You guys definitely progressed in the way you make your Tutorials. In this one it seems like you speak with a more "Videographen" specific language. When in the new ones it's super simple to follow along even for someone that doesn't usually shoot! Good Job Guys!! We wish you much more success!! Much LOVE PAX&Q
Wow! You made that sunset pop! Thank you for the project file and thank you to RocketStock for the schweet free pack of 14 volumetric light overlays and 2 dust elements! RocketStock Rocks!
where u learn all this? I finish college in Serbia for Audio and Video production and no body learn as this stuff :/ School have 3 years and it is national school, not private collage :) All the best and tnx for helping as who love video production :)
Great colors Jordy! That picture on Instagram was great too, especially the heroic looking pose! How is Yannick doing after the punch? On a more serious note, I am using a Nikon D5300, what settings would you recommend in order to shoot in a flat color profile such as that of the GH5?
+Jorge Rodriguez Thanks Jorge! Well, he listens better to me know. He learned his lesson ;-) On Nikon cameras I found the flat profile to be the best. Set contrast, sharpen and saturation to the minimum.
Cinecom.net Yeah, but the D5300 being an entry-level camera from 2014, doesn't come with a predefined flat profile. I guess I'll have to mess around with the settings of a similar profile.
Hi, great video =) I was wondering, for making podcast (e.g: youtube, @ home :p) do you think recording in flat profile then use color grade in post is a good thing to do ? Or is it kind of overdoing ? Thanks !
But wait... that looks awesome... However, by doing all that you are definitely pushing out of the color safe region of your vector scope, which would make this video nonbroadcast safe. Or am I mistaken?
I have used the Panasonic GH5 for a couple of days. I have tried to color grade the clips that I shot with Cinelike D. It was a little hard and I did not have so many options for color grade, so I was thinking of ordering V-log so I have more options for color grading. There was one who told me that if I use V-log i lose quality on the clips is that right? By the way the camera is awesome! :-D
+Vegard Pedersen you need to expose a little more than usual to avoid noise. I always shoot in vlog and add the rec709 lut to it. Gives me a normal looking shot with more dynamic range and color grading possibilities. You can download the project file and use the vlog clip from the tutotial to try some things yourself. (it is compressed though, you can probably find 'raw' clips online too)
OK, Thanks! I have downloaded some clips from UA-cam that were filmed in v-log and color graded them. Now i shoot in 4k 25p 4:22 10 bit but if i have v-log installed will the files get bigger? I bought a new SD card that had 32 gb and 300 mb / s for the GH5. I can only shoot for a couple of minutes before the card becomes full. I do not know if there is anything wrong with the card.
I understand your concerns, but we would like to make the tutorial accessible to a bigger audience. Introducing scopes would mean we'd have to explain them too, resulting in a very long video. We actually did an entire chapter about the scopes in our Lumetri course. But it's a good note, we might do a video soly on scopes in the future.
Cool. I just think maybe a Luma Histogram would be a good thing to show so that folks understand that by going to high/too low they will completely lose detail. Keep up the good work and enjoy your holiday.
My vacation in Normandy has almost ended. Next week I'll share more gorgeous shots of this beautiful place. #StayTuned
Great video man!
Thanks! Appreciate that :-)
Cinecom.net awesome vids, thank you!
I've learned more from your tutorials than you could ever know. Massive thanks and love.
That was easily the most satisfied I've ever been watching a color grading tutorial. Cheers.
You guys definitely progressed in the way you make your Tutorials. In this one it seems like you speak with a more "Videographen" specific language. When in the new ones it's super simple to follow along even for someone that doesn't usually shoot! Good Job Guys!! We wish you much more success!!
Much LOVE
PAX&Q
Wow! You made that sunset pop! Thank you for the project file and thank you to RocketStock for the schweet free pack of 14 volumetric light overlays and 2 dust elements! RocketStock Rocks!
thanks dear....very use full tutorial..
