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Thanks for watching and appreciate your comment. In regard to the 1DC or R5, I think it comes down to preference of how the image looks, how you like to work and how much you want to spend. I still love the image from the 1Dc but it lacks a lot of features that the newer cameras have.

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@@csound55 haha fasho ! Nice footage man. Bout to check out your channel.

@@TopshelfJunior Footage was supplied by Moc Filmmaker - I just had a go at the colour grade.

@@csound55 Hmmmmmmm. lol. Ok, nice color grade for sure !

@@TopshelfJunior Thanks!

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Thanks for watching. I've lived Hong Kong for 14 years and still enjoy it here. Rent is expensive but other living expenses are not too bad. The 1Dc can't compete with newer cameras for things like focus and exposure aids etc but I still love the colour and look of the image it produces. I find particularly there's a lot of depth and density with the colour which is impressive considering it's only an 8bit 422 codec. It's not very sharp but ironic that some film makers go to a lot trouble choosing vintage lenses and and mist filters etc to have a less digital and sterile look with newer cameras - the 1Dc has an organic and filmic image straight out of the camera.

@@csound55 Interesting, thanks for the info on HK. From what I've seen, we'd pay a lot in rent to live in a tiny apartment, right? Totally agree on the 1DC. Sucks for the lack of modern features. You need to add a monitor just for the basic exposure tools! Totally agree regarding the cinematic image and the 8-bit codec. It seems to do WAY better than most cameras in this (current ebay) price range for cinematic BACKLIGHTING, too. Just the way it handles shadows etc. Really hard to describe.

@@FrankCastleTIG Indeed the rent you'd pay for a 3 bedroom apartment in many countries would only get you a shoe box in Hong Kong.

Thank you! Hong Kong is a great place for photography and film making - so much contrast in terms of old and modern and cultural diversity. Looking forward to visiting New York sometime.

Thanks Lippy! These images are from a few years ago & finally got around to editing & grading. The old 1Dc is still one of my favourite cameras - not as sharp and clean as the newer cameras but has something unique nonetheless. Some of the shops and restaurants have changed in Sheung Wan since this footage was taken but the neighbourhood has not lost it's charm. I sometimes visit the food centre for a meal also :)

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I haven't experienced the banding issue you mentioned though I rarely go above 6400 iso.

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@@csound55 I think I have some video footage of Cheung Chau from the 80s. I will upload it if I find it. The island has changed so much and yet has not changed at all...

@@FlashesOfTime I'd be interested to see how it looked in the 80s. The fishing industry probably hasn't changed too much but there's a lot of tourists going there now.

@@csound55 On it.

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Thanks appreciate your comment - I studied at art school many years ago I think that can influence how to see things.

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Apparently Canon raw runs smoothly on a Mac Studio Ultra M2 - I still use a 2017 iMac so yeah it's a pain. The workaround is to generate proxies simultaneously when shooting raw. The proxy files are small and easy to edit - then relink the raw files for the grade.

Thanks for watching. Raw log footage often looks more noisey before it's graded as the black levels are elevated. For shooting in low light I use the following steps to keep raw footage looking as clean as possible. Auto black balance (ABB) with the body cap on before shooting. Use the base ISOs of 800 or 3200. Over expose somewhere between 1 and 2 stops depending on the scene you're shooting. If you use the waveform to judge exposure you can allow highlights to go right to the top of the waveform scale - a little past 100% IRE - as long as they don't visually flatten at the top the highlights should be recoverable in the grade. Reduce the overall exposure in the grade to correct levels.

Thanks so much for this info. Going to try it. I was getting worried about my R5C with all the noice in 8k raw. 😂

Thanks for your comment. You can experiment with different color spaces in Resolve but I don't think Sony slog3 will give you the best result using Canon raw light footage.

With both the R5 & R5C cameras I find overexposing by a stop or 2 and then lowering iso or correcting exposure when grading is effective for minimising noise. I've found the best way to optimise dynamic range and get rich colors with Resolve is to use a Color Managed or ACES workflow. Darren Mostyn and Cullen Kelly have some detailed instruction for these methods on their youtube channels.

Thanks for your comment. Yeah 1Dc image holds up well considering the codec is only 8bit.

Thanks for your comment. This footage was shot in 2020 with the original clog 8k raw which has a base iso of 400. Took me a couple of years to get around to editing. It was before the R5 firmware was updated to include clog 3.

I guess so - the R5C is Netflix approved.

@@csound55 Excellent.

@@csound55 In 8K?

@@maknight99 Yes shot in 8k raw but edited on a 4k timeline

Mostly f2 - when a lens is focused beyond a certain distance everything is in focus. It’s called infinity focus.

@@csound55 Thanks

Thanks, I used the Canon 85mm f2 for all the shots from start to 3.04, 48.02 and 1.57. For all the the rest I used Sigma 70 - 200mm f2.8.

Thanks James. I used a Heliopan variable ND.

Thanks for your comment. I tested and can't hear any white noise if the onboard monaural mic is turned off.

Perfect thanks a lot for the info @@csound55

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I use a Tascam DR100 Mk 2 recorder with a Rode directional microphone.

thank you . i am a beginner videographer and i will be videographing interior property real estate more and general vlogging or youtube content is this tascam required for that or any wireless mic like rode or holly land is enough i will be using that beautiful ambient sound only when i travel new places@@csound55

Thanks Simon. I use an Anker USB-C PD for interviews but for anything else Canon LP-E6NH batteries seem to work fine - I get 70+ mins recording per battery in 4K oversampled and about 60 mins with 8K raw light.

@@csound55thanks for the info! Will definitely work for me 👍

Actually Clog 1 - shot this footage in 2020 before the R5 had Clog 3 from a firmware update.

@@csound55 nice!

12 bit raw light.

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Thanks for the positive feedback. Hong Kong is a very photogenic city, always lots going on. I'm sure you'll enjoy filming here.

I'm doing my research right now and it's a truly remarkable city to film. Victoria Harbour area looks gorgeous at sunset @@csound55

@@aroundtheworld4k Indeed the harbour can be quite magical at sunset with the sun reflecting on the tall buildings.

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