One of the most discouraging things for me is to see how "crappy" the OOC footage looks before it's slowed down and the magic sprinkled on. Seeing this and knowing what the end result can look like is definitely going to help me keep my confidence up on set!
Was thinking exactly the same. It would seem I’m over thinking and it doesn’t need about 5 takes I’m currently doing now to get it near enough how I want it 🤣
7:10 With car flicker I’ve found you gotta switch the camera to the European anti-flicker settings as it’s not on our US 120v 60hz so try out the 50hz deflicker. Annoying it changes your frame rate to the EU standard but I use this for the few interior screen on shots.
This is exactly what I was looking for! Definitely never thought of reversing the footage in post but after watching this video it totally makes a lot of sense and I am actually going to be purchasing that car mount for my own POV videos I plan on filming in the future. Thank you so much for producing the content we want to see!
Please do a POST Production Video on how you edit. From the sequence setting to export. Include effects like time remapping please. Thats where am struggling,
when you shoot with sony a73, you use both card in sony, (image and video files are recorded simultaneously on both cards.) or you use (Standard) so one card full up so start wriet to 2th card.
love all your videos and how you explain the shots and settings. By far the top car photographer/videographer on youtube. Been watching for over a year now and have learned so much keep it up! I love your videos!
This is a really Insightful video about how to shoot car cinematic. I'm a begginer videoagrapher/photographer wanting to see what I like and I really appreciated you going into detail about everything. So showing ur POV, what u look like doing it and what that shot looked like edited in post.
I still can't believe we both shot an S5 and made a cinematic video the same week! Love this car, I noticed on yours as well that the windows seem to have a checkered pattern. I thought for a second that it was something up with my camera! Glad to see another great video from ya man!
Subscribed myy hooomieeee. You became my teacher. I just started doing film making. The progress is harsh, but, I'll make it. I don't care if it takes years! Best wishes
Just stepping into the filming world, thanks for the tips! Heading out now to film some car b-roll! I’ll comment when I’m done and hopefully you can give me some pointers 👍🏻😁
Haha! Ah shucks! Thanks man! It’s the Canadian gene 😂 And likewise! If love to learn a thing or two from you about light painting. I feel that’s something I know about but have very little practice. Let’s make it happen one of these days!
4 minutes in, I like the content! how about doing a handheld video next with the same approach? or even one about how to use a cell phone, because that's all some people have. Keep it up my guy!
Would you recommend using a circular polarizer to reduce the amount of reflections? I know it would cut off some of the light but with modern cameras that is not a big of an issue anymore.
personally, I'd decrease the shutter speed rather than increasing ISO, I don't want to mess with the colors. but my limit for shutter speed at 60 frames in 1/100 to avoid LED flickering, or will down to 30 fps, then limit to 1/50 and move super slow.
I subscribed. Your video had everything that I wanted to know . Especially the gimbal movements and more importantly the go pro shoots of how you used your gimbal
Hey brother! That’s awesome man! Very happy that you got what you were looking for here! Glad to have you as a subscriber and part of the community! 👊🏼
Cool video, nice and clean shots! You can look into the "SMALLRIG Adjustable Handle Sling Handgrip for DJI RS 2 / RSC 2" this makes handling the gimbal a lot easier I noticed. You can get closer to the ground (briefcase mode) without losing your stand ability from the RS2 with the original handle. It also gives you the ability to use two hands on the gimbal and the option for more attachments. I'm just getting started with video stuff and I'm using my Z6 and the DJI RS2 (no 4k60😢 for me yet). Keep up the good work and thank you for sharing your knowledge and experiences!
Yeah Thx💯👌 More of this content plz..🙌 I want to take my car photography to a new level. 🎬🎥I want to learn how to shoot cinematic and the editing process afterwards.
Spend hours on soundcloud finding undiscovered artists/songs, usually doesnt get a copyright strike and its free. Just be sure to add info on how to find the song wherever you are posting to help the artist as well
i've been down this path before, what helped me decide to pay for subscription is this one question: how much do you charge for one hour's worth of work? now you take that amount and multiply it by the number of hours you take to look for music each time u have a project, then checking out exactly what the terms are for use cos each artist has different terms. Then ask yourself, is the amount of dollars you spend on searching for free music less, equal to or more than paying for subscription?
Thanks a lot for tips and tricks. Watching your video somehow I remember myself how difficult is to record car videos :) But still a lot of fun! Well done my friend. "I see you on the road". cheers :D
great video. If the camera I use doesn't support 4k 60fps, what would you recommend? a) do you think its' good enough to try and record 4k 24fps/30fps OR b) shall I lower the resolution to 1080p, that will allow me to do 60 or even 120fps? However, the rest of my footage is 4k, so then I would need to some how upscale this to 4k.
