantages, and application. The clips of the actual super basic grading/prep were SO helpful. I've been studying this "LOG" business for weeks now watching a multitude of tutorials but this one truly stands out for us beginners. Thank you gentlemen!! :D
This is probably the most helpful guide to working with log footage I've come across
Totally agree
I have been in the video production business since 1985 and also shoot on the GH4 amongst various Sony cameras. This is the first video I have seen that explains 'jargon free' log files. Well done, very good indeed, we want more. I must also say your gear reviews are the best on the web and I buy kit regularly on the strength of your reviews. Keep up the fantastic work!!
Excellent presentation. In under 10 minutes you explained and demonstrated something that usually seems so esoteric. As always, thanks to Jordan and Chris. This is my go to channel for reviews and photo information.
Yes, bring more of this. And not only on video, on stills as well. Really helps beginners or amateurs to understand the power of post.
Cheers
I'm new to filming, after 20+ years of photography, so for me, a video like this is fantastic. I get the general direction in which I have to start off. Great time saver! Many thanks :-)
This technique was one of most impressive things about the first video I watched on your channel. It was a super high-contrast scene (perhaps even your demo scene), and yet your presenter had perfect midtones and wasn't blown out. I've rarely seen such impressive grading of difficult lighting.
This is truly great for us who are trying to get educated. Thanks for the educational videos, please keep them coming. Many of us need these tutorial videos to help us learn the best way to do and achieve what we yearn to do. You have a serious follower in me.
It was a good surprise to see a video that was not about cameras divided into two sections - stills and videos. Yes, more educational videos please!
Fantastic explanation of V Log on the GH4. Keep these info videos coming. The more we know, the more we buy.
Great video! Random thought: Why don't camera manufacturers change the autoexposure mechanics when you enable log video? Instead of exposing for middle grey, expose so that the highlights are at some configurable level, say, 90%.
We used to shoot everything in log, and then decided that even with proper exposure we didn't like the final result as much as with non-log video. So, now, we only use log when the dynamic range of the scene requires it. Is this dumb? Is log giving me something I'm overlooking?
+Tony Northrup I would love to see autoexposure and metering take Log overexposure into account. I've mentioned this to a few camera manufacturers, let's see if it happens! I often just use a light meter and rate the ISO lower than native (i.e. 800 ISO for the A7S).
I try to shoot everything log since I've been trying to improve my color grading skills. You can certainly see some pretty poor grades on our channel, but it's been worth it for me to figure out each camera's color character and sensitivity. The Denver Riddle channel has helped me enormously in the past couple months.
I still shoot non-log occasionally if I need very quick turnaround, but generally I always want access to that extra information.
Jordan @ TCSTV
+Tony Northrup Why don't camera manufacturers offer ETTR for still image capture? It's broken the same way
+TheCameraStoreTV Awesome video guys! But I have a problem, maybe you can help me. I'm using Adobe Premiere, and when I want to color grade, control those shadows or highlights, the image start flickering - the exposure changes every second. And that's not on "auto amount". Any idea why? Thanks!
+YourTrulyFriend you CANNOT just use the Lumetri panel when grading VLog L...it's based off the Varicam LOG and you need proper cinema controls to manipulate it professionally at 8 bit without macro blocking and artifacts. Use Color Finesse in Adobe After Effects it's free and adjust the MASTER on an adjustment layer so you're not messing with the actual image file... to look more at this and how to correctly grade VLog L for professional use, look up Alex Centeno MBA and watch his GH4 VLog color grading techniques... especially his 4:4:4 chroma multisampling technique which is amazing. I only grade this way now thanks to Alex's beautiful results
Thank you, I have been so confused about logs, and therefore have never shoot with logs. Thank you, and I hope to see more educational videos in the future!!
Guys this was terrific. Jordan - you’re great at teaching. Very well done.
I can't believe anyone would give a thumbs down to this. Log files were excellently explained. I really like this nuts & bolts approach. Very understandable and applicable. I've never tried to understand Logs, but I will from here out. You really made me rethink my entire production. Carry on!!!!
Absolutely fantastic tutorial, extremely helpful to me! thanks so much!
educational episodes are always good. Thanks for the quality content
This was an OUTSTANDING video. You guys do a good job with being funny without fluff; that is, you guys do a really good job getting to the point. And your pacing is amazing when it comes to complicated topics. I've seen A LOT of videos on grading, and this is by far the one that was the easiest to digest (lots of graders on RUclips assume the viewer knows what they're saying so they just throw complicated terms and move quickly). So Keep it up!
Thank you for making the log color grading educational content. Please continue making more episodes.
Fantastic tutorial video! Yes, please do more. It's always great to know how to use the tools we already have to be able to create the vision that we see in our mind.
Great video! Always great to hear about new gear, but essential to know what to do with the still/video image once you've captured it with your cool new toys!
Thanks! Now I have a greater appreciation for what a LOG file is and more importantly, what it can do. Yes, I'd love to see more like this. You folks are great.
Jordan is really good at teaching! do more video tutorials with Jordan!!!
I'm really interested to see more educational videos like this. Your early, early stuff on flashes really helped me out!
