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@@FranciscoAlvarezTV Hey! I made a tutorial that will walk you through the balancing process, hope this helps! ua-cam.com/video/FPm9RHYyrn8/v-deo.htmlsi=4jj8AlJlAkRJ3qb4

@@kostasrestas Thanks for watching! I believe so once you let go of the trigger it should go back into PF mode however I dint believe the trigger is customizable

@@felicityng Thanks so much for watching I’m happy to help! 🙌

@@Pfagnan Of course!

@@mylifepart2 Thanks!

@@moepreme Yeah I got you! I’ll be working on my next set of the series later this month! But in short fps stands for “frames per second” generally 24fps is a cinematic frame rate because it looks very natural. 30fps is great for instagram and tiktok, and 60fps if you need to slow your footage down it allows for enough frames for slo mo

@@ShadowBlader125 Hey! The native iso of the Canon R6ii in Clog3 is 800 :)

@@aidandestefano7514 Hey good eye! It’s such a great spot for photos and overall vibes!

Omg you’re an absolute menace mic 🥜

Thanks for watching and you're spot on with that! I'm planning on making the full exposure triangle video later this month :)

Yep! My past two videos I went over how aperture and shutter speed affect your image. My goal with this series was to educate people within 2 minutes, but I'm planning on making another video about the exposure triangle combining all 3 settings. Nice! I mostly shoot video so I don't find myself using aperture priority, however I definitely want to put more time into photography so I'll have to give that mode a try!

@@HunterGaming-cg1tg Yeah I did!

@@victor.melchorfilm I used to live there!

@@HunterGaming-cg1tg Nice! It's a great city, and super scenic

You’re a menace mic 🥜

Unfortunately, there are no threads on the side grip to mount a monitor on the handle. There are 3 threads on the bottom which you could screw a magic arm to mount the monitor but you wouldn't be able to mount the tripod anymore

@@victor.melchorfilm Would be the perfect budget gimbal had they left the mounting for accessories. Thank you so much for quick response!

I actually shoot film too and whenever I do shoot portra 800, I meter for 400 to get finer grain! But I agree it’s crazy how far cameras have come in the past few years, most modern cameras with apsc or full frame sensors you can push the iso to 10000 and with some noise reduction get a relatively clean image

Great question! No it shouldn’t damage your camera sensor, the only thing that I can think of is if you have your camera pointed directly at the sun for long periods of time, regardless of shutter speed. During the Solar eclipse this year I saw some videos online of people frying their sensors because they tried to shoot the eclipse without an eclipse filter. So generally I’d just treat your camera like your eyes and don’t point it directly at the sun or strong light sources for long periods of time

@@victor.melchorfilm thank you so much❤️

@@victor.melchorfilm thank you so much❤️

@@Benykh Of course!

You def should if you want more control! But also if you just want to have fun taking photos and videos auto modes can be more relaxing to shoot with!

Thanks so much for watching! I believe with the free version you will be able to add dehancer but I believe you can't export out either in 4k or 10 bit color, so I definitely recommend getting the paid version. If you're looking to save some money since it comes every Blackmagic product some people sell their Davinci license on eBay! www.ebay.com/itm/395521053405?epid=127914144&itmmeta=01J2AQV4B4GD8J1EQKSFWN4EG4&hash=item5c16e452dd:g:RAAAAOSwndZmjCYs&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA8MhLvgfyjAIXXgFvkNHvK4fO2%2FWkleWDkAT%2B39yub0zKZW2ceeuWP9%2FLbpSRCMOAdHe1tlhPrgHqOS0%2BzVXsYxCaMol69Ln0G9RDq18jMRjdmiYpEbvlS37cCrSee%2BqXlFx5SxnA79z7kGuVBa6q1puE78yBgTPBW4FDCr31JUlhC5DwBUv8SvPdOxBYo0J04l2PPb6tfKQ%2FSKPNa7UVF7vfp4e5HnkQ8y2emmxaXIXufkY91xuEBNJNYxvrnqABNAzr46OTh8E%2FKYXQKQqHrVERhzxCBPDBSPQg%2BoEHLrXI43UYLJEV31mg6GE%2BEtJo2g%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABFBM0sXs15Jk