All great questions. My camera still only shoots 1080p 120fps. So yes! Lower res and upscale to a 4K timeline. Most people consume content on mobile, for the rare cases on big screens they might notice but it’ll still look great on average tv. If you can be steady, shoot in 4K 24, doesn’t hurt! Most editing styles lend itself to short cuts so focus on getting 3-6 seconds of a clean move with 24fps and you should be ok!
Thanks for the great video. 60fps setting for shooting car(not moving) like your video, is it ok to set shutter speed higher than 1/120(maybe like 1/200) in case the sun is bright. I know ND filter is necessary for filming moving object. But i wonder if it is ok to control light when you shoot a car not moving.
One of the most discouraging things for me is to see how "crappy" the OOC footage looks before it's slowed down and the magic sprinkled on. Seeing this and knowing what the end result can look like is definitely going to help me keep my confidence up on set!
Good point! Gotta have your eye on the edit before you even start. =)
Was thinking exactly the same. It would seem I’m over thinking and it doesn’t need about 5 takes I’m currently doing now to get it near enough how I want it 🤣
Would be so cool to see how you edit it! 🙋♂️☝️
tbh its to figure out, but requires practice
That would be awsome! In General some more tutorials would be great !
Did he upload a video on editing?
The edit is at the very beginning of this video :)
@@edison9100 😂😂
7:10 With car flicker I’ve found you gotta switch the camera to the European anti-flicker settings as it’s not on our US 120v 60hz so try out the 50hz deflicker. Annoying it changes your frame rate to the EU standard but I use this for the few interior screen on shots.
Thanks!
This is exactly what I was looking for! Definitely never thought of reversing the footage in post but after watching this video it totally makes a lot of sense and I am actually going to be purchasing that car mount for my own POV videos I plan on filming in the future. Thank you so much for producing the content we want to see!
i agree, I never thought about that tip. My footage used to be out of frame always 😂😂😭😭
brill video mate definitely trying these next week
Love the intro with all those shots!
He‘s doing all for his own, without any help, respect bro👍🏻👍🏻
Please do a POST Production Video on how you edit. From the sequence setting to export. Include effects like time remapping please. Thats where am struggling,
when you shoot with sony a73, you use both card in sony, (image and video files are recorded simultaneously on both cards.) or you use (Standard) so one card full up so start wriet to 2th card.
That moment when key frames are your best friend.
Dope stuff also love your lightroom edits.
Always 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Greetings from Germany
Would be amazing if he makes a video showing the editing process for this
Love this!!! Going to try some (all) of these when I next have a press car! Thanks for making this dude! 👊
Epic brother! Let me know if you need any more info, you know where to hit me up! 👊🏼
love all your videos and how you explain the shots and settings. By far the top car photographer/videographer on youtube. Been watching for over a year now and have learned so much keep it up! I love your videos!
Dude! So encouraging to hear that! Thank you! There are plenty of talented guys and gals out there so I really appreciate it. Cheers!
This is a really Insightful video about how to shoot car cinematic. I'm a begginer videoagrapher/photographer wanting to see what I like and I really appreciated you going into detail about everything. So showing ur POV, what u look like doing it and what that shot looked like edited in post.
I learnt so much from you just really my last minute before a car shooting !!! thank you so much, cutie!!!
Really appreciate this detail. I took some notes and am going to implement into my videos. Great work all around and beautiful S5!
I literally just got my ronin and you drop this vid THANK YOU 🙏
I love it bro!
amazing, im shooting a new all electric lexus car video tomorrow and this video has helpped me so much, thank you
Loved this !! Thank you
Thanks so much for watching!
Most Underrated guy on UA-cam!! Love the video man
I appreciate that! Means a lot!!
I still can't believe we both shot an S5 and made a cinematic video the same week! Love this car, I noticed on yours as well that the windows seem to have a checkered pattern. I thought for a second that it was something up with my camera! Glad to see another great video from ya man!
Nice! What camera and lens are you using? I have a Canon m50 and thinking on a sigma 18-35 f1.8, right now kit lens and 50mm prime
we need more videos like this one
Your videos are sick!! I enjoy them so much. More power to you Alex..!!
Subscribed myy hooomieeee. You became my teacher. I just started doing film making. The progress is harsh, but, I'll make it. I don't care if it takes years!
Best wishes
Amazing to have you be a part of the community mate! Stoked that you are able to learn from the videos =D
This is a amazing video, thanks for sharing the tips
Just stepping into the filming world, thanks for the tips! Heading out now to film some car b-roll! I’ll comment when I’m done and hopefully you can give me some pointers 👍🏻😁
Thanks Alex. Really enjoyed this one. I work for a dealership, definitely going to use these techniques.
Great work man 👌🏻
Oh Brother! What a nice attitude. Thanks for sharing your experience, it was refreshing watching your video.
👊🏼 I appreciate that mate! Thank you.
