Amazing work! Also I've always wondered why videos shot on wide-angle lenses don't seem to have the distortion present in photos (as in, the 'outward stretching' that happens the further away from the center, not the visual illusion that objects are farther away) shot with the same lenses? Is it because of some sort of post editing correction that can't be done for photos? This simple question's been bothering me for years - would really appreciate it if somebody could answer, thanks!
Absolutely, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Your question about wide-angle lenses is an interesting one. The phenomenon you're describing, where photos taken with wide-angle lenses exhibit distortion towards the edges, is called barrel distortion. It's more prominent in still photos because the distortion becomes more apparent when you have a static image to analyze. In videos shot with wide-angle lenses, however, this distortion may be less noticeable due to several factors. One reason is that video frames are typically moving, so the distortion might not be as apparent as in a still image. Additionally, some cameras and editing software have built-in correction algorithms that can automatically reduce or eliminate barrel distortion in video footage during post-processing. Another factor could be the composition and framing of the video shots. Filmmakers often carefully frame their shots to minimize distortion and maintain visual balance, which can help mitigate the effects of barrel distortion. In contrast, with still photos, there's more time to scrutinize each detail, and photographers may not always have the luxury of correcting distortion in every shot, especially if they're going for a particular artistic effect. Overall, while both photos and videos shot with wide-angle lenses can experience barrel distortion, various factors, including motion, editing techniques, and compositional choices, can influence how noticeable it is in the final output. I hope this helps clarify your question! If you have any further inquiries, feel free to ask.
@@MarekMars Thank you so much Marek for the incredibly detailed and clear-cut response! Really appreciate you taking the time to answer :) Having looked some more into the details of the problem I mentioned though, I've found that it's not barrel distortion (which can be easily corrected in post), but rather anamorphosis, or 'volume deformation' as it is also called that's my problem. This is impossible to correct to my knowledge, but for some reason videos shot with the same wide angle lenses seem to display this characteristic much less than photos (if at all), and I've always wondered why. As a simple example, if I were to use the same 24mm GM lens you used for this video for a portrait photo, then the model would need to be VERY close to the center of the shot in order to not look horribly stretched in the direction of the edges; however in your video, everything looks fine and true to scale from the center all the way to the edges of the frame - this has been puzzling for me for years🤔
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Hey @zactrieu! Thanks for the kind words about the opening shot. I'm glad the camera movement caught your attention. We did shoot it at 100fps for that extra smoothness.
Thank you so much, @foggymossstudio! I'm thrilled that you think our content looks amazing. Your support means a lot to me, and we hope to continue creating content that you'll enjoy. If you have any suggestions or feedback, feel free to share them with me. 😊👍
Hey. Thanks for dropping by. I'm glad you like it so much. I don't use luts. It was personal fun with color grade. I definitely should do the video about this. 🙏
@@MarekMars May I ask? Did you use tool like dehancer to mimic any film print in this clip? If not, and you make your own look did you aim it to any specific kind of film look? Or you just granding the clip with your own taste?
@@phuongluu578 Certainly, feel free to ask me anything .I genuinely value your question and your comment means a lot to me. I refrained from utilizing any external tools for color grading in my footage. Additionally, I didn't have a particular film look in mind as a reference for my grading. Instead, it was a journey of experimentation and transformation until I stumbled upon a result that truly satisfied my visual preferences. I hope that answered your question. 🙏
@@MarekMars Still, one thing I want to ask. Do you prefer shooting all shots at 100fps and slowing it a different speed in post or do you change your S&Q's framerate on set ?! Thank you for spending time answer the comments.
Absolutely captivated by the cinematography, Marek! Your dedication to genuine narratives shines through, making this film an exquisite representation of authenticity in the realm of fashion films.
Hey Aman. Thank you very much for your feedback. I'm really glad you like it. I worked really hard on this. I didn't use any luts. This is my personal grade. Thanks
Hey. I'm happy to hear that you like the video 💚 I was fortune enough to be able to achieve similar effect as black magic camera. I didn't replace any sky in the scenes. This is all my personal colour grading. Thank you 🙏
Hey! I wanted to express my gratitude for your comment. I truly value your input. Unfortunately, I can't recall the name of the song. Perhaps you could give Shazam a try? I usually discover my music on Artists. Link in the description of the video. Thanks 🙏
@diptha_pranasta Cheers for the compliment, mate! Really appreciate it. 🙌🏻 Yes, I did use a blackmist filter for that soft, dreamy effect in the video. Tiffen Black Pro-Mist 1/2 filter. It's a fantastic choice for softening the overall image without losing too much in the way of detail or contrast. Hope that helps! If you've got any more questions or need advice on video production, feel free to drop a line. Cheers! 🎥🌟
@@MarekMars Did you clear it with them first, or just show up early in the morning or something and shoot sneakily? Last year, they didn't even respond to my request to do an hour's low-key shooting, even though I indicated I would pay a fee.