Great question! So typically I leave a 2nd node just in case I want to make finer adjustments to my skin tones, for example in this dehancer video I made last year I did make skin tone adjustments around 3:08 ua-cam.com/video/35lpAM13lSg/v-deo.htmlsi=6_WbP8T66O_AKI5E . However since then dehancer has gotten some updates, it's getting to the point where I don't always need to make skin tone adjustments! I have seen some creators use a lot of nodes for their color grade and that will definitely allow them to make a ton of fine adjustments to every color and tone they'd like. However for my workflow I find with dehancer 2-4 nodes is usually the max I use and it only takes a few minutes to grade each clip! Also cool tip if you didn't already know if you got a good grade on one clip, just select all nodes and you can paste that to your other clips to save some time :) Let me know if this helps!

nuh uh, the real aperture science is the friends we made along the way

Nah, aputure is the manufacturer witch makes my favorite lights!

Jk, btw I like to think of aputure more like the focus range so how much of the stuff before and after of the thing ur focusing on. Is allso mostly in focus...

@@chromaticvisuelle Yep! I got a Lumix 12-35 and Slr magic 8mm

@@leonarddavies-garner7218 Nice!! Such a great workhorse camera, I’ve used it for mini doc, music videos, real estate, even shoot it as my A-roll for some of my youtube videos!

@@yusufalfiansyah851 Got you! That stands for Millimeters and essentially the smaller the number, the wider the focal length, while a larger number is a more zoomed in focal length. I’ll plan on making a whole video dedicated to focal length soon!

@@davidbowie2106 Got you! 🙏

@@ImaginetMedia I’m happy to help and thanks for watching! :)

I agree, they're honestly still one of the best budget cinema cameras you can get!

You do have to rebalance it when switching to vertical, however it's the similar to balancing horizontal and only takes about a minute!

Hey! You will have to use the included base plate to mount however, since the falcon cage has two 1/4 threads on the bottom you shouldn't have any issues attaching the baseplate to your cage :) Hope this helps!

Thanks!

@@diegopalma5123 Of course, thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching and the feedback! I made this as an essentials video for the accessories I use and I personally don’t use the cfast or mini xlr port. But next time I’ll be sure to mention the power input!

Hey! First I attach the mist filter onto my lens and it has threads on both sides, so then I attach the vnd filter :)

I lost my gaff tape but recently found it haha, but yes gas tape is the best!

Thanks for watching! I’m not 100% certain since it’s not on the compatibility chart however because the A7cii + Sigma 24mm 1.4 is lighter than my Sony Fx3 + Sigma 24-70 combo I’m pretty certain it will be compatible in both modes :)

Hey! I'd recommend getting the small rig smartphone holder with the magic arm and super clamp to film pot shots with your phone! Here is a link: amzn.to/3RW9fSO

Thanks for the feedback! I totally agree, I created a longer 2 minute tutorial on my main page with an example about how shutter speed interacts with iso and f stop as well :)

Of course, thanks so much for watching!

I’ve seen some amazing footage with the Zeiss Milvus Distagon lenses, they look solid!! Maybe in the future I’ll try some out if the right project comes along, thanks for watching!

1/15 is a slow shutter speed, 1/500 is a fast shutter speed. I should’ve said slow and fast instead of low and high, sorry about the confusion!

@@victor.melchorfilm that makes sense

Right! Huge difference but I will say if you want to experiment getting the slow shutter effect can be kinda fun!

Thanks so much I’m doing my best to break it down as straight forward as I can! :)

Hey thanks so much for watching Roger, I really appreciate it! And thank you, photography has been a really fun way for me to practice composition. God Bless!