Wow, an actual "gimbal moves" tutorial that is extremely helpful. Others have said it, but I've learned more in these 5 minutes than I have from watching hours of other tutorials. Super fantastic
This is a HUGE compliment and I am so thankful. Really happy to hear that you have learnt so much. Thank you for your continued support on my channel. ☺️
I just watched two minutes, and I found it epic, different than any video I saw, as you also Explain Which MODE to choose with each move, that's great, thank u.
Great video once again man! So great how you can put so many valuable tips and insights in such a short amount of time. It was a pleasure to be a part of this one again 🤙🏼
Just wanted to add this in: One of the biggest mistakes people make with moves like the "pan tilt follow" is rushing the end. It takes a lot of body control to get through those shots, and there's a tendency to speed up toward the end. Try to fight that urge unless the shot demands an increase in camera movement speed.
For this kind of shots do you trust autofocus (especially in those shots that the subject moves from the centre to the left or right third). Would love to know your focus settings too ! Great gimbal moves by the way! Thanks for sharing
Thanks Alex! That's a good question! I made a whole tutorial about it which you can watch here ua-cam.com/video/AGgUSVkHcCM/v-deo.html but in short: I use Wide Mode with Eye Autofocus when I'm shooting a person (where they eye is visible). On some shots I enable the tracking feature to stay on a subject where I can't see the eye and then some shots are just a little hit & miss in wide mode but it helps to keep your main subject in the centre and shooting wide open actually helps to create "contrast" between your subject & the background giving me better results with the focus.
@@jacques_crafford plaease share with uts the settings of DJI ronin Rs3. Ican not get it to work propersly, and UA-camrs here have very differeint suggestions .
There are many videos about gimbal videos in you tube but this is very much useful Lots of details.. Custom speed settings.. Well composed bts to get clear idea.. Epic shots and smooth moves.. Thank you so much for your efforts… As this video is all about gimbal moves there is not much information reg video specs, Not only the content, video quality is great… We are expecting a dedicated video on details about camera settings reg bitrates, log information, exposure settings, resolution Coz your videos look cinematic…
Thanks MJ, you are most kind! My goal is to put out quality tutorials without the fluff. I try to steer away from gear talk but I will do some more focus on camera settings etc :) Best wishes
I've recently bought a gimbal to start doing some content creation and short format videos and your channel & videos are EXTREMELY helpful! Thank you so much and congratulations on the 100k!❤️
Awesome Sir... The main reason why I love to learn from is that, everytime you tell us why or when to use it... Only a great and well experienced teacher will gives us these great suggestions for upcoming film makers to tells us there stories in a great way. Sir, I'm from India and I'm a 10+2 student. Sir, I want to became a great film maker like you. Again, thanks Sir for providing such great suggestions. Thank you very much Sir once again.
@@jacques_crafford Thank you very much Sir for your lovely response. ☺ Sir, can you please guide me how to tell story with the help of visuals on films, Sir I am confused on it.
I bought even small M3s but used only once now staying in the corner of my room !! Having same interest of good partner would be good to work otherwise practicing alone in the mass very awkward 😂
Me tooooo, Ive been using my RS3 Pro for a week or two and even though the footage is INFINITELY smoother than before, when compared to pros I'm like "😬Oooof holy shit I suck at this 👀"
these ideas are awesome, thanks so much for sharing! learned so much, in such a short amount of time. you are so awesome!! new here to the channel, can't wait for more 🙂
Awesome Sir... The main reason why I love to learn from is that, everytime you tell us why or when to use it... Only a great and well experienced teacher will gives us these great suggestions for upcoming film makers to tells us there stories in a great way. Sir, I'm from India and I'm a 10+2 student. Sir, I want to became a great film maker like you. Again, thanks Sir for providing such great suggestions. Thank you very much Sir once again.
Hey Jacques. I love your videos and your channel. I'm a teacher and I started a film club at our school. We've progressed so far that we're actually in the pre-prod stage of our very own telenovela - I worked as a storyliner on Binnelanders a few years back. In any case, your channel is a major source of inspiration and it's compulsory viewing for all my cameramen and aspiring directors. Thanks, man. You make us proud as South Africans!
