Dude...what's with all the hate in the comments section (usually from people who have literally nothing on their channel either, if you've noticed)...lol. I thought your video was useful. Thanks for taking to time to shoot it! Cheers!
This is great! I’m considering switching from the c70 and Blackmagic but the black shading has me worried. I switch from 24 to 60fps constantly. Do you need to black shade every time you change recording frame rates?
Just ordered the Komodo two weeks ago, and waiting for it to arrive! This is pleasant surprise since I haven't seen anybody else on UA-cam talking about this option! Thanks man!
You could crop in to make it 16:9, but that wouldn’t be a true representation of the captured image. When shooting 6K 50fps, you can only capture it at a 2.39:1 aspect ration. So to make it 16:9 after the fact does not show the full sensor.
@@mateoallen This is of course a big minus of this camera (((I shoot at 16: 9 on canon r5 - it turns out fire) Without Raw. In normal mode, a very clear image comes out
@@100amper it definitely can be a downside if 16:9 high frame rates is what you shoot mainly. The Komodo image quality is objectively better than the R5 especially in dynamic rage. So it just depends what your priorities are. Personally I shoot 24 most of the time and the 6K raw on the Komodo is pretty hard to beat. And then anything I need higher frame rates for I usually am delivering in 2.39:1 anyway. So for me it is perfect, but it won’t be for everyone.
@@mateoallen I record on canon mostly in short 5 minute chunks of 4k 120 frames. I'm filming welding. I don't like the movie picture. I like the real image in maximum clarity and I didn't need to paint to paint. Look at the quality - is this normal or not?) ua-cam.com/video/QMojTcwvdbM/v-deo.html
All cameras have this to an extent when shooting high frame rates. Cheap lights produce a flicker usually produce a flicker that can be seen when slowed down. Usually the solution is to adjust your shutter speed to a multiple of 60. Gets a bit complicated when you are using shutter angle to figure out what that number is. I usually just sift through until I find a shutter angle where the flicker is minimal or goes away. I have found that the flicker shows up more on the Komodo than other cameras. I wonder if it has something to do with the global shutter, or it could be shooting 50 vs 60 fps.
At 1:50 I talk about selecting the widescreen aspect ratio. In new firmware updates the naming for this has changed to only include the aspect ratio which is 2.4:1. As long as you shoot in this aspect ratio, you can capture up to 50fps.
Yup, that’s correct! I think you could also have your time base be 50. Having your time base be 24 will just slow it down automatically for you in camera.
Hey Man, might be a stupid question. I just picked up the Komodo, coming from the a7siii's as well. I normally shoot 50fps on the sonys, and bring into a 25fps timeline. And it plays at normal speed, but obviously gives me the option to slow down up to 50%. However when I bring the 40fps Komodo footage into the 25fps timeline, its slow moed. Is that because 40fps isnt double 25 fps? If so, how do I go about using the 40fps? Do I just times all the slow 40fps footage by 1.6x to get normal speed, or is there a better way of doing this? Thanks very much! (I'm wanting the footage to playback at normal speed, but be able to use those extra 15fps to slow down a little if I need to)
Great question! There are a couple ways to go about this. The first is in camera. There is a setting in your menu called “Project Time Base”. This is essentially dictates what frame rate the footage is converted to. If this setting is set to 24, 25, etc… then it will slow the footage down for you in camera if you shoot at a higher frame rate. If this is set to the same higher frame rate that you are shooting in then the footage will play at normal speed. The other option is to leave your time base at 24, 25, etc… so that the slowing down is done for you in camera, then with the specific clips in post you need brought back to normal speed you do exactly what you said and just speed it up by a percentage or you can even “interpret” the footage in most editors and just tell it to process the clip at 40fps, 50fps, etc… there is a also a tool in premiere called “rate stretch”. You can essentially bring in the separate audio file recorded on camera which is recorded at normal speed and then bring in the slowed down clip and then use this tool to stretch the footage to the audio. This will also get your footage playing at normal speed.
like your channel... 1 thing... I'm on my red Komodo.. and I still can't find this setting... I was hoping you would actually show it somehow..anyways keep it up thanks
Yeah I think it always been the case, but when I was watching reviews before I purchased the camera everyone was saying that you could only get 50fps once you bump down to 5K so it was a surprise to me to see that there was actually a format to achieve 50fps and 6K.
