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0:57 I really thought you were gonna read all that 💩, I was like please nooo. But you managed to make it hilarious 🤣

what kind of camera are you using? and thank you for your help here

Excellent 👌🏾

You’re a natural in your ability to present this information in a relaxing and comfortable manner. That’s a rare talent.

One of the best and the clearest explanation of zebras. Thank you.

Duh stupid

Thumb up. Great video !. Thank you for explaining the zebra.

fSony A7 IV slog3 with leeminglut s-gamut3.cine : Skin 71 and 94+ but this in yout video 65+ and 100 .. is that Huge difference.. all I need is just right Zebras for skin , street and people, nature and LUT that easly fixed. What woukd you recommend?

Hi Ryan, I was really enjoying your videos, but this seems to be the most recent one and it's two years old! Where did you go? Do you have another channel?

do you have a zebra tip for a6400 slog2 video

Love this, thank you so much! I have to lock in and study tonight

Thank you!

Well done!

great video

nice

Outstanding presentation! Thank you for making this video. You're clearly very imaginative and talented.

great vid thanks

Best explanation on youtube! Thank you!

Thanks for sharing!

I bought Metabone ef to sony adaptor about 4 years ago it was good just for still photography . last month I updated it to V4.02 ,after that video auto focus works well , it is not great like Sony's lenses but it works good enough so it seems Sony opened door to some adaptor makers.

Wow this is great! me and my ZV-e10 says thank you! 👍🙏🎉

Very complete and in depth video, thank you

I want to get the sigma 150-600mm for canon and use it on my a6400 with the MC 11 adaptor. What's the auto focus like does everything work has it should?

Problem is that ZEBRAS DO lie if you are using a display LUT or gamma assist etc etc. That's why, NEVER use these "assist" tools because they mess you up unless you're using FX6 or FX9 where the Zebras go from the actual IRE rather than the Display IRE.

If you are still interested in the topic, there is someone here who has found a working solution: th-cam.com/video/IGBA2yrEKlk/w-d-xo.html I have just ordered the adapter and will be trying it out shortly.

Great tutorial . Thanks

Unfortunately dragging is now working on mine. Disappointed.

That bit about IRE was HILARIOUS!! So completely matches my learning experience. Great video.

Thank you for explaining that!

that was awesome thanks

i'm green, too. - thank you!!

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Super-valuable! I don't know why I've not seen more explanation of zebra levels before this. Thank you!

1:43 and you will know what is zebra about. Thanks!!!

This was really good and great job in only having one of the lights. I'm thinking about getting two for key and fill light. What are your thoughts?

Bahahahaha love the laymans translation. I.can relate

Greta video! I stopped for a minute to buy the light but I'm back 😉

what a great video! I've been needing to buy a larger light forever, but all the professional light brands make me overwhelmed. I have seen a couple of videos of the Mountdog Softbox Lighting Kit and your video look great, pretty convinced to buy this one.

Bruh why she stop

That was sooooo helpful! Thank you for explaining it simply in a way that we could just hit the ground running! Amazing! Subscribed! ❤

What a brilliant video. You have great charisma and warmth, you’re knowledgeable and practical with all your advice. I also really enjoyed the style of storytelling and going out and about with you. Sending good vibes from London!

Great explanation!

Very good. Thanks for that!

I just stumbled onto your page, and I have to say, I am really impressed with your format and presentation. Subbed.

Fun tip. Denoise all your footage first, then do “render and replace” so you can grade and what not without having to rerender the noise reduction.

Great video. What might a proper zebras ire be if you want to record afternoon sky?

I run another light on the opposite side at about half the power to fill in the shadows.

this video was really good

what if i'm recording myself outside, the sky is bright but then I have to expose for the sky and then myself. How do i handle that?

Thank you.