I rarely comment on videos, but I think it would be such a shame to not let you know how much I respect your effort. Your production is not only impressive, but the quality of your information, how you explain it, and your all around attitude blows my mind. Your work, I feel like, is so undervalued and hidden. Keep up the amazing videos please, and I’m sure great things will come to you and your viewers. I am so glad I came across your channel.
Wow such a nice comment. I appreciate you taking the time to write it. Its people like you who make me wanna push to put myself out there and keep creating videos. Thank you 🙏🏽
Can’t thank you enough, Timmy. I was going crazy trying to figure out why my log footage on my a7iii was so noisy compared to when I was shooting with a7iv (Slog3). Your channel has definitely helped me understand how to properly grade and expose.
I commented on another video of yours that was quite helpful for me, as I am new to videography and SLOG. I worked on film sets doing audio and post-production audio for a while, but never really gained experience behind the camera. While I understand the concepts of white balance, exposure, ISO, I am still trying to wrap my head around how to expose and capture the best SLOG video. Maybe a basic tutorial on some of that stuff could be good future content? You bring up a lot of good advice and questions here. If it were up to me and I weren't shooting videos with colleagues who are also shooting SLOG, I would have started my videography journey in a more simple manner. But, why not go all in, eh? Thanks for these clear and to the point videos. I am learning a lot.
Hi! If you do not use polarize Filters and want to keep f 2.8 or similiar how do you expose outside whitout overexpose and get cinematograph look ? F16 or similar get good cine look ? Thanks
hi Timmy, I've been watching for a while and I had a question. I've been trying to use SLOG 2 on my Sony a6400 but I've noticed that I get a lot of splotchy results/banding when I do. would you recommend I use HLG instead or am I doing something wrong?
There could be a lot of issues at play here. First off, the a6400 is an older camera with an older sensor. Secondly, are you noticing the banding when you upload to UA-cam/Vimeo only? If so, you could just be dealing with compression artifacts. The a6400 is an 8bit camera and can only handle so much grading before the image starts to fall apart. Might be worth trying a different PP honestly.
@@DsFIlms-q3x True, but the full-frame sensor vs. an APS-C sensor plays a huge role in image quality. Especially noise. Shooting and grading with SLOG2 on 8-bit cameras is an art form. You have to be precise with exposing, and grading as to not push the image too far.
Thank you all for being patient while I put out this video! Hoping to get regular content up on the channel again.
I rarely comment on videos, but I think it would be such a shame to not let you know how much I respect your effort. Your production is not only impressive, but the quality of your information, how you explain it, and your all around attitude blows my mind. Your work, I feel like, is so undervalued and hidden. Keep up the amazing videos please, and I’m sure great things will come to you and your viewers. I am so glad I came across your channel.
Wow such a nice comment. I appreciate you taking the time to write it. Its people like you who make me wanna push to put myself out there and keep creating videos. Thank you 🙏🏽
I saw hundreds of videos in UA-cam talking about slog exposure grading etc. but your video’s are among my favourites
Love to hear that! Thanks Israel.
Can’t thank you enough, Timmy. I was going crazy trying to figure out why my log footage on my a7iii was so noisy compared to when I was shooting with a7iv (Slog3). Your channel has definitely helped me understand how to properly grade and expose.
So glad to hear this!
I commented on another video of yours that was quite helpful for me, as I am new to videography and SLOG. I worked on film sets doing audio and post-production audio for a while, but never really gained experience behind the camera. While I understand the concepts of white balance, exposure, ISO, I am still trying to wrap my head around how to expose and capture the best SLOG video. Maybe a basic tutorial on some of that stuff could be good future content?
You bring up a lot of good advice and questions here. If it were up to me and I weren't shooting videos with colleagues who are also shooting SLOG, I would have started my videography journey in a more simple manner. But, why not go all in, eh?
Thanks for these clear and to the point videos. I am learning a lot.
The best way to learn is to throw yourself into the fire! Stay tuned. I've got some good videos coming out soon!
Dude your videos have been so helpful...thanks for all of your hard work. You deserve way more subs
Please upload video more frequently. Your videos are very informative and inspiring. 🙂
Thank you 🙏🏽
Very insightful video, thanks a lot Timmy!
Thank you for watching!
this video was lit man, clears most of the doubt about sony logs.
So glad to hear!
Great video and advice keep uploading please miss the content !!
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Muy bueno, Saludo desde Republica Dominicana
Can you let me know what you keep your in camera detail level on?
Hi! If you do not use polarize Filters and want to keep f 2.8 or similiar how do you expose outside whitout overexpose and get cinematograph look ? F16 or similar get good cine look ? Thanks
Use an ND filter, not a polarizer filter
Which nd filter do you use for A7iii?
Tiffen Variable ND
hi Timmy, I've been watching for a while and I had a question. I've been trying to use SLOG 2 on my Sony a6400 but I've noticed that I get a lot of splotchy results/banding when I do. would you recommend I use HLG instead or am I doing something wrong?
There could be a lot of issues at play here. First off, the a6400 is an older camera with an older sensor. Secondly, are you noticing the banding when you upload to UA-cam/Vimeo only? If so, you could just be dealing with compression artifacts. The a6400 is an 8bit camera and can only handle so much grading before the image starts to fall apart. Might be worth trying a different PP honestly.
@@TimmyLodhi your sony 7iii camera is also 8 bit. how come you didn't have such a problem? everyone has the same problem :)
@@DsFIlms-q3x True, but the full-frame sensor vs. an APS-C sensor plays a huge role in image quality. Especially noise. Shooting and grading with SLOG2 on 8-bit cameras is an art form. You have to be precise with exposing, and grading as to not push the image too far.
@@TimmyLodhi slog 2 itu709 Matrix for me best 💪 best regards
Damn You have very good looking picture in studio (at your desk) what profile and color mode you use there?
For a beginner what PP do you suggest using? From what you said Log takes more work in post, so where do you start w A7r3? Thanks