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@@Nottoday3033 the S1h has a super35 mode. And when shooting 4k 60p it crops into super35.

They were done with waypoints. I sped them up a bit to make it seem quicker than it was.

@@fatheadmediaprogood!

Yeah it's great! Enjoy it man!

Thanks! Well one option is the 1/8" mic input, which you can record audio with. It's not the best but it works. Highly recommend using an external recorder of some kind like zoom F6 or something along those lines.

Thanks! You can use it in FF mode but only from 16mm and up. Otherwise it vignettes horribly.

Well if you're shooting on any other S series camera, they do not have a OLPF so that helps a lot. Not sure which you're shooting on. Also you can try the settings I list in the description and possibly take the mid-tone details and lower that by a bit. This helps soften skin tones.

@@fatheadmediapro thanks for the respons. Im using the s1h and to me and many others the braw files look mushy and sharpened at the same time unlike s5iix which looks alot nicer. But yeah ill def try these settings nextime

@@mark12345697 I've read that too. I haven't updated my video assist in ages so maybe it's a firmware update on the monitor that's causing an issue?

To be honest yes it does have some distortion, but it's not super bad. It's a great lens but it does have a couple downsides. I found it is a little soft at the edges wide open, and the CA can be pretty bad. I actually just switched to the Laowa 12mm and am happier with that lens.

@@fatheadmediapro there is a laowa 9 mm 2.8 for s35

Yeah it's close for sure. I think maybe you could find 2 used S1H for the price of a Komodo, but 3 is probably not happening. Also, keep in mind the s5iix doesn't have an OLPF which really helps the S1h get its "look". Haven't seen any comparisons between the two, but it would be interesting to see.

Thanks brotha!

I haven't used the 6kPro yet, but I have seen footage and it looks great. They both produce a great image, I think the S1H has slightly more dynamic range, but they both shoot Braw so that's great too. Also the 6kPro has internal ND's which also is a plus. Probably just comes down to preference. I almost bought the 6kPro but I really didn't like the form factor of it. Seems awkward and like its not fun to hold. Just my opinion tho.

Only, purely the image? 6k pro. Blackmagic Gen 5 color science is stunning and you will get very cinematic image quality out of camera. And I'm saying this as a Lumix shooter. But you can also color match the Lumix S seriess cameras to look like an Alexa or Red, no laic would be able to tell the difference. On the flipside shooting on a 6k pro would be much more cumbersome. Big bulky awkward form factor, battery life of 30 minutes, camera not turning on for days issue (not sure if it is fixed), sensor size is only super 35, build quality not as nice etc. The S1H has a lot of buttons that lets you adjust ISO etc. in a second while on black magic you will have to do most of the things in the menu.

I really appreciate it. I am glad you liked the pacing. I'm sure some people might think it's too slow, but it was a deliberate choice and I think it fits the narrative and mood of the film. Thank you so much for watching and your comment!

The S1H definitely holds its own and I am always impressed by Lumix image quality.

Thanks!

It's actually fairly difficult haha. I use the tilta nucleus nano and nucleus m side handle which makes it easier, but it can be pretty hard. Especially when using an ND and shooting at f/2 or more open.

@@fatheadmediapro Difficult because the rotation is so much, or something else? Does the placement of the focus gear move as the lens focuses? Its hard to tell without actually using one.

@@ash.walton difficult for a few reasons, which you can learn to deal with. Yes the focus gear moves out and quite a bit, that is the biggest headache with this lens. Putting a mattebox and dealing with that is a pain. I bought a focus gear by focusgears.com for like 40 that is longer to accommodate this. It's also difficult because the focus throw is pretty long and it moves, so trying to get critical focus while dealing with these and a 100mm at f/2 can be difficult. But it's doable.

@@fatheadmediapro Thanks for the honest opinion! In hindsight with the drawbacks.. do you think its worth it for someone interested in one or just look at other 100mm options?

@@ash.walton no problem. I have been thinking of selling it, and just haven't been able to. The image that comes from it is absolutely amazing. It's a pain, but I personally think it's worth it. Maybe you could rent one to get your hands on it.

Thanks a lot!!! The S1H is a beast! Yeah I mostly use the super 35 mode for real estate work to get that 4k 60.

