@@Jonathan.Nguyen I would just follow the same steps for Ronin-S profile settings as shown with the Ronin-M. Every camera is different because of weight, etc
If you dont use log at night, do you still use a picture profile thats still some what flat? Like for sony some people use Cine presets which has less dynamic range than log but easier to use and Im sure canon has something equivalent
can do no profile on sony for night. cant really shoot log on sony at night because the luts are expecting well exposed shots, so if underexpose it'll crush all your blacks.
i shot a 340 BMW with front LED headlight with my A7sII at 4K 1/50 Shutter Speed and i got like horizontal scan lines while shooting the car from the front how can i fix this so it wont happen again and how can i fix this in post ? thanks in advance
Yo another very helpfull video!! I got a question not related to the video tho, where do you get your music for client work? Like newer songs or copyrighted songs or whatever, cause I've been searching but no one really gives really good sites or anything like that.
Its a bummer that this video came out now and not a week back when I needed it! :D, I somehow managed to record something tho, if you find the time to view my last video I would be very grateful for some advice! Thank you for this tutorial though!
Summary… You need to spend 10k on camera gear LOL! Can you do one of these videos on a budget though? I challenge ya bruz. I’m sure you can do this with a M50 with a sigma 16mm f1.6 and a tripod, Or even an iPhone 12 Pro Max and above?
I've been thinking about doing that! But usually my clients want me to shoot with the highest quality gear for obvious reasons, maybe I'll do a budget challenge video/tutorial soon this year 🫡
its good and all, but to get those kinds of settings/gear. thats a lot of money. and usually people who spend that kind of money arent asking the question on how to shoot at night and i think it might give a lot of the people who are searching this a false expectation.
Hey there! You can definitely find a used or older full frame camera body for a decent price. Same goes for lenses, I'm also not saying to go get an expensive f/1.2 lens - but rather to set your aperture as low as you can. Ultimately these are all suggestions, you definitely don't need to go out and spend money on new gear. Just follow these basic camera rules as close as your gear allows and hopefully the footage comes out better than if you had no knowledge at all. I'm only trying to help, I just happen to have "expensive" gear from doing client work for years now.
Super 35 and APSC are smaller sensors, so less light is captured. Full frame will always be better for low light. I use a super 35 myself (and I personally love it) but in this case for night filming, full frame is preferred!
@@spamsubie no one cares if full frame is better in low light , apsc is the first choice for hollywood and smaller sensors are more than good enough for filming cars at night,. The results of a canon r5 are not better than of a fuji apsc, Crop sensors have other advantages also. Full frame is a photography thing. All fast and furious night scrnes are shot with a super 35 sensor, good enough for you?
@@castielvargastv7931stop don’t tell me you really think a multimillion dollar franchise is filming like UA-camrs (no disrespect Spamsubie). They have the budget for the crew and gear to LIGHT a vast area for driving scenes to accommodate. And that’s IF they’re not filming they’re scenes in a studio/lot with giant green screen walls lmfao
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Brooo those brake lights stole my heart ❤️❤️❤️
This dudes RX7 is so geeked out with anime. Not my style other than some cool aftermarket brands but I cant hate, car still looks sick af
Tbh i have no clue about videography but i just loving your videos whether it be cinematics, vlogs or tutorials
0:11 camera man needs a raise lol
Away aayyy!! That rx7 is clean AF! 😁
Great and really helpful tips right there. As always! How come I not have thought about using the lav mic for exhaust sound recording...
He said IT STARTS !!
F1.2….. dawg😵💫 had to add too, what a sick car, and I love the “start up screen”😂
We only use the best lenses on this channel 😇
And dude that anime girl is his GPS lol!
@@spamsubie I’m gonna need a link for that😂
I was just at a convention there haha, the little tunnel under it is lit insane too
You sir, are a fucking wizard behind the lense. Fuck yeah.
Love watching your channel! These videos are awesome! I hope to create videos like you one day! Keep up the great work!
Bro I literally searched for this yesterday and found no videos. I was going to make my own, thank you!
needed this
Thanks, cant wait to start filming at night!
I love how happy we car people get when our car starts looooool.
There are oh so helpful. Thanks for sharing the knowledge mate!
Don't mind me just taking a fuck ton of notes here!
AWESOME video!
Speaking of Brazil! Your videos are very good, congratulations bro!
Love your channel man, great stuff.
making me miss vegas car culture
Awesome man, always hype for these tutorial videos
and I will find my way back there too!
Great video! Thanks!
This really helped thanks a lot!
I would love to know your ronin s profile settings if you ever make a video like that!
I go over Ronin-S settings in this video:
ua-cam.com/video/7F09l_PWHdQ/v-deo.html
@@spamsubie I believe that video is only showing how you did it on the ronin M and only balancing the Ronin S
@@Jonathan.Nguyen I would just follow the same steps for Ronin-S profile settings as shown with the Ronin-M. Every camera is different because of weight, etc
@@spamsubie I was more looking for like the profile settings not the tuning if that makes sense like the pan movement speed the tilt etc
@@Jonathan.Nguyen speed I'd set at low setting, and deadpan at high setting. I forgot the rest sorry!
Great video my dude!! Loved it.
The goat 🐐 going to challenge myself now
Do you use just the standard color profile for night shoots?
Hello from Russia!I love you Channel! Good Luck Bro 🤘
Did you use any filters on the lens? The street lights on the rolling shot looked really nicely defused
Keep crushing it brother 💪
rolling sequence was made with the same 50mm lens?
