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@@_smfilms_ thank u so much for ur kind words haha :)

I used a Fujifilm XH2S for this video. You could look into the Fujifilm XM-5 or any of Sony’s cameras 👍🏽

Thanks a ton!!

@@john.vanzijl Hi! I used a recipe from one of The Big Negative’s video but I slap my personal lightroom preset on top of it and adjust the intensity of it depending on the photo

Took awhile to get the sequence of the story right hahah but thank you I appreciate it!!

@@JuliusDeterala thank u so much that rly means a lot 🙌🏽

@@jordycoops I used a tiffen 1/2 promist filter for the first year and a half of using the camera to emulate the soft filmic look but as of recently I haven’t been using any filters on it. The simulation recipe I used is created by my friend @gin.tarsui here on yt. Can check his videos out as well!! Classic Chrome, DR200, WB 2950K Red +8 Blue -9, H -2, S -1, colour 2, sharp -4, high iso -4, Colour chrome strong. He uses an XE4 so there are more things to customise but you can just apply it to whatever settings ur camera has which is what i did. Feel free to play around with the Red n Blue values of the WB depending on lighting situation.

@@marc7073 that means a lot, thank you! 🙌🏽

Hellooo! I think for myself when I’m shooting in lowlight I tend to hunt for the available light in scene (street lights, lamps, car lights) and expose for that and let that be the focal point of the shot because everything else can just be in the shadows. Most of the time I’ll have my lens wide open and ideally at 1/125 if not 1/60 is sooommeewhat useable. As for film recipes I’m using one that I got from one of The Big Negative videos on here and slap on my own personal preset to keep a consistent look through my images. I also use another classic chrome recipe that was customised by a friend and leave that SOOC usually.

Thank you!

Glad you liked it! Checked out your films and I loved the storytelling :)