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Shadows missing blacks... Contrast missing

@@MrVasanth yup I understand your comment. Thanks for your input man.

This guy haha, what an idiot. I think the semi low con look is awesome for this. Especially when I’ve heard the Zeiss are such contrasty lenses

Thanks man! I generally will apply a light amount of temporal noise reduction likely very light on these clips. I then add a film grade node with the size, softness and texture all set to zero. This helps with banding on websites and delivery.

Hi. Just converted in Davinci resolve to Aces color space and color corrected from there.

@@fatheadmediapro have you tried the Davinci YRGB colorspace yet? Kinda like Aces but without IDT/ODT’s

Thank you! Yes this was shot in VLog. I usually only shoot 10-bit VLog. It's where this camera really shines. I use it for photography all of the time. It's great! It does have the low pass filter, so it's not going to be as sharp as the s5/s1/S1r but I don't mind that. I actually prefer it. You're gonna love it!

@@fatheadmediapro oh ok awesome! Yeah all the videos about the video capabilities have made me so excited, especially your footage. I plan on pairing up as a b cam to my Canon c300 mk ii, so hopefully the colors will match pretty well. Have a great week and thanks for responding!

@@fatheadmediapro oh ok awesome! Yeah all the videos about the video capabilities have made me so excited, especially your footage. I plan on pairing up as a b cam to my Canon c300 mk ii, so hopefully the colors will match pretty well. Have a great week and thanks for responding!

@@fatheadmediapro oh ok awesome! Yeah all the videos about the video capabilities have made me so excited, especially your footage. I plan on pairing up as a b cam to my Canon c300 mk ii, so hopefully the colors will match pretty well. Have a great week and thanks for responding!

@@fatheadmediapro oh ok awesome! Yeah all the videos about the video capabilities have made me so excited, especially your footage. I plan on pairing up as a b cam to my Canon c300 mk ii, so hopefully the colors will match pretty well. Have a great week and thanks for responding!

Thanks man! You won't regret it. It's one amazing camera!

Gimbal. I think it would be difficult to get as smooth with just going handheld for some of the shots, but the Lumix cameras IBIS you can get damn close!

Thanks! I use Arlist, they have some gems.

It's a great camera indeed!

Have you looked into the BS1H? Same sensor as the S1H just different form factor and slightly geared towards cinematographers

Thanks!

Yeah the S1H can definitely have that digital sharpness feel, but it's still a damn great camera.

@@fatheadmediapro I mean you can totally tune that sharpness down in camera.

@@TonyLaPron yeah I know. I would rather just do that in DR in post so I can fine tune it better. I didn't really see it while I was color grading but I'm glad you mentioned it. I was more focused on the colors but definitely notice it.

Thanks! It's a pretty good lens for the money. It is not full frame, super35, but with the S1H in 4k 60 the crop brings it to around 16/17mm lens. It works well. I adapt it from EF to L mount using the Sigma MC-21 adapter. Only thing I don't like about the lens is the flaring. It doesn't look that good. But otherwise it's a great lens.

Thanks man I appreciate your comment!

Still new to the Komodo but trying to shoot with it as much as possible. I think the Komodo for me wins in this category. I am absolutely in love with the image and the motion cadence. Obviously both have an imaging image so you can’t go wrong with either. Still plenty of tests to do but so little time. Overall thoughts so far tho is that the S1H compliments the Komodo very nicely especially in BRAW VLog/vgamut.

​@@fatheadmediapro Thank you for the response, my friend. I greatly appreciate it. Both are great cameras in the right hands and plenty of DR, but it is good to know that the Komodo takes a slight edge in motion and highlights. Motion cadence (for narrative work) is so important yet often overlooked. Alexa dialed that in years ago. Thanks again! Cheers

@@zacharyj.5329 The S1H has more dynamic range especially in RAW.

There is no such thing as motion cadence. It is a made-up word.

@@JonPais I know I've never heard of it. Are they referring to the 24P motion picture look? If so, all cameras have the identical "Motion Cadence". Not sure what they are talking about.

Thank you so much!

I appreciate your kind words. Thanks!

Thank you!

They are Sunrise shots, but Thanks!

probably at least an arm and a leg.

Thanks!