Oh, isn't it just a tragedy of epic proportions that this masterpiece of a post has a mere 349 likes? I mean, who needs originality, creativity, or talent when you can just pout your lips and pretend to sing, right? Clearly, the world is missing out on some groundbreaking content here!
Of course, because it's well-known that cameras and videos operate much better without the diverse perspectives and contributions of women. How could we ever manage to focus on technology with such valuable insights around?
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Oh, absolutely! Mouth breathing is just the pinnacle of human evolution. Who needs that efficient nose breathing when you can sound like Darth Vader, right?
Footage looks very good, I hate the edit. You switched way too much. I can tell you fell in love with the footage. Also I don't see how this a fashion film lol
I appreciate your feedback on the footage. It's valuable to receive constructive criticism. I understand your concern about the frequent switching in the edit; it seems like the transitions may have been a bit distracting. I'll take that into consideration for future projects to maintain a smoother flow. Regarding the fashion aspect, I understand your perspective if you didn't quite see the connection to fashion. I'll work on making the fashion elements more prominent in the next project to ensure that the theme is clearer. Thank you for your input, and I'm always open to further suggestions and ideas to improve my work.
Amazing work! Also I've always wondered why videos shot on wide-angle lenses don't seem to have the distortion present in photos (as in, the 'outward stretching' that happens the further away from the center, not the visual illusion that objects are farther away) shot with the same lenses? Is it because of some sort of post editing correction that can't be done for photos? This simple question's been bothering me for years - would really appreciate it if somebody could answer, thanks!
Absolutely, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Your question about wide-angle lenses is an interesting one. The phenomenon you're describing, where photos taken with wide-angle lenses exhibit distortion towards the edges, is called barrel distortion. It's more prominent in still photos because the distortion becomes more apparent when you have a static image to analyze.
In videos shot with wide-angle lenses, however, this distortion may be less noticeable due to several factors. One reason is that video frames are typically moving, so the distortion might not be as apparent as in a still image. Additionally, some cameras and editing software have built-in correction algorithms that can automatically reduce or eliminate barrel distortion in video footage during post-processing.
Another factor could be the composition and framing of the video shots. Filmmakers often carefully frame their shots to minimize distortion and maintain visual balance, which can help mitigate the effects of barrel distortion.
In contrast, with still photos, there's more time to scrutinize each detail, and photographers may not always have the luxury of correcting distortion in every shot, especially if they're going for a particular artistic effect.
Overall, while both photos and videos shot with wide-angle lenses can experience barrel distortion, various factors, including motion, editing techniques, and compositional choices, can influence how noticeable it is in the final output. I hope this helps clarify your question! If you have any further inquiries, feel free to ask.
@@MarekMars Thank you so much Marek for the incredibly detailed and clear-cut response! Really appreciate you taking the time to answer :)
Having looked some more into the details of the problem I mentioned though, I've found that it's not barrel distortion (which can be easily corrected in post), but rather anamorphosis, or 'volume deformation' as it is also called that's my problem. This is impossible to correct to my knowledge, but for some reason videos shot with the same wide angle lenses seem to display this characteristic much less than photos (if at all), and I've always wondered why.
As a simple example, if I were to use the same 24mm GM lens you used for this video for a portrait photo, then the model would need to be VERY close to the center of the shot in order to not look horribly stretched in the direction of the edges; however in your video, everything looks fine and true to scale from the center all the way to the edges of the frame - this has been puzzling for me for years🤔
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Solid job on the exposure. That hair was vivid af
Thanks broski 👊
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Awesome
Yesss. Thank you 🫶👊
Nice!!!!
I'm glad you like it. Thanks 👊
Super
thank you
Very good Film 👍
Appreciate your message. Thank you 👊
Great show.
Great show indeed. I'm glad you like it 👊
It's so gorgeous nd outstanding modeling
Thank you! Cheers!
This is too beautiful. Great filming. Great colors. Model is stunning!
Cool. I'm glad you like it 👊
Good
Thanks
Crazy visuals 🔥
I'm glad you like that 👊
Hermoso!!!
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Goosebumps 💯
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Beautiful mate!!!
Thank you 🙏
Beautiful shots
Happy to hear that you like the shots. Thanks 🙏
Amazing opening shot! It grabbed my attention because of the camera movement with the model
Hey @zactrieu! Thanks for the kind words about the opening shot. I'm glad the camera movement caught your attention. We did shoot it at 100fps for that extra smoothness.
Great video mate! Love the emotion you capture even though not a sing word is spoken!
Thanks broski. Happy to hear that you like the video. 🙏
Super fashion film!