I am still junior in Videography and am interested to learn more to be more professional. i have loved your tutorials and i am in dire need of this gimbal..... Still in college but also a content creator. God bless you
Thank you bro your shots are epic, this will go a long way in enahancing my knowledge on Gimbal cinematic movements, keep it going Really appreciate it
@@jacques_crafford I just appreciate the effort you put into your videos and the knowledge you share. Got my a7iv a couple days ago and the image out of it is astounding. I prefer it over the Lumix s5 expect the s5 over all build quality is way better. I know you've worked with the a7iv previously and I don't know if youve noticed that the camera is rather jittery when panning. Ive tried with stabilisation on and off but its still there. Any advice for smoother footage I don't think its a stabilisation issue its more like its skipping a frame every now and then
This was the most inspirational video in this kind that i've ever seen. You explained it very detailed. Thank you and i would like the see more videos in this way.
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Wow, an actual "gimbal moves" tutorial that is extremely helpful.
Others have said it, but I've learned more in these 5 minutes than I have from watching hours of other tutorials. Super fantastic
This is a HUGE compliment and I am so thankful. Really happy to hear that you have learnt so much. Thank you for your continued support on my channel. ☺️
Full time videographer here with multiple successful businesses and even I was inspired from this video.
Incredible, subscribed instantly.
That means so much! Thank you for the kind words! Really appreciate it! 🙏
You're a legend, Jacques!!
Yo Dave, thank you so much for the support. 🙏
Thanks!
THANK YOU SO MUCH ANTHONY! Really means a lot to me!!!
Thanks for the teaching it was amazing and helpful to me
I just watched two minutes, and I found it epic, different than any video I saw, as you also Explain Which MODE to choose with each move, that's great, thank u.
Every tutorial is on the GOD level! Keep going, Jacques!
My dude you're the best! THANKS FOR YOUR AMAZING SUPPORT!
Watching from Nepal
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Thank you Jacques for this video..! I look forward to learning more from your channel.
Only a pleasure bro, hope you will learn lots more from me. Thanks for taking the time to comment!
Great video once again man! So great how you can put so many valuable tips and insights in such a short amount of time. It was a pleasure to be a part of this one again 🤙🏼
Brother! THANK YOU! So grateful for your support and amazing BTS :)
Amazing gimble technique, I'm learning from you more movements,
Happy to hear that! Thanks! 🔥
Just wanted to add this in: One of the biggest mistakes people make with moves like the "pan tilt follow" is rushing the end. It takes a lot of body control to get through those shots, and there's a tendency to speed up toward the end. Try to fight that urge unless the shot demands an increase in camera movement speed.
Nice tutorial great examples and explanation
Yay glad to hear that, thank you so much!
Love this type of tutorials. Moving haracter plus moving camera is damn master 😍
Yay thanks for supporting my channel!
@@jacques_crafford value 😀
Thank you for all the videos..
I have been learning many things form your videos...
Keep doing the awesome work..
So nice of you to say! Thank you so much for watching! 🔥
For this kind of shots do you trust autofocus (especially in those shots that the subject moves from the centre to the left or right third). Would love to know your focus settings too ! Great gimbal moves by the way! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for asking I was going to ask the same thing so I'm following
Thanks Alex! That's a good question! I made a whole tutorial about it which you can watch here ua-cam.com/video/AGgUSVkHcCM/v-deo.html but in short: I use Wide Mode with Eye Autofocus when I'm shooting a person (where they eye is visible). On some shots I enable the tracking feature to stay on a subject where I can't see the eye and then some shots are just a little hit & miss in wide mode but it helps to keep your main subject in the centre and shooting wide open actually helps to create "contrast" between your subject & the background giving me better results with the focus.
@@jacques_crafford plaease share with uts the settings of DJI ronin Rs3. Ican not get it to work propersly, and UA-camrs here have very differeint suggestions .
Most Creative, Really Cinematic
Very Useful
Really happy to hear that, thank you! 🙏
There are many videos about gimbal videos in you tube but this is very much useful
Lots of details..
Custom speed settings..
Well composed bts to get clear idea..
Epic shots and smooth moves..
Thank you so much for your efforts…
As this video is all about gimbal moves there is not much information reg video specs,
Not only the content, video quality is great…
We are expecting a dedicated video on details about camera settings reg bitrates, log information, exposure settings, resolution
Coz your videos look cinematic…
Thanks MJ, you are most kind! My goal is to put out quality tutorials without the fluff. I try to steer away from gear talk but I will do some more focus on camera settings etc :) Best wishes
Wow! Amazing tips! Thank you so much!
You're so welcome! Thank you so much for watching! 🔥
This is fantastic, all the best vibes!
Thanks a bunch! 🙏
congratulations 100k from somali keep going brother
Thanks brother, I am so so happy! Grateful for your support!
Thank you so much Jacques for the helpful and educative tutorial and tips! God bless, good luck and keep creating!