+David Venish Wow, you're on of the 13 people that watched the show back then? Thanks for staying with us!
Jordan @ TCSTV
Great video, very informative! We use a Sony RX100 MKIV but I really had no idea how the S-Log function worked. Hope you guys make more videos like this for the total beginners like me :)
I've only recently started shooting things with a flatter profile. Such a great help with aerial footage especially. This is a great episode, thanks lads!
Great informative video guys..I'm still struggling with the sony a6300 slog2..still getting grain in the shadows even after overexposing 1-2 stops and converting to Rec.709 in post..although it looks good I think but I have to play around with the PP settings..
keep up, good work. Sub'd!
Chris
Try NEAT video, I shot a video at 12800 and I was able to make it look as clean as ISO 100 and it didn't look soft and retained all the sharpness and details. Resolve studio for 300 bucks also has a good denoiser in it. Neat video is around 70 dollars. Works in any program.
This video is very nicely color corrected and well-graded. I just calibrated my monitor and noticed this right away.
This is just what i needed. I´m kinda new to video, and just upgraded to a GH4 with 12-35 f/2.8 because of you guys. This makes perfect sense. "just like you do with Raw in stills". Best way to tell a photographer how to grade video. Well done. I have followed you in almost 4 years now. Also bought my old D600 because of your review. Cheers from Denmark. :)
Brilliant video guys! The best tutorial on how to grade log without using LUTs I've seen. Simple and succinct. A refreshing change from the usual witchcraft approach!! Do more, you're good!
Excellent. Takes the mystery out of shooting in log and why, even though it will take practice and repetition to become proficient at grading. I have always enjoyed your gear reviews and really feel this educational aspect is equally good, and I welcome it. I hope you get enough affirmative response to do more. Thanks!
I love this video. Thank you all for venturing down this path!!! Bring on more!
Of course we like the educational content. We already like YOU guys so learning from you is a no brainer.
You guys actually listened to me :) :) :) Thank you!!!! This is exactly what I want!!! I guess Christmas came early this year?? lolll, I really appreciate it guys!!
Thanks guys. Very helpful. Yes do more of these please!
First of all, you love me? Does this mean I have to get you guys something for Valentines day? Secondly, thanks for mentioning ETTR. Especially for log formats this is so crucial. This is why the A7S looks good at high ISOs when exposed as it should be, not necessarily in the pitch black dark of night.
I LOVE these educational videos. Especially on video part of the deal, as I am starting to look into it. Great work guys!
yes! More educational videos please. Extremely, extremely helpful.
Excited to see a review on the a6300 next month as well!
Keep it coming guys! Love to see 8-bit vs. 10-bit comparisons. Maybe that will help you guys sell some more external recorders!!
We hope to more educational episodes about video production in the future, and that would be a fun topic to tackle. In the meantime, Dave Dugdale put a fascinating piece together on that same topic:
ruclips.net/video/rz_ZjdwtUQ8/видео.html
Jordan @ TCSTV
Very useful thank you
Jason
Great tips. Keep up the tutorials!
I use the Samsung NX1, it doesn't have log, but has some profiles, but you still have to change them to lower the saturation, contrast and sharpness, but the files become really workable for color grading later. The NX1 is the first camera I've had that lets me get really high quality video footage, and it's so freeing getting this quality and being able to grade it more in line with what I've been doing for so long with raw files for still photography. It's like it's finally worth doing video work.
This video is how I found you guys, & it's almost 3 years old. I don't see a RUclips playlist for "Educational Videos", but l would subscribe if there was one! This was easy to follow & moved at a perfect pace.
We only made a few, here they are:
ruclips.net/video/1nBfrqRd_oE/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/as3TmHJWunk/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/gPdJX_VqS_M/видео.html
Thanks for watching!
This video was very useful thanks guys. It shows what can be done with log; very well explained.
Hey Guys Boston Massachusetts here! I love this i shoot a D750 with the new flat picture profile and nice power aperture feature but know little to nothing about video and love this idea its a great video and you guys are great. Quality information with high quality video and audio and like i said great unbiased comprehensive information i love the show you should start making more episodes like this and more episodes period! Thanks! Cant wait to see the holiday episodes! PS also love how much exposure Jordan has been getting as like i said i dont know much about video but love the template you guys use for your episodes, but dont worry we still love you Chris! (:
This is literally the EXACT video I need right now! Cannot believe how well-timed this was. Thank you so much :D
+Ryan Gibson We heard your cries, Ryan.
Jordan @ TCSTV
Thank you so much for this video! PLEASE make more educational along with gear stuff. Thanks guys!
Great job guys! I recently bought the C100 Mk II, so I'm excited to play around with the Canon Log to see what looks I can come up with! Thanks again!
I appreciate the educational video. Watching camera reviews is fun, but I'm not shopping for a new camera now so this is a better use of time.
Thank you VERY MUCH!! I have been trying to learn V-Log-L and this helped fill in some gaps I wouldn't. WONDERFUL!!
Awesome video! I'm getting started in video production settings, codecs and stuff and it's good to have some basic video explanations on them like this. Congrats
Absolutely loved this tutorial. So helpful. Please please please do more like this. Maybe do one on just basic color correcting and reading scopes. Thank you so much!
