These tips are so good that I'm mad that I sat through 100 subpar tutorials from other creators prior to watching this. Great stuff Sean! Love the analogies :)
Wanting to make dope home videos for the kiddos to look back on as they grow up. Photographer for a decade or so, this was helpful to delve into videography a bit more, which will obviously all be handheld just shooting candid moments throughout the year. Thanks!
Thank you for this, btw if your camera has battery grip attachment, it also helps a lot with the weight and you don't need to change batteries as often
Yes, I agree with your point of having a top handle. It gives access to interesting angles of views. Specialy with an Ultra Wide Angle, beeing close to the floor allows interesting compositions. Just one point, I’ve chosen a top handle equiped with a start/stop button. It’s more convenient.
this is way beyond the scope but my workflow for production shots when I need complete control and ample room for director feedback. Have a BMPCC6k pro. I shoot at super high frame rate to remove any motion blur artifacts for post. I use the "Gyro" setting in resolve to stabilize. it removes rolling shutter and has zero jelly effect. once the footage is stabillized I use "camera shake plates" and track them with a planar tracker in fusion to get whatever kind of cam shake/movement I desire. then I reintroduce motion blur with optical flow and a vector motion blur node in fusion. Lots of work but end result looks amazing.
When I was small I was shining a laser pointer into a neighbors window and they were screaming and shouting all night out the window, threatening to shoot me. It was hilarious. Anyways, I love shooting handheld, so I rigged out my camera cage with external batteries for added weight and it works well. on TIP 4, I tend to literally fall after leaning for that last second of "smoothness" when shooting slow mo. 😅
Man.. will deginitely try this. I have a zv-e1 with smallrig cage & top handle but my footage always is jittery conpared to what I see from other people.. especially in 4k24 1/50 f1.8 😅😅
Actually, these good advices are applicable to all cameras, but if you shoot Panasonic (GH5 or newer) you can almost walk with it. It’s a different beast.
man oh man,...16 likes already before I got here. Doesn't pay to be late.....all the pizza is gone and somebody tipped over the guacamole dip. Great video!
I just started being a videographer a year ago and I have learned a lot from watching your content. Thank you!
Great to hear! Hope the videography journey is going well!
These tips are so good that I'm mad that I sat through 100 subpar tutorials from other creators prior to watching this. Great stuff Sean! Love the analogies :)
Haha awesome to hear and glad they were useful!
Thanks again Sean, your help has made my content so much better over the years. You're a Legend!
That tip of adding the tripod to the bottom is genius!! Never heard anyone say that before, can't wait to use it in the field
Thank you for your tips for freehand filming! I can always learn from your GREAT VIDEOS 😃 👍 👍 👍
You are so welcome! Glad to hear you are learning!
Wanting to make dope home videos for the kiddos to look back on as they grow up. Photographer for a decade or so, this was helpful to delve into videography a bit more, which will obviously all be handheld just shooting candid moments throughout the year. Thanks!
Thank you for this,
btw if your camera has battery grip attachment, it also helps a lot with the weight and you don't need to change batteries as often
Ah yeah good idea too!
Yes, I agree with your point of having a top handle. It gives access to interesting angles of views. Specialy with an Ultra Wide Angle, beeing close to the floor allows interesting compositions.
Just one point, I’ve chosen a top handle equiped with a start/stop button. It’s more convenient.
Great tips in shooting handheld. The exampls of what fonts to never use in videos was a nice added bonus.
Haha fair enough but I like them. Likely going to keep using them ;)
Very generous video . Thanks a lot and greetings from France ☀️☀️
Glad you enjoyed it! Heya France!
Lots of great tips for a beginner like me. Thank you 😊
Epic stuff bro! Love your work!
Thank You! So much help! ❤👍
this is way beyond the scope but my workflow for production shots when I need complete control and ample room for director feedback. Have a BMPCC6k pro. I shoot at super high frame rate to remove any motion blur artifacts for post. I use the "Gyro" setting in resolve to stabilize. it removes rolling shutter and has zero jelly effect. once the footage is stabillized I use "camera shake plates" and track them with a planar tracker in fusion to get whatever kind of cam shake/movement I desire. then I reintroduce motion blur with optical flow and a vector motion blur node in fusion. Lots of work but end result looks amazing.
Thank you for sharing 👍👍👍
Pleasure! Thank you for watching!
When I was small I was shining a laser pointer into a neighbors window and they were screaming and shouting all night out the window, threatening to shoot me. It was hilarious. Anyways, I love shooting handheld, so I rigged out my camera cage with external batteries for added weight and it works well. on TIP 4, I tend to literally fall after leaning for that last second of "smoothness" when shooting slow mo. 😅
Thanks man for this video! :D
Great tips bro 😎🔥🔥
Appreciate it!
Great tips, thank you
Yes Mr. Miyagi 6:42 "Not Matter Who's Stronger. Matter Who's Smoother!"
Haha too true ;)
Have a good day and excel @@seankitching
if you use your widest lens and shoot hand held and the IBIS is on, there could be some warping on the edges. at least for me lol.
Man.. will deginitely try this. I have a zv-e1 with smallrig cage & top handle but my footage always is jittery conpared to what I see from other people.. especially in 4k24 1/50 f1.8 😅😅
Ah perfect, hope it helps and you get the results you are after.
Thanks for the video!
Very helpful, thanks!
I’m surprised you haven’t mentioned side handles. I find them more useful than a top handle in any handheld situation. Except maybe for low angles.
Nice tips! Thx
Happy to help!
Awesome ! thanks !
great vid cheers mate
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you for this
Always great advise boet..
Love it
thanks for sharing😍😍👍👍
Thanks for visiting
Suspension Legs works for me
What film burn transitions are you using? Are they from motionvfx?
What about shutter speed? 180 degree rule can ruin certain types of handheld footage and make it impossible to stabilise in post.
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Actually, these good advices are applicable to all cameras, but if you shoot Panasonic (GH5 or newer) you can almost walk with it. It’s a different beast.
hahah true, some of the new sony cameras also have amazing stabilization these days. Making our lives easier and I like it.
Please release the subtitles in Portuguese, thank you!
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So under rated
Hope u reach 10 mil subscriber
Thank you so much! I am happy with my community already so anything is a bonus :)
You forgot one more tips, using additional neck strap :)
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man oh man,...16 likes already before I got here. Doesn't pay to be late.....all the pizza is gone and somebody tipped over the guacamole dip. Great video!
Nooo not the Guac!
When is your favourite time to shoot handheld?
If you use warp stabilizer in Premier Pro don't go higher than 3%
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Tai Chi filmmaking
I would only like handheld for one, but very important, reason - I hate gimbal! It's annoying tool.
These flashy transitions are so bad. Please don't overuse them next time...
Too much flashy things.
New lady?