In 5 or 10 years we know phone cam will be even better so better results with motioncam, the quality will keep getting better with the app since cams in phone will keep upgrading
I did more tests this morning compared to 400mb to 1200 mb, and the difference is very small; a person needs to zoom in and nitpick to see the difference, so I would say 400 mb is the max at which it shows a good jump from 230 mb, so I suggest a person stick to 400mb. directlog
hey could you makke aa new motioncam tutorial , this time specifically targeted at s22 ultra cause a lot of my friends with the s22/21/23 u watch your videos and i use an s22ultra too...
It’s better to record in RAW image sequence and then save a copy in ProRes. Because, recording ProRes isn’t practical with hardware that isn’t natively programmed to accelerate the codec compression. Also, you get all the detail from RAW that wouldn’t be present when recording REAL-TIME with ProRes. Hardware needs to be designed and programmed for any codec. Otherwise, the hardware has to be insanely fast with nearly double the memory to handle its compression with brute force.
I agree. In fact, in many cases, that's what I do. But I think it's a good alternative in cases where you want to save on storage on long shoots and still take binned 1080p prores.
Basically, Log videos are video recorded in a way that keeps as much color data. And you can have a lot of flexibility to color grade them in post. If you're not into grading your footage, you can just record in Rec709 😁 that should give you a nice looking video that's good enough for social media and even editing if you don't plan to color grade.
@@AndroMatthew What I do with my settings now is: direct log video, prores 10 bit, HQ, MCrawlog, I also rad there are MotionCam technical Luts but I guess they are for Raw videos...? Then I edit in Davinci or VN (on my phone) and try to adjust colors if needed. Thank you for your videos.
There's an option for binned video in motioncam. Basically, it takes your 4k video and uses the pixel around it to make clearer 1080p image. Use that if you're shooting in prores.
In 5 or 10 years we know phone cam will be even better so better results with motioncam, the quality will keep getting better with the app since cams in phone will keep upgrading
I did more tests this morning compared to 400mb to 1200 mb, and the difference is very small; a person needs to zoom in and nitpick to see the difference, so I would say 400 mb is the max at which it shows a good jump from 230 mb, so I suggest a person stick to 400mb. directlog
hey could you makke aa new motioncam tutorial , this time specifically targeted at s22 ultra
cause a lot of my friends with the s22/21/23 u watch your videos and i use an s22ultra too...
I'm planning a directlog tutorial, anything specific you're looking for?
Great info on this bro. I've been so hesitant to use this for my long form films but I need to give this a re visit.
Give it a try bro. I really think you'd like it especially if your hardware can shoot in 10-bit hevc (Unlike me with my S22 U 😆)
@@AndroMatthew Hey can the S23 U shoot in 10-bit hevc?
@SeniorScratchEngineer Hey man, yes it can 😁
@@AndroMatthew thanks for the quick reply!
@@AndroMatthew what's the advantage of hevc over prores?
It’s better to record in RAW image sequence and then save a copy in ProRes. Because, recording ProRes isn’t practical with hardware that isn’t natively programmed to accelerate the codec compression. Also, you get all the detail from RAW that wouldn’t be present when recording REAL-TIME with ProRes. Hardware needs to be designed and programmed for any codec. Otherwise, the hardware has to be insanely fast with nearly double the memory to handle its compression with brute force.
I agree. In fact, in many cases, that's what I do. But I think it's a good alternative in cases where you want to save on storage on long shoots and still take binned 1080p prores.
I don't understand Log videos. What do you do with the vdeos once recorded? Do you grade them? Thank you.
Basically, Log videos are video recorded in a way that keeps as much color data. And you can have a lot of flexibility to color grade them in post. If you're not into grading your footage, you can just record in Rec709 😁 that should give you a nice looking video that's good enough for social media and even editing if you don't plan to color grade.
@@AndroMatthew What I do with my settings now is: direct log video, prores 10 bit, HQ, MCrawlog, I also rad there are MotionCam technical Luts but I guess they are for Raw videos...? Then I edit in Davinci or VN (on my phone) and try to adjust colors if needed. Thank you for your videos.
You're welcome. That sounds like a fine setting. Do you bin your prores videos?
@@AndroMatthew What do you mean by "bin"? (English isn't my first language).
There's an option for binned video in motioncam. Basically, it takes your 4k video and uses the pixel around it to make clearer 1080p image. Use that if you're shooting in prores.
how much storage should i be bringing with me?
It really depends, but generally more is better.
Ideally, 1TB
Optimally, 512GB → I'm here
Minimum 256GB
@@AndroMatthew thanks i got a S23 Ultra 512gb. I thought it would be too small, but maybe with the HEVC i can maximise quality and keep size down.