Dude you are so polite, if you ever make it down to LA, I'd love to hang out
Haha! Ah shucks! Thanks man! It’s the Canadian gene 😂
And likewise! If love to learn a thing or two from you about light painting. I feel that’s something I know about but have very little practice. Let’s make it happen one of these days!
@@TheCarCreative I smell a colab coming on 😊
Hell yeah! I haven’t gone out and practiced yet. But the idea of doing the shots in reverse is awesome
Works great for real estate videos too 👌🏼
Love from the philippines bro. One of my biggest inspiration! Ever since!
This makes me want to start videography so bad... WHY!! Shots looked dope man, looking forward for some great results!
Video is where it’s at!! Definitely start learning now. You won’t regret it. 😃
4 minutes in, I like the content! how about doing a handheld video next with the same approach? or even one about how to use a cell phone, because that's all some people have. Keep it up my guy!
I’d love to see a video on how to edit using speed ramps and quick cuts combined with how you choose your music for each video.
Thankyou and keep doing what you do, it's helped me learn to make better content!
That’s really good to hear! Thanks for watching!
Would you recommend using a circular polarizer to reduce the amount of reflections? I know it would cut off some of the light but with modern cameras that is not a big of an issue anymore.
Yes absolutely I would! CPL filters are clutch for automotive photography and videography.
Thanks for the info, trying to step up my editing game for my videos, this helped a lot… just need a better camera now
Got a lot of value out of this for my b-rolls, thanks!
Great to hear! You’re welcome! 😃
that's gotta be the MOST informative how to videos i have ever seen! thank you once again!
Dang! Thanks for the love! Glad you enjoyed it. 🤙🏼
personally, I'd decrease the shutter speed rather than increasing ISO, I don't want to mess with the colors. but my limit for shutter speed at 60 frames in 1/100 to avoid LED flickering, or will down to 30 fps, then limit to 1/50 and move super slow.
Supper cool
Well expanded,
I will try all theses with Samsung m51 slomotion camera
aahh, this is perfect! exactly what I was looking for! quality content dude, keep up the hard work! 🔥
Hahaha the truck drive by moment. Great gimbal tips Alex!
Haha! Ya I panicked for a minute haha. He was real nice about it though. 😃
I enjoyed it, man. Appreciate it. Would be sick to see the edit!
Fellow Canadian, car enthusiast, and UA-camr. Love the channel, new subscriber here!!
Eh!!! Epic man thank you! Will check out your stuff too. 👊🏼👊🏼
I kinda think the truck driver was happy to have a reason to use his trucks advantage and flex a lil bit going off road for a sec for ya haha
Gotta love kind Canadians! Haha. He didn’t seem to mind at all. I always find a nice smile and wave goes a long way.
Cheers and thanks for watching!
Just found this video. Solid, functional tips, that I can practice. Thanks.
👊🏼 that’s what I try and do here.
Loved the car content. Very educational
Great video! We are getting a new car and I'm going to try some of these this weekend. Thank you!
you are such a nice, polite person!
Nice Job! thanks for the tips :)
This video was very helpful preparing to shoot a car video soon.
Epic as always man! Would love to see more about your colour profile settings and colour grading process - it ALWAYS looks incredible 🤯
What a brilliant video, have been looking for something like this for years!! top work man.... New subscriber here :)
Hello bro, your video is very good and helpful.
I have a question, can you show me the color mode you are using in your camera? Thank you 🙏🏼
I use C-Log and will often set my colour balance to Daylight or something so that it is consistent in post to change colours and contrast etc...
@@TheCarCreative thanks for the answer bro
'Any left foot breakers out there? Yeah booyysss ' hahahah made my day bro!
I subscribed. Your video had everything that I wanted to know . Especially the gimbal movements and more importantly the go pro shoots of how you used your gimbal
Hey brother! That’s awesome man! Very happy that you got what you were looking for here! Glad to have you as a subscriber and part of the community! 👊🏼
Cool video, nice and clean shots!
You can look into the "SMALLRIG Adjustable Handle Sling Handgrip for DJI RS 2 / RSC 2" this makes handling the gimbal a lot easier I noticed. You can get closer to the ground (briefcase mode) without losing your stand ability from the RS2 with the original handle. It also gives you the ability to use two hands on the gimbal and the option for more attachments.
I'm just getting started with video stuff and I'm using my Z6 and the DJI RS2 (no 4k60😢 for me yet).
Keep up the good work and thank you for sharing your knowledge and experiences!
Yeah Thx💯👌 More of this content plz..🙌 I want to take my car photography to a new level. 🎬🎥I want to learn how to shoot cinematic and the editing process afterwards.
Already gave the video a like because you apolagised so nicely to the guy in the truck for standing in the road.
Haha! Ah shoot. Thanks man! I was definitely in the way haha.