If you dont use log at night, do you still use a picture profile thats still some what flat? Like for sony some people use Cine presets which has less dynamic range than log but easier to use and Im sure canon has something equivalent
Canon has their Neutral profile
CLOG3 is also easier to grade than CLOG1 and CLOG2
I use cine 4 on Sony for night time and works well paired with a low f point
can do no profile on sony for night. cant really shoot log on sony at night because the luts are expecting well exposed shots, so if underexpose it'll crush all your blacks.
great video and tips
this guy is the fucking goat man. DEADASS
more setups tutorial but not sure how Producer asures up in that departnt.
Those rollers 😭😭😭😭
If not LOG, what picture profile did you use? The neutral one?
Yup, neutral 👍🏻
One question, are you also using the 50mm when doing rollers or switching to a wider lens?
He does have a 15-35mm lens listed in his gear list so i am going to assume that's what he is using for rollers.
Wider, even with the gymbal, in-camera stabilization and lens stabilization, at 50mm it would be shaky, so he does go wider
i shot a 340 BMW with front LED headlight with my A7sII at 4K 1/50 Shutter Speed and i got like horizontal scan lines while shooting the car from the front how can i fix this so it wont happen again and how can i fix this in post ? thanks in advance
I didn't see a link of his page. Share please
nice how to👍 good content😊
No polarizer during night shot?
came for the info stayed for dancing security
Next Video should be how to be spamsubie as a funny skit
I’m in love
Good ass video 🔥 gotta love the quality
Yo another very helpfull video!! I got a question not related to the video tho, where do you get your music for client work? Like newer songs or copyrighted songs or whatever, cause I've been searching but no one really gives really good sites or anything like that.
Its a bummer that this video came out now and not a week back when I needed it! :D, I somehow managed to record something tho, if you find the time to view my last video I would be very grateful for some advice! Thank you for this tutorial though!
not me already missing step 1 with a cropped sensor 💀 edit: I feel like 3:20 was aimed at me LMAO edit2: gotcho leg 5:56 🤣
where can i find the lei kirishima
Thank you bro 👍👍
Man that camera set up nearly 8k worth of equipment
Awesome
one day I will have a full frame ✨
Summary…
You need to spend 10k on camera gear LOL!
Can you do one of these videos on a budget though? I challenge ya bruz.
I’m sure you can do this with a M50 with a sigma 16mm f1.6 and a tripod, Or even an iPhone 12 Pro Max and above?
I've been thinking about doing that! But usually my clients want me to shoot with the highest quality gear for obvious reasons, maybe I'll do a budget challenge video/tutorial soon this year 🫡
@@spamsubie that would be sick. Would be cool to see what you can come up with.
I was at Las Vegas 🥲
damn that 50 looks super wide on the roller.
I didn't use the 50 for rollers lmao
@@spamsubie aha was going to say 50 1.2 entire shoot got confused lol.
Crazy good 👌
its good and all, but to get those kinds of settings/gear. thats a lot of money. and usually people who spend that kind of money arent asking the question on how to shoot at night and i think it might give a lot of the people who are searching this a false expectation.
Hey there! You can definitely find a used or older full frame camera body for a decent price. Same goes for lenses, I'm also not saying to go get an expensive f/1.2 lens - but rather to set your aperture as low as you can. Ultimately these are all suggestions, you definitely don't need to go out and spend money on new gear. Just follow these basic camera rules as close as your gear allows and hopefully the footage comes out better than if you had no knowledge at all. I'm only trying to help, I just happen to have "expensive" gear from doing client work for years now.
I used the same method of recording audio for exhaust in my Videos. But can recording wireless lower the audio quality ?
Wired quality is always better imo
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Can I get the 2 cosplayers ig?
When you shoot in 24fps are you slowing it down any in post processing or are you literally moving that slow and steady?
Never slow down 24fps, it looks like doodoo
I'm moving very steadily with gimbal
@@spamsubie I get friends tell me shoot in 60 fps but load it in a 24fps timeline. that's where i get lost.
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good of course but it was hard to make that “modern soft”. I’ve heard many great tNice tutorialngs about soft soft throughout the years and finally
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nice❤️🔥
Can u send me the Raw clips please I have no money but want to be an editor ♥️🙏
Thanks For The Tips Spam 🔥
that car is so tacky bro. I feel bad for the rx7. Nice video tho
A full frame camera is not needed at all. Most cinema cameras are super 35 which is the same as apsc
Super 35 and APSC are smaller sensors, so less light is captured. Full frame will always be better for low light. I use a super 35 myself (and I personally love it) but in this case for night filming, full frame is preferred!
@@spamsubie no one cares if full frame is better in low light , apsc is the first choice for hollywood and smaller sensors are more than good enough for filming cars at night,. The results of a canon r5 are not better than of a fuji apsc, Crop sensors have other advantages also. Full frame is a photography thing. All fast and furious night scrnes are shot with a super 35 sensor, good enough for you?
@@castielvargastv7931stop don’t tell me you really think a multimillion dollar franchise is filming like UA-camrs (no disrespect Spamsubie).
They have the budget for the crew and gear to LIGHT a vast area for driving scenes to accommodate. And that’s IF they’re not filming they’re scenes in a studio/lot with giant green screen walls lmfao
Those productions also have lots of artificial light helping those cameras because of the millions of dollars. chill.
@@castielvargastv7931 I care
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What's the size of the monitor you're using on the ronin? 5.5 or 7 inch?
Can u send me the Raw clips please I have no money but want to be an editor ♥️🙏