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Sean Kitching made a video addressing the same issue highlighting that if we film and post 21:9 we lose the yt end card feature. which I found out the hard way haha. Sean suggested using 16x9 at 3840x1920 but I appreciate this video as well because phones are very wide the 19x9 I think may be better at least imo

This is hands down the most clear explanation for CineEI available!

mega Tipp, danke Max!

It was the "cleanest" explenation, but I still don't understand. So changing the exposure index is only to preview on your monitor?? It still only records in the base ISOs. Did I understand correctly? EDIT*** I think I understand. Like I mentioned above... and in the video example it says - for filming highlights shoot at the base IOS EI, to get the most details, do not over expose. For shadows, bring down the EI to have more detail in the shadows (results in over exposing the shot, to correct in post)? Did I get it now? lol

Do you recommend sony a7Cii for a beginner in video who does street work?

probably spent days looking for most concise and easy to understand explanation of cine ai and use. this by far is the easiest to understand and it is only 3mins long!

What was that?

Seriously, why did this video get stuck? Its discouraging when insanely good videos like this don't catch on to the algorithm.

Well done! And subbed. The quality of this channel is worth a million subscribers or more. Keep on growing!

How about you guys just get a light meter and be done with it. Use exposure compensation in light meter to over expose your image by +2 or +3 stops over and plug the Cine EI iso in your meter not your cameras iso from 800 EI down to 200 EI all while leaving your cameras iso on the base iso then boom 💥 no more scramming TH-cam to figure it out. To justify it skin tones sit at +3stops 49+/-9 when you expose middle grey at 2 stops over hint hint once this is achieved you will see less noise in your image lower EI values like 200EI Helps you over expose by 2 Stops 200EI is 2 stops 400EI is 1 stop and 800 is 0.0 1600EI is -1 stop 3200EI is -2 stops higher EI values introduces noise because your image is already brighter to start off causing you to under expose darker EI like 200 cause you to ETTR effectively instead of guessing with your meter which is off by one stop in your camera by going in your cameras exposure compensation setting scroll to +1 4/6 and your meter with ready properly. They dnt wanna tell you the sauce 100% cause they eat off of you watching they’re videos and cause it’s all business but I’ve done my research and test this info I just shared will work 100% and get rid of the Cine EI confusion.

Video number 127, and still don’t get it. Or see the point

3840x1920 suports end screens

God I loved this tutorial. Thank you. 🙏

Thanks for this great video Max !!

Bro! I love your style. Very engaging

Bro you deserve more attention and subs!! You’ve got my sub right after I have watched your video tutorial!

DANKE. QU: on a sunny day outside just 100 iso or cine log...?

Y focus on phones when people watch on TV, Computers and on iPads.. And when you do watch on phone it’s not for best viewing experience it’s temp till u get home.. so focus on TV .. sounds like common sense but all of u are getting confused and complicated. It’s like saying only cause people watch movies on phone let’s make all aspect ratio to fit phones for movies. Nope no thank u 🙏

Is it the same for images where we want to protect/pull pack the highlights? So brighter scenes you shoot above the Native/Base ISO and then adjust Aperture and lighting to bring it back to exposed in monitor. Then edit get an under exposed image and brighten it up? Thanks so much for your videos so informative and clear!

How long does the controller batteries last? Also does it put any pressure on the top of the monitor screen? I have a Baesus one, the lighting is good, but the only problem is that, it has a too tight grip on my LG monitor with a very low upper bezel that even makes the color/light changed on the top portion around that area of contact, I fear a prolonged usage might damage my screen. Hence asking since this is so expensive, how gently/tightly it grabs the monitor

Great video! You can really see how much effort you put in your videos with all the Camera angles, Lights, Motion Graphics and Sound Effects. Keep going!

How do you make the graphics at 2:38, 4:24, and 6:57? I did not see any explanation how to make those. Do you do them in resolve/premiere or something else?

Hi Max, nice video and cool setup you've got! Lights are always a good investment in my opinion. Keep up the great work! Quick question though, how do you transport the InfiniBar kit? It seems like quite a large case in my opinion. What's the easiest way for you to transport it? Do you always bring the entire case to a shoot, or do you just take a few tubes out of the case? Thanks!

this video is really amazing man, love your style.

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this video was amazing !!!!!!

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informative video Particularly structure. informative content

why go through all this cine ei confusion. if you are in a low light situation, overexpose for one or two stops. then pull it down in post. if you don´t want to touch lens, go into higher iso or less nd or more light.... the normal way to do it. cine ei just tricks you into not seeing the overexposure on your monitor which sounds to me like a straight way into disaster. why does sony always overcomplicat the most basic operations in camerawork. the menu in itself is a complete insanity.

i don´t get it at all. layman as i am. i always thought, you use low iso for shots with lots of highlights burning out, and higher iso in low light situations. am i fundamentally wrong here? here the recommendation is to use low iso in low light. why? cause it forces you to open up iris? to get more info in shadows? but what if i don´t want to open up iris?

Covering the apple studio display camera is a no go for me :( thank you for pointing it out, appreciate it. You saved me some money

You video look amazing what settings you used?

Another point is that if you shoot anamorphic, you're pretty much bound to a wide aspect ratio as you capture the footage. No reason to shoot anamorphic and then just loose those sweet wide compositions for 16x9 output ratio. Great video!

Thanks! The footage looks amazing!!!

I upload my videos in a 19.5:9 aspect ratio, but nothing seems to change. I’ve set the settings to 3840:1772 in Final Cut Pro X, which is 19.5:9, but still no change. Am I overlooking something?

Can you tell me if this is correct? You only have 2 Base ISOs that you can choose from in Cine EI. When changing the EI values in your camera you're not actually changing anything with the exposure of your real image file... it only changes how you see the image in your monitor. The reason to adjust your EI values are only for you to see how to adjust the exposure through lighting, ND, or Aperture, So if you want clean shadows you lower your EI value. This darkens the scene in your monitor and you realize you need to bring in more lights for your subject to be properly exposed because everything has gotten darker. Then when you bring this footage into your grading software all looks overexposed. But you'll just bring down the exposure to correctly expose your subject and your shadows will be clean! Is this correct?

Sehr schönes Video mein bester ;)

just found your channel and instantly subbed Max! Quick question, do you find yourself using the 600c's rgb colors often? Looking to upgrade to this or the 600x next! Thank you for this super helpful video!

So nicely explained. Thanks buddy!

great

we have the same last name 😂

Editing hardware?

mate big question, i just got my fx6. I want to view the footage I'm shooting through some kind of LUT on-location so it looks "done" while I'm filming, however I want it recorded in S-Log so I can grade it to look *done* myself. Is this possible using the monitor that comes with the camera? Or do I require an additional external monitor? I feel a bit stumped with this, but shooting and seeing SLOG is so dull and boring on location. Help!

Great videos !! Looking forward to following your channel . Would it be possible to have a video of you setting up such a lighting set

What are the settings for 1920 to have the same aspect ratio? 1920 x ? Thank you.

What's the 1080 equivalent? I can't stream 4K to other platforms. 1920 x ?

ill need to watch this a few times, I feel I still dont get it lol. Luckily my zv-e1 does not have Cine EI but I would be just the type of nerd to use it

man that looks so freaking good man, your grades and editing skill - danke

Wonderful job making a 3 minute version of this topic. The frequent push in zoom out movement on clips is distracting in my opinion, but you do you.

Still dont understand? Isn’t this the same as just expose 1.7+ in normal mode to retain clean shadows? Thanks