The is the best how to video i have come across, thank you sir.
My pleasure!! Thanks for watching 👊🏼
Love from India. 🤩🤩
Post that edited video for an audience like me please,so we can see the output plz.
Can you do a video of filming cars at night time and the camera settings you use?
I have a weeblle s bought for my a7iii and tamron, had nothing but issues since the beginning
Wowww! Just a big wow! Big thanks to you!!!
Thank you for amazing ideas and your work!!!
Yessss! Needed this. Still struggling with my Weebill-S, its not so easy as you might think!!
Epic video Man! Love the channel. Were you shooting in 4k hq? The footage looks great.
Thanks Nick! Nah, 4K IPB, not HQ. Gotta save the hard drive space! Haha!
@@TheCarCreative oh wow! It looks great. Very good to know. I'm thinking about adding one to my kit. Love the channel mate, keep it up.
Great Video mate...Good work
Amazing content as always! Keep it going!
Oh I will definitely use this for my car/channel! Thanks again mate
Killer video dude. Very insightful and literally changes my approach to the video process.
Really enjoyed the video, great tutorial. You’re very entertaining too, thank you.
Wow thanks Matt! I really appreciate the feedback! Hopefully it’s some helpful information for ya! 👊🏼
I feel that my biggest “issue” is finding new music... any tips?
Oh I know the feeling! I‘m hoping to get some tips as well 😅
I use The Music Bed - I pay $10 a month and get access to the best music. There is also Artlist and Epidemic sound. The music hunt does take a while.
Spend hours on soundcloud finding undiscovered artists/songs, usually doesnt get a copyright strike and its free. Just be sure to add info on how to find the song wherever you are posting to help the artist as well
i've been down this path before, what helped me decide to pay for subscription is this one question:
how much do you charge for one hour's worth of work?
now you take that amount and multiply it by the number of hours you take to look for music each time u have a project, then checking out exactly what the terms are for use cos each artist has different terms. Then ask yourself, is the amount of dollars you spend on searching for free music less, equal to or more than paying for subscription?
@@sheepshagger good point man👍🏽
thanks for sharing this video. i found it very useful and I'm gonna use it for my bikes reviews
I was waiting for this kind of video from you. thanks man.❤️❤️❤️
Nice! Glad I was able to pull through for ya! Haha!
Which is the audio that you've used for the post? Can you share? From 0:01 to 0:23
bro your all videos are super cool, and waiting for this video
Really cool result!! What's your gimbal motors settings?
i loved this video its very depthful i feel like im there
Thanks for the video capturing tips!
Great tutorial, thanks.
Auto or manual focus? I heard ya mention the focus locks on but also looks like manual when your scanning the dash. Thanks for the video.
very helpful, watched just before shooting an Audi R8 2021
I would love to see what you actually edit together with that footage, if it was usable
Certainly was useable! I’ll see what I can put together in the coming weeks. =)
@@TheCarCreative Yes please.
Yes we are looking forward to the edits for the footage in this video just subbed
Dude!! Teach me all your wizardry.
Awesome shots. Need to try and give these a go with my camera and gimbal in the next few months. What software do you use to edit the videos?
Awesome man! Enjoy! I’m a Final Cut Pro user 🤙🏼
When you're using the gimbal what focus mode is the camera on? :)
Good tips, gonna try it today. Thank you
Thanks a lot for tips and tricks. Watching your video somehow I remember myself how difficult is to record car videos :) But still a lot of fun! Well done my friend. "I see you on the road". cheers :D
Thanks for watching! The more you do it the easier it gets. 🙌🏼 Enjoy the process brother.
Nice work,great tutorial,thank you! Were you using autofocus for these shots?
i'd like to know too :)
great video. If the camera I use doesn't support 4k 60fps, what would you recommend? a) do you think its' good enough to try and record 4k 24fps/30fps OR b) shall I lower the resolution to 1080p, that will allow me to do 60 or even 120fps? However, the rest of my footage is 4k, so then I would need to some how upscale this to 4k.
All great questions. My camera still only shoots 1080p 120fps. So yes! Lower res and upscale to a 4K timeline. Most people consume content on mobile, for the rare cases on big screens they might notice but it’ll still look great on average tv.
If you can be steady, shoot in 4K 24, doesn’t hurt! Most editing styles lend itself to short cuts so focus on getting 3-6 seconds of a clean move with 24fps and you should be ok!
@@TheCarCreative thanks.
Many amazing tips!👏🔥
Thanks for the great video.
60fps setting for shooting car(not moving) like your video, is it ok to set shutter speed higher than 1/120(maybe like 1/200) in case the sun is bright. I know ND filter is necessary for filming moving object. But i wonder if it is ok to control light when you shoot a car not moving.
bro earned a student
Very nice video. Is it possible to make a video for us to explain to us how you make your plans, and how you do your video editing.