Congratulations from France guys
Jordy Please Make A video Tutorial on "Now You See Me 2" Movie.. Card Scene
Thanks!
you are the best
thank you for this information
Thanks for info
where u learn all this? I finish college in Serbia for Audio and Video production and no body learn as this stuff :/ School have 3 years and it is national school, not private collage :) All the best and tnx for helping as who love video production :)
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Great colors Jordy! That picture on Instagram was great too, especially the heroic looking pose! How is Yannick doing after the punch? On a more serious note, I am using a Nikon D5300, what settings would you recommend in order to shoot in a flat color profile such as that of the GH5?
+Jorge Rodriguez Thanks Jorge! Well, he listens better to me know. He learned his lesson ;-) On Nikon cameras I found the flat profile to be the best. Set contrast, sharpen and saturation to the minimum.
Cinecom.net Yeah, but the D5300 being an entry-level camera from 2014, doesn't come with a predefined flat profile. I guess I'll have to mess around with the settings of a similar profile.
+Jorge Rodriguez oh didn't knew. In that case I'd go for the neutral profile. I also used that for a long time on my Canon 5D II when it came out.
Gods of cinematography
It looks like magic. Amazing what you can do to bad footage.
It's not bad footage at all
Not bad footage. Just neutral one, with all the needed information for color grading...
cool
Hi, great video =)
I was wondering, for making podcast (e.g: youtube, @ home :p) do you think recording in flat profile then use color grade in post is a good thing to do ?
Or is it kind of overdoing ?
Thanks !
Cool!
But wait... that looks awesome... However, by doing all that you are definitely pushing out of the color safe region of your vector scope, which would make this video nonbroadcast safe. Or am I mistaken?
+ruben rodriguez you're probably correct. I did not pay attention to the scopes. This is a grading for the web.
Hello what you are given the link in the description. That link show 404 page not found. Can you please post it again
Hi I am eswar can make tutorial for sherlock home TV series creative transition into i mean explains how to do that kind transition
Nice
I use Premiere Pro CS6 and I cant find Lumetri color in the windows tab. Am I doing something wrong or is it just availble in CC?
is it also possible with speedgrade?
How to make normal video to log video?
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I have used the Panasonic GH5 for a couple of days. I have tried to color grade the clips that I shot with Cinelike D. It was a little hard and I did not have so many options for color grade, so I was thinking of ordering V-log so I have more options for color grading. There was one who told me that if I use V-log i lose quality on the clips is that right? By the way the camera is awesome! :-D
+Vegard Pedersen you need to expose a little more than usual to avoid noise. I always shoot in vlog and add the rec709 lut to it. Gives me a normal looking shot with more dynamic range and color grading possibilities. You can download the project file and use the vlog clip from the tutotial to try some things yourself. (it is compressed though, you can probably find 'raw' clips online too)
OK, Thanks! I have downloaded some clips from UA-cam that were filmed in v-log and color graded them. Now i shoot in 4k 25p 4:22 10 bit but if i have v-log installed will the files get bigger? I bought a new SD card that had 32 gb and 300 mb / s for the GH5. I can only shoot for a couple of minutes before the card becomes full. I do not know if there is anything wrong with the card.
+Vegard Pedersen don't think files are bigger. Just flatter (more color information)
OK, that's good :-D
I have premiere Pro but it doesn't have the Lumetri option. :( what to do?
dzaneena daze available only in CC's
I usually like, enjoy and agree with what you say on your videos but you havnt used any video scopes here which I find slightly alarming.
I understand your concerns, but we would like to make the tutorial accessible to a bigger audience. Introducing scopes would mean we'd have to explain them too, resulting in a very long video. We actually did an entire chapter about the scopes in our Lumetri course. But it's a good note, we might do a video soly on scopes in the future.
Cool. I just think maybe a Luma Histogram would be a good thing to show so that folks understand that by going to high/too low they will completely lose detail. Keep up the good work and enjoy your holiday.
ANY PLANS TO DO FINAL CUT TUTORIALS SOMEDAY?
+Business Momo not at the moment. But we do plan to work on a format to explain such tutorials more cross platform.
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