For video, 16:9 is the standard dimension of a TV, computer or phone screen. Widescreen video is usually when you see those back bars at the top and bottom of your tv screen in movies. There are different widescreen dimensions that can be used. The most common is 2.39:1 which the Komodo can shoot. However, it’s full sensor is actually 17:9 which is a less common wide screen format, but still useful.
As a general rule, When you are talking about something or a particular item or whatever, you should add B roll of that something in your video, so the audience can “see “what you are talking about
Totally agree, time is just also an issue. Been running a business, starting a channel and planning a wedding. But definitely want to add more of that in videos when time allows.
Yeah like I mentioned in my other comment. It has been available the whole time as far as I am aware of. However it was not something that I had seen a lot of youtuber’s cover. So as someone who finally got my hands on one, it was a surprise to me, and I thought there might be some people who missed it as well. Glad that you found it right away though :)
@@mateoallen Mateo, you do good stuff, there's always going to be jackasses that are going to bring the negative vibes, just don't respond to them. It's an energy zap you don't need in your life.
shooting weddings on the komodo!
wow! thats dedicated
Anything for the image! 😂 my back definitely hurts at the end of the day though. Likely going the easy rig route this next season.
Dude...what's with all the hate in the comments section (usually from people who have literally nothing on their channel either, if you've noticed)...lol. I thought your video was useful. Thanks for taking to time to shoot it! Cheers!
Thanks so much man, appreciate the encouragement :)
Just small minded jealous bastards.The internet is full of them.
Excellent! I'll be using this for my underwater work with the Komodo!
This is great! I’m considering switching from the c70 and Blackmagic but the black shading has me worried. I switch from 24 to 60fps constantly. Do you need to black shade every time you change recording frame rates?
Just ordered the Komodo two weeks ago, and waiting for it to arrive! This is pleasant surprise since I haven't seen anybody else on UA-cam talking about this option! Thanks man!
There’s a place call max digital who has maybe 4-5 in stock as Of last week. No wait.
Cheers for that, didnt know this...
But you can't somehow make the picture standard on UA-cam 16: 9 - and not these narrow stripes) I want an image in full screen
You could crop in to make it 16:9, but that wouldn’t be a true representation of the captured image. When shooting 6K 50fps, you can only capture it at a 2.39:1 aspect ration. So to make it 16:9 after the fact does not show the full sensor.
@@mateoallen This is of course a big minus of this camera (((I shoot at 16: 9 on canon r5 - it turns out fire) Without Raw. In normal mode, a very clear image comes out
@@100amper it definitely can be a downside if 16:9 high frame rates is what you shoot mainly. The Komodo image quality is objectively better than the R5 especially in dynamic rage. So it just depends what your priorities are. Personally I shoot 24 most of the time and the 6K raw on the Komodo is pretty hard to beat. And then anything I need higher frame rates for I usually am delivering in 2.39:1 anyway. So for me it is perfect, but it won’t be for everyone.
@@mateoallen I record on canon mostly in short 5 minute chunks of 4k 120 frames. I'm filming welding. I don't like the movie picture. I like the real image in maximum clarity and I didn't need to paint to paint. Look at the quality - is this normal or not?) ua-cam.com/video/QMojTcwvdbM/v-deo.html
@@100amper I don’t quite understand what you are asking. Can you rephrase?
thanks mate !
Awesome video but no examples of interior lighting… mine has a flicker at 50fps… any idea why?
All cameras have this to an extent when shooting high frame rates. Cheap lights produce a flicker usually produce a flicker that can be seen when slowed down. Usually the solution is to adjust your shutter speed to a multiple of 60. Gets a bit complicated when you are using shutter angle to figure out what that number is. I usually just sift through until I find a shutter angle where the flicker is minimal or goes away. I have found that the flicker shows up more on the Komodo than other cameras. I wonder if it has something to do with the global shutter, or it could be shooting 50 vs 60 fps.
Watched all of it waiting for you to show how to do this.
At 1:50 I talk about selecting the widescreen aspect ratio. In new firmware updates the naming for this has changed to only include the aspect ratio which is 2.4:1. As long as you shoot in this aspect ratio, you can capture up to 50fps.
Exactly like the bmpcc 6K Pro that goes up to 50fps in 6K, but if you shoot wide it goes up to 60fps. Thanks, man
So Format should be 6k2:4:1, Recording frame-rate 50 and time base 24? I just got my Komodo 2 days ago btw.
