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I too have the same issue for the past two weeks! I don’t know what’s wrong but I also read a couple more comments that has the issue 🤷

@@augustarda playing around with the camera I realized that the zebra display turns off every time I move some settings, so in my case I just needed to turn it on every time I shoot!! hope this helps :D

Totally agree! Next time :)

Yea but I also use the wide angle adapter:) I talked about it a couple of videos ago!

Thanks so much 🤗

Awesome! Thanks 🤩

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Thanks so much! Really appreciate it :)

Thanks!! Slog2 and itu709 :)

You know it <3

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Thank you so much :)))

Hahahah, love this! Thanks so much, i appreciate it :)

Yeah sure! Here are two videos where i've done that :) th-cam.com/video/x4tO90FfR2Q/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/4747zAZyc08/w-d-xo.html

@ Thanks for all coments answers!!! Love your content! Should do something about the guitar, liked that too, how do you connect on computer and uses the app for the amp ?

I use Scarlett 2i2 as my interface :)

@@augustarda And the amp software that you used? Do you record covers or something? If so, what software do you use?

@felipegrau105 I use bias fx2 as my amp sim, can recommend it it’s really nice. I don’t record anything though, it’s mostly for me, truly as a hobby.

CST is from rec709 slog2 to arri logc3 and wide gamut 3, so we are building th look in arri space, instead of rec709.

Cineprint16 was emulating 16mm film in general and CinePrint35 is emulating certain film stocks for one. And 35mm film and 16mm film differ quite a lot, so the difference is basically that. They are both emulating different styles of film. Cineprint35's node tree is far easier to handle, and personally I like the 35 better, but not because 16 was bad, it's just that I like color s of 35mm better. Especially 160T in cineprint35.

th-cam.com/video/2X9uGO55h6o/w-d-xo.html here it is :)

Thanks so much! A video will be coming soon about that!

Thanks so much! I’m using the camera in slog2 with itu709 color profile

@@augustarda Good to know! Can you say a bit about your color grading workflow?

This is the workflow for cineprint35, but if you’re asking in general; always correct first and then grade. I also have a video coming out this Wednesday on how to grade with a very simple approach!

@@augustarda looking forward to it! when are you coming out with this? best regards from Brazil. Awesome job! Amazed by the colors and composition.

It's the last video published video on my channel :)

CinePrint35 comes with those settings.

Definitely going to get another one!

Thanks so much for that! You can do it too, trust yourself :)

Thanks :) I made a video a while ago and I show you the same process there (it’s a preset) but in that video I show you a couple more ways to achieve a similar look. And in the coming weeks there will be another video about photo editing, I’ll make sure to include this one in there too! th-cam.com/video/3TShoheDaEQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=NFeYPzptJZud_Zdv

@@augustarda top, can't wait! <3

I make it a compound clip in with a black background in davinci, and then use Dehancer to get film like effects like blur and halation etc :)

@@augustarda Thank you so much! 🥰

Go for it dude! You can’t know if u don’t try it, it could definitely work :)

@@augustarda Thnak you. What's the power settings you used for most of the shots? I would really like having 30W for outdoor but 800g might be bit too much for travelling. And most other light tubes only go up to 8W.

It was always around 70%-100% power. But you should check the website again for weight. What kind of outside shots did u have in mind?

@@augustarda Either for vlogging during sunset or evening and as an additional light source when doing city street photography or light painting to add some color into the shots. I might go for a LED panel but those dont have very good diffusion and can't double as a visible prop/background light. I want to keep it down to 3 lights so for now I ordered a inkee cb30 battery powered bi color cob light that is waterproof perfect for outdoor but obviously not RGB color. I fear that the cheaper tube lights dont make any difference at all if you shoot with any ambient light.

@sgtparadox seen some people do light painting with this and it looked really cool. I don’t personally do that stuff so I cannot talk about that. for sunset or evening stuff I don’t know like if this could be super helpful for those situations because it’s still a 30 W light and I don’t know if it could really fit into those situations. but please do let me know if it’s a good vlogging light. I would really love to know :)

Thanks man :) I appreciate it!!

Thanks so much :)

Always 2.8 and iso different between shots, but I also say which iso in every shot. I believe the range is between 1600-5000

Thanks! Not even direct light, and wb in camera helps a lot :)

SLog2 paired with ITU709

K&F 1-11 stops vnd, although it’s unfortunately not neutral, it warms the image up about 500 kelvin

@@augustarda x series?

Yes, exaclty. I'll try to find a link for it and post it here too :)

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Danke dir :)

Thanks so much!! You really made my day :)

I did not try dwg workflow, can't say anything to that. sorry :(

Thanks so much :)

Glad I was able to help :)

All Futura PT :)

@@augustarda thnx man btw love the video keep going 👏

Yes, I try to. The outside shots were iso 500 with an ND filter, to the point where it was nearly clipping

@@augustarda I wonder if you could've gotten away with not over-exposing since you're adding grain in post, and the shots (esp. outdoor) are pretty bright too. That would've helped you keep the extra dynamic range, wdyt?

@davemorphling7432 for the inside shots, totally agree. As far as the outside shots go, I actually should’ve pushed up iso more since it has more information in the highlights in higher iso, and ND’d it down a little more, I believe

@@augustarda I hear ya, not sure if that's applicable to 8-bit though. Nice idea for a comparison test though.

oh yeah, as soon as I get a 10bit capable camera, you know this test is coming!

sure :)