I've recently bought a gimbal to start doing some content creation and short format videos and your channel & videos are EXTREMELY helpful! Thank you so much and congratulations on the 100k!❤️
Thanks Sarmed, you are most kind! I'm so glad to hear that my videos are helpful, best of luck with your journey!
South African accent :) I'm Australian but originally from Zambia. Great tutorial! I love it! Thank you
Nice bro, so glad you like it! Yeaaah SA born and bred! Thanks for supporting my channel!
I learned so much in so little time; what a valuable video this is! Thank you and I look forward to watching more.
Thanks Mark, that makes me happy to hear!
Pro tips bro, Am immediately adding these shots into my gangster flick that's coming up. Thank you so much
Heck yes, that's what I want to hear. Thank you so much! 😎
Awesome Sir... The main reason why I love to learn from is that, everytime you tell us why or when to use it...
Only a great and well experienced teacher will gives us these great suggestions for upcoming film makers to tells us there stories in a great way.
Sir, I'm from India and I'm a 10+2 student. Sir, I want to became a great film maker like you. Again, thanks Sir for providing such great suggestions.
Thank you very much Sir once again.
Thanks Pratham, your comment means so much to me! Thanks for supporting my channel!
@@jacques_crafford Thank you very much Sir for your lovely response. ☺ Sir, can you please guide me how to tell story with the help of visuals on films, Sir I am confused on it.
this is one of the best tutorials for gimbals, next to shoots von brandon Li. This is an awesome video. thank you.
Thank you so much for the huge compliment! 🙏
Excellent tips and detailed instructions! I can only imagine the excellent content that comes out when these are done with the RS3
Thanks mate!
Just purchased this gimbal and found this video is extremely useful!
I need more gimbal practice, because all of these would look HORRIBLE with me operating the gimbal 🤣
I need a gimbal at first😂
I bought even small M3s but used only once now staying in the corner of my room !!
Having same interest of good partner would be good to work otherwise practicing alone in the mass very awkward 😂
Me tooooo, Ive been using my RS3 Pro for a week or two and even though the footage is INFINITELY smoother than before, when compared to pros I'm like "😬Oooof holy shit I suck at this 👀"
Maybe you should change/smoothie your gimbal settings
you killed this one. great shots
Thanks a bunch! 🔥
these ideas are awesome, thanks so much for sharing! learned so much, in such a short amount of time. you are so awesome!! new here to the channel, can't wait for more 🙂
Yay thanks Kristina, so happy to hear that! Hope you can learn lots more from me!
Great work. Supper helpful.
Glad to hear you think so! 🙏🏼
Your videos have taught me more in a few minutes than years of workshops, thank you! I would also love to see a video of your gimbal settings, thanks!
That means so much to me, I hope to share lots more on here!
This brought some many inspiring ideas! Thank you!
You are so welcome! Glad to hear! 🙏🏼
This is the best "gimbal moves" video
Meanwhile me doing this with oppo A54 mobile 😂
Same model bro 😂
Me with oppo a53
Awesome Sir... The main reason why I love to learn from is that, everytime you tell us why or when to use it...
Only a great and well experienced teacher will gives us these great suggestions for upcoming film makers to tells us there stories in a great way.
Sir, I'm from India and I'm a 10+2 student. Sir, I want to became a great film maker like you. Again, thanks Sir for providing such great suggestions.
Thank you very much Sir once again.
The hard part is getting a girl to be your subject...
Haha true that!
BRROOOOOOOOOO!!! You are a Genius. WOW. I love this.
This video helps me lot 🙂
This is epic!! Love all the little points of information you add
Holy moly! That invert gimbal tip was pog! Thanks mate
I'm so glad to hear that, thanks for taking the time to comment!
Hey Jacques. I love your videos and your channel. I'm a teacher and I started a film club at our school. We've progressed so far that we're actually in the pre-prod stage of our very own telenovela - I worked as a storyliner on Binnelanders a few years back. In any case, your channel is a major source of inspiration and it's compulsory viewing for all my cameramen and aspiring directors. Thanks, man. You make us proud as South Africans!
I am still junior in Videography and am interested to learn more to be more professional. i have loved your tutorials and i am in dire need of this gimbal..... Still in college but also a content creator. God bless you
Legit! It works perfectly so far! Thank you!!!
So glad to hear that!
Awesome video, man how are you focusing on the subjects so well?
only one word - 'fantastic'
That's so kind of you! 🙏🏼
Thank you for the good things you share😇. I am a developing newbie. ✨✨✨✨
You are so welcome! Keep learning and growing! 😊
THIS is the 1st video that I can find actually showing you how to go into inverted mode jeeeeze Thank you for that LOL
Haha I'm glad to hear that, I also struggled with it!
