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I was picking between Dulens APO Mini primes and DZO Arles. This one convinced me to just get the Dulenses. I just need to be aware of the limitations.

Bro, make a vid about color grading. Do you have LUTS presets?

Can you do a video about the Blackmagic 4K. I use that camera. Thanks.

Bruh this video is amazing I’ve got to email you

I find it difficult to light darker skin and keeping consistent in scenes and this helped me better understand

Dope video!!!! Really informative!

2:53 - BTW when I say “mid point” I’m referring to middle gray. I accidentally inverted the directions when I said it. Your Mid-point goes up as your ISO goes down, then your Midpoint goes down when your ISO goes up.

Great Video! Thanks for sharing:) 🎥🎥

may i ask you how much did you charge to make this?

What IRE value would you say is best for darker skin colors

3:09 beautiful skin tones! I wish I had this knowledge 11 years ago!

Thank you for taking the time. This just popped up in my recommendeds. I hadn't thought about the darker skin assisting with roll off. That's a very significant feature. However, most of my work with darker skin has been indoors. Some years ago we did not have very good lighting equipment, and we were trying to light a black actor in a diner scene (behind the counter) and our lights were not doing the job. I also did not know at the time that warmer lights are more effective on darker skin, and Vern is quite dark. So we kept setting up and turning on more lights. After a while Vern finally said "It's because I'm black, isn't it?" We had to take 5 minutes to laugh our asses off. It's only been in the past few months that I learned there are specific lighting techniques for darker skin in order to be effective, rather than just throwing on more light. This information will make me a better Gaffer, when I am in that role, or even DP. Now I'm going to look at more of your videos.

All great advice

Awesome!

I subscribed one because you look like me, two because what you said resonated with me, and because I aspire to get my EGOT all while maintaining my principals. Thank you I will be watching and I hope that people in my position will subscribe and learn.

Wow, now I'm convinced that the lens is as important as the camera

Very helpful! Thanks man!

How is this video not rated higher? Its one of the very few solid videos on lighting skin tones other than caucasian white.

Amazing job, what ND filter do you use btw?

Such astounding work!!

Do you do film editing

Im here

This camera will never cease to amaze me