Been wanting to learn more about Log footage and grading, super helpful guys! Love it!
wohooo... thanks for this video, easy to understand and i would share this to everywhere...
+Sumarlin Putra Thank you! Feel free to share it like crazy!
Jordan @ TCSTV
Ive been playing around with some "log" images (closest canon will give us right now) but this really does help out. Ive had a lot of issues with it, and this really does help! Thanks Jordan!
that was very useful. please make more of this!
i didn't know about the push the image to the right so when it's in post, there would be no noise at all
As a new subscriber, I definitely love this educational episode. You guys are doing a great job!
Great episode and I would love to see more stuff like this. I like how you lit Chris in the open and would like to see what you guys do when you aren't shooting with available light... How to get a great look when you're a one man show and don't have a lot of time.
+Ryan Bollhorn My secret weapon lately has been the Lumahawk Shadowless LED 300. Beautiful light, and they don't require any modifications. We'll be talking about them in a future episode. Until then, you can read a short review I did here:
www.photolife.com/2015/09/cool-gadget-lumahawk-shadowless-leds/
Jordan @ TCSTV
Yes! Perfect educational video, just what I was looking for! Keep on making these, thank you so much!
Hey guys, excellent episode (as usual). I liked the topic and hope to see more of this soon.
you reminded me to check the 'stock' of the v-log update in the panasonic store here in the uk (it's been out of stock for weeks)... FINALLY IT WAS IN STOCK!!! great video guys
Great introduction to log and LUTs. More learning videos like this one would be great.
I actually have an idea about the basics of log color correction now. Good work guys. More from this topic would be interesting.
This is brilliant guys, very straight forward explanation.... Liked!
I love this kind of video too, guys. It would be very nice to see more.
Great job guys! Nice change of pace from review videos. I can dig it!
Yes, please continue. I don't shoot or edit video, but I found this interesting. Others, no doubt, will put to good use.
how much better is SLog with LUTS compared to shooting in standard mode and editing from there? Seems like it might be a lot of extra work to use SLog. Using a a6500
This was great. I for one would like to see more of this type of video.
Very good episode, thank you for creating this. I would like to see more education episodes if possible
Thank you for this educational video. It helped clarify a few things. You are appreciated.
Great video, I'm getting more and more into filming so I'd be happy to see more videos like this.
Great video, exactlly what I was looking for! Really cleared things up for me with Log files and LUT's!
Great video, much needed. I really like the quality/look of your videos. Thanks for sharing the information!
Nice video. Would love to see more of these educational videos.
I've heard the terms log and LUTs but never knew what they mean, now I have an idea. Thanks for the video.
Great episode! I wouldn't even mind if there were some episodes that would go even deeper.
Please make more of this learning videos.. Thank you and more power!
Very helpful! Would love to see more like this, including working with flat picture profiles for those who don't have log.
Definitely a thumbs up for this educational episode guys!
Fantastic video guys, trying to get into some video so this really helps! Definitely eager to see some more of these videos!
cool video, would like to see it done in premiere. Still trying to decide if I want the new v-log on my gh4
Very informative lads. i appreciate that. hoping o see more educational episodes like this in the future.
Really nice and clear educational video.
Thanks a lot !
I want more.
Nice video, informative, brief, to-the-point. I'd love one of these on lighting (accessories).
Excellent tutorial guys, really informative. I'd love more episodes like this. Cheers 👍😄
i liked a lot the intro and the video in general! i know that most of the people want to see gear review and such, but i'm very happy you try provide us some ''educational'' content from time to time, don't be afraid of do more of it... keep it up guys we love you (:
ps. buy books not gear!
You pretty much answered what I wanted to know about Log files. Good video.
Great video, very useful info, would love to see more videos like this showing various camera presets for the Sony A7 PP and what you use.
Great Video! Thanks for the tip regarding over-exposing.
Bought my GH4/17.5mm 0.95 lens about a year ago, upgraded to firmware 2.3 (Thanks Panasonic!) Love shooting log and this video confirmed that my Colour Correction methods are right. I use CS6 and don't have LUT buddy so LUTS are not an option for me, but I'd rather do it from scratch. I'd love to see more videos like this!
Nice job, guys! Definitely interested in more videos like this.
you guys never disapoint. I always wanted to understand what log files are as i am new to video so i am keen to learn more , so please keeo the videos coming .
Your videos reviews are great for helping to decide what cameras and equipment to buy, but its equally important to learn how to get the most out of your kit. Great tutorial, more please... Differences between 8 and 10 bit recording?
great video more of this but still love the hands on reviews thank you guys for taking the time to make these love em
I just came across this video of yours. I know it's quite old but it's extremely useful. Please do post more such videos. I love your reviews but please do post more such educational stuff too! Thank you.
Very helpful, fellas! I just got a Sony A7Sii and, as an amateur, I have been a bit overwhelmed by the various picture profile options, so this helps.
Excellent vid. As a video editor, I'm trying to cross the bridge into shooting territory and this definitely helps!
Really helpful intro! I would love to see more videos like this.