Yup, that’s correct! I think you could also have your time base be 50. Having your time base be 24 will just slow it down automatically for you in camera.
When shooting 6k 2-4-1 @ 50 FPS, do you do 40% or 50%? For slow motion
I prefer 50%. But the Komodo automatically converts your 50 to 24 in camera. So if anything you’ll need to speed back up to 24 if wanted.
I see what you saying, Thank you sir.
25 fps x2 50 fps perfect
Omg I didn't even bother to check this. I will probably live in this res and fps
Hey Man, might be a stupid question. I just picked up the Komodo, coming from the a7siii's as well. I normally shoot 50fps on the sonys, and bring into a 25fps timeline. And it plays at normal speed, but obviously gives me the option to slow down up to 50%.
However when I bring the 40fps Komodo footage into the 25fps timeline, its slow moed. Is that because 40fps isnt double 25 fps? If so, how do I go about using the 40fps? Do I just times all the slow 40fps footage by 1.6x to get normal speed, or is there a better way of doing this?
Thanks very much!
(I'm wanting the footage to playback at normal speed, but be able to use those extra 15fps to slow down a little if I need to)
Great question! There are a couple ways to go about this.
The first is in camera. There is a setting in your menu called “Project Time Base”. This is essentially dictates what frame rate the footage is converted to. If this setting is set to 24, 25, etc… then it will slow the footage down for you in camera if you shoot at a higher frame rate. If this is set to the same higher frame rate that you are shooting in then the footage will play at normal speed.
The other option is to leave your time base at 24, 25, etc… so that the slowing down is done for you in camera, then with the specific clips in post you need brought back to normal speed you do exactly what you said and just speed it up by a percentage or you can even “interpret” the footage in most editors and just tell it to process the clip at 40fps, 50fps, etc… there is a also a tool in premiere called “rate stretch”. You can essentially bring in the separate audio file recorded on camera which is recorded at normal speed and then bring in the slowed down clip and then use this tool to stretch the footage to the audio. This will also get your footage playing at normal speed.
Good job
like your channel... 1 thing... I'm on my red Komodo.. and I still can't find this setting... I was hoping you would actually show it somehow..anyways keep it up thanks
If you aren’t seeing 2.39:1 in your regular format settings, you may need to update your firmware.
Cool
Question: I haven’t seen 29.97 FPS as an option in 6K, is it there?? Seems weird there’s only 23.976 and 39.97.
Thanks for the videos!!
Yes, I believe there is 30 FPS, I just don’t usually have a use for it in my workflow.
Change your “Project Timebase” to 29.97 and you’ll see those frame rates available.
@@zimmrm04 thank you!!!
This is already possible since the first beta firmware
Yeah I think it always been the case, but when I was watching reviews before I purchased the camera everyone was saying that you could only get 50fps once you bump down to 5K so it was a surprise to me to see that there was actually a format to achieve 50fps and 6K.
Thanks! You mention 16:9 and then say widescreen, but isn’t that 16:9? I appreciate any insight here- thanks!
For video, 16:9 is the standard dimension of a TV, computer or phone screen. Widescreen video is usually when you see those back bars at the top and bottom of your tv screen in movies. There are different widescreen dimensions that can be used. The most common is 2.39:1 which the Komodo can shoot. However, it’s full sensor is actually 17:9 which is a less common wide screen format, but still useful.
@@mateoallen thanks! So yo use the 6k 50 FPS you can do it with the 2:39:1 setting, correct? Thanks!
@@angel_falls_creative exactly :)
Btw, be aware of the potential left battery bay issue with komodo - read on the reddit group, I made a post.
As a general rule, When you are talking about something or a particular item or whatever, you should add B roll of that something in your video, so the audience can “see “what you are talking about
Totally agree, time is just also an issue. Been running a business, starting a channel and planning a wedding. But definitely want to add more of that in videos when time allows.
cut to the chase when you make a video ffs
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🤦🏻♂️ you just wasted my time. This always been available...
Yeah like I mentioned in my other comment. It has been available the whole time as far as I am aware of. However it was not something that I had seen a lot of youtuber’s cover. So as someone who finally got my hands on one, it was a surprise to me, and I thought there might be some people who missed it as well. Glad that you found it right away though :)
@@mateoallen Mateo, you do good stuff, there's always going to be jackasses that are going to bring the negative vibes, just don't respond to them. It's an energy zap you don't need in your life.
@@BrandonTalbot thanks so much Brandon, much appreciated :)