Thank you bro your shots are epic, this will go a long way in enahancing my knowledge on Gimbal cinematic movements, keep it going Really appreciate it
Thanks for watching man, really glad to hear that! 🙏🏼
Awesome, this tutorial will boost my video editing knowledge and hopefully my viewers. Thanks brother
I never regretting subscribing to your channel
Cuz your channel has Changed my film Career.
WOW awesome, thanks brother that means so much to me!
Amsterdam,..love that location for shoots 🙌
Great video! Thanks for the tips
You're welcome, thanks for taking the time to comment!
Amazing. I am now interested to explore my phone gimbal. Thanks
2:23 very helpful tip for many Cinematographers! Helpful Video! Thank You Jacques.
I'm so glad to hear that, only a pleasure Aditya!
WOW... outstanding content, thank you !
Much appreciated! Glad you liked it! 🙏
This is fantastic!! Thank you!
Thanks a bunch! 🙏🏼
Thanks for teaching us 💫
Super helpful, specific, detailed, no fluff. thank you.
Excellent job my man!
Thanks a bunch! 🔥
All video super ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Very beautiful ❤️❤️
Amazing 😍
Thanks you are most kind!
nice information & description ❤🇧🇩
Thanks a lot
Just realized we went to the same highschool at the same time. Awesome to see someone from our hometown kicking ass!
No ways, that's super cool bru! Thanks for your amazing support, I don't get as much from South Africans so your comments always encourages me :)
@@jacques_crafford I just appreciate the effort you put into your videos and the knowledge you share. Got my a7iv a couple days ago and the image out of it is astounding. I prefer it over the Lumix s5 expect the s5 over all build quality is way better. I know you've worked with the a7iv previously and I don't know if youve noticed that the camera is rather jittery when panning. Ive tried with stabilisation on and off but its still there. Any advice for smoother footage I don't think its a stabilisation issue its more like its skipping a frame every now and then
Great, cool, thanks for your knowledge, because knowledge is expensive, thanks for sharing, a blessing for you
I love this man ❤
Really happy to hear that! 🙏
character switch was amazing
Your channel is the best instructional content for video i have found in a year of searching youtube, appreciate it!
Woaaah that's huge, thanks Joe! Grateful for your support!
This video is helpful thankyou...❤
I'm so happy to hear that, thanks for taking the time to give your feedback!
this content really awesome. tq jacques
very good info video bru. Well done! Cinematic AF
Thanks Owen, really appreciate the support!
You are the best. I love your content. So well explained.
Thanks Paula, much appreciated!
Mirando desde Argentina 🇦🇷🙌
Wow! First one def gonna use in weddings!
Oh yeah that will work great at a wedding!!!
So beautiful cinematic shoot video ❤️❤️
Thanks a ton!
Thank you for explaining this thoroughly!
So glad you like it, thanks for supporting my channel!
am 16teen djz .Wow great work keep it up👍👍👍
Yay thank you!
Great tutorial soo different form others, and actually pretty cool moves ! I will use them definitely !
Great video! any post stabilization added?
I think that first move would look amazing as a first look for a wedding!
Absolutely! I used to film weddings and always used that one in weddings!
Love it ! Great one Jacques!
Thanks Yosep, appreciate your support!
Amazing ...they are unique from other channels...subscribed ✅
Thank you for the support! 🙏
CONGRATS ON 100k!
My dude! Thanks that means so much to me!!!
Awesome video, how are you keeping focus on the subject, especially in the low angle gimbal shots? Are you using wide area along with face and eye AF?
Great vid! Definitely going to try some of these for my wedding films!
Thank you 👍👍🌹
You are welcome, thank you!
these shots are fire
Thnx for teaching
Can all those movements be done with hands ? Without agimble?
Congrats on 100k, well deserved 👏👏🙌🙌
Thanks Auli, really appreciate that!
Thank you Jacques is great tips i will try
This was the most inspirational video in this kind that i've ever seen. You explained it very detailed. Thank you and i would like the see more videos in this way.
Thanks mate, that means SO MUCH to me! More coming soon!
OMG! This video is a real treasure. Thanks a lot!
Thanks mate, much appreciated!
Gold as always Jacques!
Thanks brother!
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Thank you!🙏🏼
Спасибо, очень круто! 👏
Amazingly explained, learnt a lot, love it👍
Yay I'm happy to hear that, thanks Gaurav!
You're the best! thanks for sharing your knowledge!!
Thanks you are most kind!