Isabella & Volodymyr Wedding Teaser | Shot on Canon R5C and GH5
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- I recently had an opportunity to shoot a wedding with my new Canon R5c. I paired this with my trusted Panasonic Gh5 to create this short cinematic wedding teaser. Hope you guys enjoy it!
Camera gear:
Panasonic GH5
Sigma 18-35mm with Metabones speed booster
Canon R5C
Canon 15-35mm
Canon 70-200mm iii
Dji Ronin S
Music:
Artlist.io
Momentum - Tristan Barton
Wow!!!! Looks amazing. I’m doing a kid’s birthday party soon with the R5C as A Cam and GH5 as B Cam. Do you think they work well together? Do you have any tips on matching both?
Thanks! I really appreciate it. The one thing I recommend is that you have good lightening. I noticed a huge difference in how well the R5c performs in lower light compared to the Gh5. So first off I would make sure you have enough light where you are planning on using the gh5. When I had poor lightening on the gh5, my colors looked terrible and the image was very noisy. Secondly, to better match my shots in use davinci resolve to color grade. I take the footage from both cameras and transform it to davinci color space using the color transform tool. I feel like I get better results when matching the footage this way. I hope this helps!!!
@@yuriorgunov thanks so much man I will pay attention to that.
love the way the video comes together.
Thanks! I really appreciate.
Thank You Yuri for the Info. But last night a spend few hours watched UA-cam videos but there where another issue: the footage was washed out after export and adobe has released a lut to resolve this problem. But unfortunately my footage was oversaturated. I thought that I do something wrong during export. But the export settings seems to be good. Thank You for Your time :) have a nice day
Yes, you are correct! There was an issue for Mac users where our footage would look unsaturated and washed out after export. I remember using the qt gamma compensation Lut created by adobe to resolve this issue when exporting my own footage in premiere pro. This is one of the reasons I decided to switch to davinci resolve. However, I think this was only an issue for Mac users. If you are using windows than there shouldn't be any problems with gamma compensation. Please let me know if there is anything else I can help with! I don't know everything, but ill do my best to help!
Hello, I know in UA-cam are many videos but I will ask You... about export to 4k in 25fps. VBR 1, VBR2 or CBR and how high should I go ? The movie has 3,5 hours. The second thing is: I corrected my white balance with adjustment layer in premiere. My footage was to warm and when I made temperature to example to -30 than my white dissolve has blue cast. I know this is because the adjustment layer affect under the track with footage and transitions. Can I make this better? Thank You
@@paulkowol2561 hey Paul! I always export my footage with CBR and I usually set it to 80,000 kb/s. The files are pretty large when exporting with this setting but I feel like I get better quality when I do so. Also, make sure the white dissolve transition is on a layer above the adjustment layer where you adjusted the temperature. This way the adjustment layer will only apply to the footage below it and not to the white dissolve that is above it. Hope this helps!
are you film wit r5c i c log ? tx or rec 709 ? nice colors tx
Thanks Marius! I recorded all the footage in clog 3 color profile on the canon r5c. For the Panasonic gh5, I shot some in vlog and the darker shots in natural color profile. Thanks for checking out my video!
Amazing
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!
Hello Yuri, I must stabilize my footage with the warp stabilizer in premiere pro. I recorded in 50fps than I made the framerates to 25 fps. ( timeline 25 fps and the footage speed up to 200% ) now I receive an error because I cant stabilize when speed is used... can You help me ?
Hey Paul! There is a simple solution for this. You will have to nest the clip before you can stabilize it. Right click on the clip, and select “nest”. It will ask you to name the nested clip…you don’t have to change the name if you don’t want to. Now that your clip is “nested” you can apply warp stabilizer. Hopefully this helps you!
Thank You very much :) another problem which I have is that after export my footage looks oversaturated. I don't know why. In premiere looks ok but on the TV horrible...
@@paulkowol2561 are you using windows or Mac?
I am using Win, the thing is: when I play the exported wedding on the monitor where I edited the wedding - is everything ok the color is the same as in premiere, on the another laptop is ok too but on the TV is something wrong. Can be that is something wrong with the Samsung TV? Can be that the TV has issue with correctly interpret the colors ? This is my first exported wedding and I don't have any experience with this... Thank You
@@paulkowol2561 hey Paul, I did have a similar issue with my Samsung tv. I remember watching a few of my videos on my Samsung and they were really over saturated. It seems like Samsung tvs are not color accurate and tend to be over saturated. I also tried watching my videos on my LG C1 Oled and they seemed normal, maybe a little more saturated than my IMac.
Добрый день, видео действительно качественно сделано, понравилось. Не по теме - я немного почитал в гугле, правильно ли понимаю, что семья жениха с украинскими корнями, давно живет в США. а ваша семья Оргуновы , вы с братом и отец Сергей, художник, переехали в Джексонвилль недавно? и живете на Хидден-Вью Драйв. а брат на Глендейл-лейн. А работаете в музее Brumos? И еще интересно, как вы прошли путь от простых съемок до серьезных на R5C, или в США это легко доступно?
Thanks! I wouldn’t say it’s easier here in the United States. There are so many people who are now working in photography and videography that there is a lot of competition. I started off with a Panasonic gh5 and saved up for a canon r5c. I still use the Panasonic gh5 a lot for real estate photography. I saw your profile and I love the video you made in the same location from Miyagi’s music video! So cool!