this is so clean! Are you able to change the aspect ratio to 4:3 on the camera settings for the Sony A7iii when shooting videos? Or do you have to shoot the default 16:9 and then crop the aspect ratio in post editing? Thanks!
Thank you so much!❤️🙌🏻 All handheld. Initially I wanted to use a tripod for this video but it would be just too much work setting it up at every single location so I shot it handheld focusing on keeping the shots steady and then I used lock stabilisation in post.
framings look super nice, love it, im not sure of the slight blueish tint but i dont really know if thats how actual b&w film look, id prefer fully black and white
Thanks so much! Appreciate it🙌🏻 Well it’s definitely not b&w. I brought saturation all the way down, with print film node on and this is the look I got which personally I am really happy with. I am planning to shoot something that’ll be actual b&w, I want to test out film convert nitrate.
Thanks man! Appreciate it! Well, initially I wanted to keep this video in colour but once I finished editing I didn't really like the vibe so I decided to reduce saturation to zero with Print Film node on and boom! This is the look I got
Thank you so much! I appreciate it! ❤ So I put Rec709 for both Input Colour Space and Input Gamma then I go to cam exposure node and drag the offset downwards.
Composition is flawless all across the board. I am thoroughly wowed
Thank you so much! So nice to hear🙌🤟🏻
Lenguaje cinematográfico 10/10
love the blooming blown out highlights in the sky. beautiful man!
Thanks a lot man! 🙌
Amazing stuff! I would love to hear more about the adjustments you made with cineprint to achieve this result
Thanks so much!🙌❤ I simply brought saturation all the way down, printfilm node on🙃
just wow keep going Brother i am with you !
Thank you so much! So nice to hear!🤟🙌🏻
Lovely stuff. Nice and simple, not trying to overdo anything. Great work!
Simple is the way my friend! Thank you! ❤️🙌🏻
So cool!
Thank you!!!
This is beautiful, great work! I love the shot of the bridge diagonal, brilliant!
Thank you so much! Appreciate it❤️🙌🏻
this is so clean! Are you able to change the aspect ratio to 4:3 on the camera settings for the Sony A7iii when shooting videos? Or do you have to shoot the default 16:9 and then crop the aspect ratio in post editing? Thanks!
So nice! Love it!
Thanks a lot man!!!
Awesome 👍 i loved all the frames
Thank you very much my man!🤟
wow , so "simple" so good
Thanks so much!❤️🤟
This is beautiful and I wonder if you use tripod in every one of those scene?
Thank you so much!❤️🙌🏻 All handheld. Initially I wanted to use a tripod for this video but it would be just too much work setting it up at every single location so I shot it handheld focusing on keeping the shots steady and then I used lock stabilisation in post.
Beautiful frames. It's nice to see that you're sharing your gear info and grading tricks. Keep up the good work. ♥️🫰🏼
Thanks so much for watching and thanks for your kind words!🙌🏻 Really appreciate it❤️ More to come!!🤟
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keep posting videos I love it
Thanks dude!! I appreciate it!🙌 More videos to come 😁
framings look super nice, love it, im not sure of the slight blueish tint but i dont really know if thats how actual b&w film look, id prefer fully black and white
Thanks so much! Appreciate it🙌🏻 Well it’s definitely not b&w. I brought saturation all the way down, with print film node on and this is the look I got which personally I am really happy with. I am planning to shoot something that’ll be actual b&w, I want to test out film convert nitrate.
well done man
Thanks dude! 🙌❤
I love this
Thanks dude! Appreciate it🙌🏻
This is a crazy good grade!! would be interested to see your nodes in davinci!
Thanks man! Appreciate it! Well, initially I wanted to keep this video in colour but once I finished editing I didn't really like the vibe so I decided to reduce saturation to zero with Print Film node on and boom! This is the look I got
@@nitratefilmsco Love what you got. But I'm seeing color in there. You dont?
Hiii love your work, what gamma and color did you use here? the dynamic range is superb!
Thank you so much! I appreciate it! ❤ So I put Rec709 for both Input Colour Space and Input Gamma then I go to cam exposure node and drag the offset downwards.
@@nitratefilmsco Cool! So what picture profile did you use on camera? which cine did you use and did you use the rec.709 in the camera? or pro colors?
@@kingsingson5805 I switch between few different PP but this particular video I shot in Cine4 and colour mode was set to Pro
@@nitratefilmsco alright bro! thank you so much! keep creating bro
@@kingsingson5805 My pleasure! More to come🤟🏻