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How I Edit STOCK VIDEOS
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2024
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In this video I am showing how I stabilize, cut, color grade and export my videos for selling them on iStock.
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VIDEO accessories I am using:
Freewell ND filters - geni.us/jfDcnBy
- NEW version - geni.us/WuQx
Gimbal - geni.us/SOgdmy
Slider - geni.us/AF2Mo
Travel tripod - geni.us/PnccKK
Video tripod - geni.us/HlFJobt
Video head - geni.us/Qs5HP
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Video lights I am using:
Godox SL150 (new version, I am using the old version) - geni.us/rEBm
Godox SL200 (new version, I am using the old version) - geni.us/xITWqI
Godox VL300 - geni.us/6zsLc
Aputure Amaran 200d - geni.us/UdLYABy
Nanlite Pavotube - geni.us/KAHsPvj
Godox TL60 - geni.us/8usotWP
Neewer NL660 - geni.us/ksjw8
Aputure MC - geni.us/SLCU
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Gear I use to produce content for iStock:
Sony A7IV - geni.us/xe29
Sony A7RIV - geni.us/ugGavk
Sony A7SIII - geni.us/8dVBFVT
Sony 50mm f1.2 - geni.us/tFCKT
Sony 70-200mm f2.8 - geni.us/z7ctIj
Sigma 24-70mm f2.8 - geni.us/qGsI
Sigma 35mm f1.4 - geni.us/B9dk1
Sigma 85mm f1.4 - geni.us/Tsac
Camera cage for A7SIII - geni.us/Tj2wBx
Memory card for photos - geni.us/FuDFNn
Memory cards for videos - geni.us/FuDFNn
Video recorder - geni.us/UDkyR
Gimbal - geni.us/SOgdmy
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Gear I use to make these videos:
CAMERA WITH KIT LENS - geni.us/filmin...
MOST USED LENS - geni.us/mostus...
MICROPHONE - geni.us/filmin...
AUDIO RECORDER - geni.us/fpktQ
VIDEO RECORDER/MONITOR - geni.us/UDkyR
MAIN LIGHT - geni.us/6HqPduN
SOFTBOX - geni.us/TyGjLUG
SIDE/BACK LIGHTS - geni.us/AAWD
TRIPOD - geni.us/HlFJobt
TRIPOD HEAD - geni.us/Qs5HP
MUSIC I use for my videos:
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0:00 Intro
00:43 Stabilizing videos
5:07 Cutting the clips
11:26 Color grading
22:29 Export settings
Great explanation! Would be awesome a video about how you organize your stock files (photos and videos) in your hard drives!
Ok, thanks for the idea. I had that in mind some time back, but never filmed that :)
Great work Luka! When you show your sales graphs in the videos is that just from ESP or some other app/site? Hope you’re having a blast in Huston and come back to Japan soon. Thanks!
I highly appreciate all the info and experience you're sharing with us! This video is particularly helpful. Svaka čast👍👍
Hvala :)
Thanks for the video.
You are welcome :)
Great clips!
Thank you, I appreciate that!
niceeeee video Luka congrats and thanks
You are welcome :)
Hy Luka. Great workflow! When you shoot at 50 fps you use 1/100 shutterspeed or you crank up like 1/200 or whatever? I read some opinion about Catalyst Prepare giving best results in stabilization with higher shutterspeed, but then would not the footage be useless for stock? I guess you need to stick to shutter doubling the fps. Thanks!
Yes, when I am shooting handheld, I usually shoot with ss around 1/160.
Well, if there is not a lot of movement, nobody will notice that it was shot with higher shutter speed.
But if I shoot with a gimbal, I stick to double the frame rate.
@@LukaAzman Got It! Thanks Luka!
I just started shooting and editing vid clips for istock and could use any help you're willing to provide! :) Thanks a lot !
You are welcome :)
Hi. Great tutorial for editing footage for stock. anyway what camera do you use? and what the setting. i just want to start making stock video. Thank you
Thank you! I use Sony a7s3 for video, and I shot in PP8 profile (S-log3.Cine). And I usually shoot in 50fps, so I can slow the footage down. Most of the time with aperture 2.8, and if I shoot handheld, I use a shutter speed around 1/160s, because of the stabilization software. If I shoot with a gombal, then I use 1/100s.
Thanks for your answer. Will try to make footage stock. 🙌
can i have one more question? what format should i use for my footage?.mov or mp4? thank you🙏
It doesn’t really matter. But some Windows computers will handle some files easier than others. I think mp4 will be better for windows if I am correct
i used i mac, so its better in mov? how about your footage format? mov or mp4? thank you
Hello Luka. Good explanation. I just wanted to add an extra info for those who use cameras which do not record gyro data. Assuming that they use Davinci's stabilization they have to thick "render timeline effects" on 24:37. This is valid for every situation if any effect is used in edit page. I am struggling about project settings for stock video. I have a question about that. What color / gamma tag do you use for output in project settings? I am using mac too. Rec709 gamma 2.4 or Rec709-A. ?
Hey, thanks for that!
Well, I am using Rec709-A for my output color space. Don't ask me why, haha, I found that on UA-cam, when I had washed out colors on my youtube videos, so I tried that with a few other settings (11:48), and now when I upload it is the same as in Davinci. And I just use the same settings for my stock videos :)
@@LukaAzman I missed that part 11:48 very sorry.Yes you are explaining very well. Color profile HD (1-1-1) is the only way to present the videos on browsers (on istock or on youtube) with the intended gamma and colors, and Rec709-A is the only way to get (HD (1-1-1) with davinci. Other settings change the color profile to HD (1-2-1). The problem with Rec709-A on the other hand, is that the client cannot edit the video with Premiere Pro with color management option on. The video looks dark in edit. And we dont know and we dont choose what software the client uses. Premiere pro does not have a Rec709-A color tag for output. It outputs Rec709 and gamma 2.4 by default. The result is HD (1-1-1) and colors are ok for browsers (youtube) and for any edit software. But this time on quicktime player shows it with wrong gamma 1.96 (washed out). and mac users use quicktime player generally. I wish Windows and MacOS could agree on a standard. You need to choose rec709-A with Davinci, otherwise your videos look washed out even on istockphoto site. Complicated. Sorry for the confusion I created.
If we don't have "middle click" on our macs, how do we duplicate the color grade between clips
On color page, you can right-click on your graded file, and select "grab still". And there will be still created in "Gallery" section. Then you move to ungraded clip, right click on the thumbnail in the gallery and select "apply grade". This is what I did before I find this middle button shortcut :)
@@LukaAzman thank you!!
@@LukaAzman I just used this and dude!!! it saved me tons of time. Thank so much for taking the time to respond. Keep the vids coming! I just saw I sold my first video on iStock and am super excited! :)
$300 is not bad 0:54
I think I paid the same for Final Cut Pro.
O agree! Great price for what you get. And you only pay once!