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I'm using the web translation function, so I didn't understand what you were saying very well, sorry. Is it realistic to use RAW footage as-is as a video work without doing anything with it?’ Is that what you are asking?

@@dm_ch_2022 yes thanks for the reply. That's exactly what I'm asking. I want to use this camera by itself with one lens and no tripod and get good footage without any post processing or editing.

@@wholeheartedsongs If you want to use that technique, this camera has a video mode and we recommend using that setting. This way, colour grading is unnecessary. The cinematic atmosphere will be a little less (less colour data) in video mode than in RAW mode, but you might get a good atmosphere if you use old lenses and so on. There are many videos on UA-cam that compare RAW mode and video mode, which may be helpful.

Incidentally, if you don't do any editing in RAW mode, the image will be almost colourless, so you can't use it as it is. You may also consider using the free camera APP from blackmagic. It's a very good app.

@@dm_ch_2022 hey I really appreciate the thoughts.

Thank you. I did not add any filters or modify the camera.

@@Tess-jj4rb yes. I used free version only.

@@dm_ch_2022You gotta to a tutorial, this is great

Can you show me the process for this Color grade that you did ?

I used Blackmagic poker cinema camera original and arriflex cine xenon 16mm f2(lens)

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I think that setting Iris to about f8 will produce sharp images and correct contrast.This may be a basic rule, but I think that shooting at low sensitivity and f8 in a place with a strong light source will produce sharp images with low noise and correct contrast.

@@dm_ch_2022 Okay, I started shooting with similar settings after watching your video. Going to pull the footage into Davinci today. Thank you for inspiration to experiment!

No one uses it, but I think they keep it there in case of disaster.

The Arriflex xenon 16mm f2 lens used.

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@@576737427 This is a KERN SWITAR AR type, 16mm or 25mm, I forget.🤦‍♂️ I think it is a 25mm f/1.4 lens.

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This is the same thing! Cine xenon 16mm f2. www.ebay.com/itm/285875371940

@@dm_ch_2022 Thank you!

Thank you very much. There are many Godard films that I have not seen yet, but I really like “Alphaville” and “Breathless” and I watch them back from time to time.

@@dm_ch_2022 I highly recommend "Vivre sa vie" (1962); it's my favorite by Godard along with "Je vous salue, Marie" (1985).

@@malaisinicolas Thanks for letting me know about Godard's films. I have not seen those two yet! I'm in Japan, and it seems that DVDs and Blu-rays of “Je vous salue, Marie” are rare and sell for very expensive prices. I think I can get a copy of “Vivre sa vie”, so I will watch it!　thank you!!

Thanks for the comment. This video was shot by imitating a cut from a Bresson film! As for color grading, I used this video's method as a guide. ua-cam.com/video/zL1k5CG8VyQ/v-deo.htmlsi=n51Kavi9NlhgMo4e This is what we use for film grain. blindusk.com/products/16mmgrain

@@dm_ch_2022 How timely! I hit the mark, then. I'm a big fan of Robert Bresson and I'm very happy to have nailed it in your video, as it indicates that you're very close to emulating him. Thank you so much for your recommendations! Last night, after a lot of research and reading comments on your videos, I came across Dehancer Pro. I ended up buying it and I'm really happy. I took my "little" Sony a6300 with a 50mm f/1.8 to a level I never thought possible. Again, thank you! I had made attempts before, but they always looked very artificial, whether due to the halation, the film breathing, or the damage, which was totally repetitive and meaningless.

@@malaisinicolas I'm glad the problem was resolved! I like the videos on your channel, they are fantastic, like images from a dream.

@@dm_ch_2022 What a lovely compliment, thank you so much! With Dehancer, I'm sure I'll upload more videos to UA-cam.

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