Thanks a lot. Very useful. I have a question. What kind of lense I need to use during my teaching lesson at home, talking and writing on a white board? Thanks in advance,
I didn’t have a lens mounted so the F-stop was unavailable. But generally for videos indoors I keep it as low as possible at like f/2.8 if I can. I may have it at f/4 when outdoors
Would love to see the before and after of how these settings actually impact your photos or videos. Would make more impact on why we should use certain settings.
I have my lights often set to 5500 or 5600 K. I also use a color checker for my lights and have found that setting my Kelvin to 4700 works well for me. Try playing around around that area until your whites look white.
Perhaps this is a camera I ought to rent and take a look bit of a look at. I still have my Sony RX100III. It’ll be a good opportunity to dig through the similar camera experience as well.
Hello, I have a question. Why on my sony a6400 device I don't have all the modes that you have, for example: on XAVC S 4K I only have two shooting options 25p 100M and 25p 60M. The device is at software version 2.0, which means the last one. Please help me with this problem, what do you advise me to do. Thank you
Its a regional thing. Its fine for you to have those settings. You can change the settings if you want in in the last menu where it says NTSC/PAL. So its fine for your to use those settings you already have based on location.
Love the look of your video and I want to create something very similar. I know lighting plays a big role. I'm very new to this and very limited knowledge. I have an a6400 with 3 lenses: 50mm 1.8, 35mm 1.8, 35mm 2.8. Which lens would you recommend shooting with? Also, would love to see a video breakdown of your setup and how you edit! Your videos are great and to the point!
Thank you very much! I do have a breakdown of my setup in the pipeline so stick around for that. And the lens to shoot with really depends what youre going for. If youre using a talking head like mine, depending on the space that you have, that 35mm f1.8 is your best bet
I use SLOG 2, but I also have used HLG for color grading. You have to over expose your image by two stops for SLOG 2 but you dont have to so that for HLG.
I have a question, when i open video settings i can seem to find the 24 frames only 25, when I checked online i found out i need to change to ntsc format when shooting and then back to pal to view on a laptop or edit but each time i do that it formats the whole camera so do you have any idea what should be done or how do you work this out?
@@MikeBSalazar i live in a PAL country what settings do you recommend shooting with? And is it possible to shoot ntsc if not what complications will i face ?
@@Throughalanslens If that's the case, then continue to shoot with 25 FPS and 100 fps. I live in an NTSC country. Shooting in the appropriate frame rate will be beneficial for your digital devices, at least TV's.
On my A6400 there is no 24 and 30, on 4K there is only 25p 60M and 100M, on HD there are 25p, 50p and 100p with different M-s. I need 30 because of interviews :( What's wrong with it don't understand...
What kind of moments are you planning to capture on video? 🎥
I'm watching this in 2024 but this is sooo helpful! Thank you so much, sending lots of love and respect from Japan!!
Thanks for watching. Enjoy your new set up!
Thanks a lot. Very useful. I have a question. What kind of lense I need to use during my teaching lesson at home, talking and writing on a white board? Thanks in advance,
You’ll probably want something like the Sigma 16mm f1.4
Good video I just found this on RUclips what is your in camera detail for 4K and in camera detail for HD slow motion??
Like detail settings? I leave it at default.
@@MikeBSalazar yes far as in camera sharpness
Great Video! Maybe I missed it, but I didn't see what the F-stop/aperture should be set to? I see yours has two --
I didn’t have a lens mounted so the F-stop was unavailable. But generally for videos indoors I keep it as low as possible at like f/2.8 if I can. I may have it at f/4 when outdoors
Would love to see the before and after of how these settings actually impact your photos or videos. Would make more impact on why we should use certain settings.
These definitely help with ease of use and just making things more accessible for sure.
Hey what's up man! Do you have a recommendation for how I should set the white balance in a controlled environment?
I have my lights often set to 5500 or 5600 K. I also use a color checker for my lights and have found that setting my Kelvin to 4700 works well for me.
Try playing around around that area until your whites look white.
@@MikeBSalazar I guess how do I know when my whites look white? Should I use a white piece of paper to set the white balance?
@@PierceJPeterson This is an option. Try manipulating your Kelvin up and down until the piece of paper doesn't look blue or yellow, but white.
Hey Mike, I would need some help setting up my ZV-1, are you able to make a video on that too?
Perhaps this is a camera I ought to rent and take a look bit of a look at. I still have my Sony RX100III. It’ll be a good opportunity to dig through the similar camera experience as well.
nice this helps me setup my run n gun camera :D
Im glad its helpful! Such a pain to switch back and forth between all the settings but this definitely helps.
Please how do you colour grade, do you have LUTs?
I can make a video on this but at the moment I don’t have any luts available for download. What kind of camera are you using?
@@MikeBSalazar a6400 with a sigma lens
Hello, I have a question. Why on my sony a6400 device I don't have all the modes that you have, for example: on XAVC S 4K I only have two shooting options 25p 100M and 25p 60M. The device is at software version 2.0, which means the last one. Please help me with this problem, what do you advise me to do. Thank you
Its a regional thing. Its fine for you to have those settings. You can change the settings if you want in in the last menu where it says NTSC/PAL. So its fine for your to use those settings you already have based on location.
@@MikeBSalazar ok, thank you
Love the look of your video and I want to create something very similar. I know lighting plays a big role. I'm very new to this and very limited knowledge. I have an a6400 with 3 lenses: 50mm 1.8, 35mm 1.8, 35mm 2.8. Which lens would you recommend shooting with?
Also, would love to see a video breakdown of your setup and how you edit! Your videos are great and to the point!
Thank you very much! I do have a breakdown of my setup in the pipeline so stick around for that.
And the lens to shoot with really depends what youre going for. If youre using a talking head like mine, depending on the space that you have, that 35mm f1.8 is your best bet
Hey what picture profile is the best to use if i want to color grade it
I use SLOG 2, but I also have used HLG for color grading. You have to over expose your image by two stops for SLOG 2 but you dont have to so that for HLG.
I have a question, when i open video settings i can seem to find the 24 frames only 25, when I checked online i found out i need to change to ntsc format when shooting and then back to pal to view on a laptop or edit but each time i do that it formats the whole camera so do you have any idea what should be done or how do you work this out?
If youre from outside the US, typically youd be shooting PAL like in EU or AUS.
@@MikeBSalazar i live in a PAL country what settings do you recommend shooting with? And is it possible to shoot ntsc if not what complications will i face ?
@@Throughalanslens If that's the case, then continue to shoot with 25 FPS and 100 fps. I live in an NTSC country. Shooting in the appropriate frame rate will be beneficial for your digital devices, at least TV's.
On my A6400 there is no 24 and 30, on 4K there is only 25p 60M and 100M, on HD there are 25p, 50p and 100p with different M-s. I need 30 because of interviews :( What's wrong with it don't understand...
Go to the setup menu and look for ntsc/pal selector. Change it to ntsc
@@MikeBSalazar Thanks 🙏 It changed 🤟
Not very helpful, now i just have settings you recommend which still make 0 sense to me.
Sorry, will have to be clearer on my next explainer.