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Nice video but I feel like it misses the point a little bit. To me, the characteristics of a vintage lens are mainly things like bokeh or flaring, which you don‘t really see in these environments. This setup is just to clean to see any differences except for basic specs like sharpness, vignetting and contrast :/

you sure own a lot of 50s for being a 35 person 👀

its really helpful, thank you, could you make a video about best settings for Lumix s5 camera, pls

Nice! Are you using this as a Real Time Lut? Which base profile and Lut version would you use? It’s all a bit confusing once you step outside the Lumix Lab options 😅

I have an 8 bit camera and iPhone 13 Pro. What beginner thing should I start with? Phantom luts? Does this come with the grain, halation?

FilmUnlimited is the best. This is a cool video. Thanks for this!

Sigma FP for cinema 12bit stays the best. But for photography it’s a bit lacking for his time outdated.

Yo dude, plz do a video with the new CinePrint35! Huge update and way better than CinePrint16 imo

Beautiful shots good lighting setup

Thanks tor this 🙏 can you add cineprint35 to this? For some reason i cant make 35 look as good as 16

master of camera monsters

Thank you, helped me make my decision on which to purchase 🙏🏼

I tested it out because I already have an S5IIX, just out of interest. I was surprised because it was smaller than expected and the S9 was really fun and the app is very good. I bought it straight away with a Sigma 20mm F2.

The best is cineprint35

Awesome video, I've been using the Dehancer and Cinema Grade. Cinema Grade being my favourite so far. But I do find that Dehancer can match my Drone, Canon and Sony cameras better. I normally use Phantom SLOG 3 lut Vision Teal with Kodak 2383 to get a teal and Orange thing going on. Of course Phantom Eastman RM also is a good teal and orange base. The Kodak 2383 is teal and orange too, so overall it gives slight teal and orange vibes that I can boost with HSL. Fuji 5315 is also a good Print Film Emulation that is vintage and teal and orange, likely just as classic as 2383. I guess my learning curve is what film and print film was used for what to achieve my desired look. It seems you could go down the rabbit hole trying to find answer and trial and error seems to give you good unexpected results but not all film and print film are a good match.

I heard a quote one time that said.. "The camera should be small and get out of the way." I'll never forget that. Helped me a ton over the years, especially while operating.

Brilliant

You mention that you're comparing the print film emulation -- are you not also looking at the negative emulation too?

What is the camera you using ?

You should try ANALOGICAFILMe film emulation, it looks insanely good and I haven't bought it but would like to hear your thoughts

Great Vid! Keep it up! I'm wondering what lens have you been filming yourself with?

That was a huge difference though 😅 Camera definitely wins.

This is a great entry level camera for entry and casual shooters. It comes packed with interesting features LUT and 6k Open gate. It is also suitable for short form video creations. If you want t shoot high resolution for longer form videos, then this is not for you. So it is perfect for people making high quality shorts or videos less than 15mins long. Couple this with Panasonic's latest 28-200mm lens, then you have yourself a well rounded camera.

I totally think the s9 is the right shape for vlogging. I hate the fact that all we can get are big rigs to vlog.

Same price for S5ii... Like why? No thanks! Only thing is seeing lots of complaints on moire of the S5ii/X

Great video, but the shot you chose was not the best for a comparison. Skin tones would have been nice to see.

FilmUnlimited looks amazing in your video! Any tips how to use it for Slog3? I shoot with Sony ZV-E1, but whenever I apply a FilmUnlimited 250D powergrade my footage looks extremely yellowish. In the node 'LogC to Lin' I have sony s-gamut3.cine and Slog3 with output gamma Linear, and in node 'Lin to LogC' I have input gamma Linear and output gamma ARRI Log C3. Any idea what I should correct?

cineprint16 is like subtractive sat on steroids

Sub'd! Great video! I completely agree... and how do you only have 282 subscribers lol. We need more short and to-the-point content like this. I've mostly stayed in the APS-C and MFT space, because I want my setup as small and light as possible for traveling, but the S9 has seriously got me thinking... maybe... MAYBE, I could stuff the S9 and a small prime lens into my 1.6L Alpaca sling (which I did with my GX85 and took it around South America recently)

why is no one talking about filmbox lite? best free film emulation imo

You gotta do an updated video with the new CinePrint35 release! It supports Apple Log and looks really good

Not all heroes wear capes, some just have 4 film emulation in their possession!

Can I do this on Premiere Pro? 😮 I have a Sony a7iii

OMG, this is so honest and helpful. Thank you so much for sharing this. In this world of such polished content, it is so beautiful to be able to see none of it is perfect in the making. Thank you truly

great video!

For me I bought an s9 and was impressed enough I bought an s5iiX and 7 lenses 😂 so jumped into L mount with both feet.

I think the Pani s9 is awesome, but I wish Pani had a few more and better really small and pancake lenses for it.

Awesome and helpful video!

Amazing work! Still never tried any of the Nanlite range, but still on the look out for a high output light / 600d alternative, so maybe I'll take a look at what they have. P.s. you're great on camera!

Can' t bump the f stop to get better focus or you'll get blurry images because of low shutter speed.

what about adding a Finder on the S9

you just made Dehancer worthless in my eyes( feel like I paid for nothing

I found you 😭❤️🎉

I’ve been using a new node tree recently. It uses the phantom Luts as a base, with Dehancer on top for the final grade! Been loving it!

Really great walk through! Wheres the google doc though? 🤣

Great lighting setup!

awesome vid, what a bloody great insight on all of them!

filmbox is nice too

Love it. I will have a few more questions to ask. I will definitely come back. You have provided a insightful info here. Thanks alot!

great video! thanks for the comparison! :D I just stepped into the color grading world and got a load to learn. ive read the "2Alexa transform" process explanation on Juan Melara's Filmunlimited website for using cameras that are not Arri Alexa or Amira and... is there any methods where i dont have to purchase anything extra for Filmunlimited LUTs? (I prefer using FX3 and BMPCC / Komodo) p.s. i bought Cineprint16 and was wondering if the filter is already adjustable enough for the filmunlimited look