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woooow! Awesome work!!! 😍😍
Thanks broski. I'm glad you like it 👊
I love it
What part is your favourite? Thank you for taking a time to comment 🫶
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It looks majestic, I dream of taking part in similar videos one day, but I haven’t found the authors from my country yet
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Great angles 😳
It’s amazing work
Thanks. I'm glad you like this
Looks amazing!
Thank you so much, @foggymossstudio! I'm thrilled that you think our content looks amazing. Your support means a lot to me, and we hope to continue creating content that you'll enjoy. If you have any suggestions or feedback, feel free to share them with me. 😊👍
Nice vidéo !
Thank you bro🙏
la lumière est canon 😍
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What kind lut you use or how did you color grade. I love it.~ Teach me Master! respect.
Hey. Thanks for dropping by. I'm glad you like it so much. I don't use luts. It was personal fun with color grade. I definitely should do the video about this. 🙏
amazing work!
Thanks a lot!
Great 🔥
I'm glad you like it. Thank you 💚👊
Beautiful shots 👍🏻
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NICE
I like your color granding
Thanks broski. I'm glad you like it so much
@@MarekMars May I ask? Did you use tool like dehancer to mimic any film print in this clip? If not, and you make your own look did you aim it to any specific kind of film look? Or you just granding the clip with your own taste?
@@phuongluu578 Certainly, feel free to ask me anything .I genuinely value your question and your comment means a lot to me. I refrained from utilizing any external tools for color grading in my footage. Additionally, I didn't have a particular film look in mind as a reference for my grading. Instead, it was a journey of experimentation and transformation until I stumbled upon a result that truly satisfied my visual preferences. I hope that answered your question. 🙏
@@MarekMars Still, one thing I want to ask. Do you prefer shooting all shots at 100fps and slowing it a different speed in post or do you change your S&Q's framerate on set ?! Thank you for spending time answer the comments.
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I really love it, thank you so much for sharing. Please tell me, where is this beautiful location?
I'm glad you like this so much 👊 location is London, Greenwich
Absolutely captivated by the cinematography, Marek! Your dedication to genuine narratives shines through, making this film an exquisite representation of authenticity in the realm of fashion films.
Thanks broski. I'm glad you like it so much
You deserve more views & subs ! Bravo 🎉
Thanks bro 👊 means a lot. I appreciate you 💚
Oaopa
Looks good, was a promist filter used?
Yes broski. Pro mist filter has been used. Thank you 👊
Was that natural wind or did you have a strong fan or battery powered blower of some sort?
We have good luck with windy day for this shoot
Great video bro...what vnd filter are u using?
Hey broski. I appreciate your message. I use the ND filter from Neewer.
Beautiful. Very filmic. How did you grade? Luts?
Hey Aman. Thank you very much for your feedback. I'm really glad you like it. I worked really hard on this. I didn't use any luts. This is my personal grade. Thanks
This is amazing ! Looks like a black magic camera! Did you rewplace the sky in the scenes ?
Hey. I'm happy to hear that you like the video 💚 I was fortune enough to be able to achieve similar effect as black magic camera. I didn't replace any sky in the scenes. This is all my personal colour grading. Thank you 🙏
amazing work, great edit, perfect shots and movement! whats the name of this musical soundtrack by the way?
Hey! I wanted to express my gratitude for your comment. I truly value your input. Unfortunately, I can't recall the name of the song. Perhaps you could give Shazam a try? I usually discover my music on Artists. Link in the description of the video. Thanks 🙏
slog3 or hlg?
Slog3 🙏
nice video man🙌🏻 Did you use any blackmist filter?? if yes, what kind of the filter did you use and how much the strength of it?? thanks
@diptha_pranasta
Cheers for the compliment, mate! Really appreciate it. 🙌🏻
Yes, I did use a blackmist filter for that soft, dreamy effect in the video. Tiffen Black Pro-Mist 1/2 filter. It's a fantastic choice for softening the overall image without losing too much in the way of detail or contrast.
Hope that helps! If you've got any more questions or need advice on video production, feel free to drop a line.
Cheers! 🎥🌟
thanks you so much man🔥@@MarekMars
Was this shot on SLOG3? Looks amazing!
Yes, this is SLOG3. I'm glad you like it
Looks amazing! 120fps?
Hey @santanuc9298! Thanks for the comment! It was shot at 100 fps, which added that extra cinematic feel.
Greenwich - Old Naval College / Queen' s House?
Correct 💯
@@MarekMars Did you clear it with them first, or just show up early in the morning or something and shoot sneakily? Last year, they didn't even respond to my request to do an hour's low-key shooting, even though I indicated I would pay a fee.
Supar
I'm glad you like it. Thank you 🫶
Nice work, did you use any artificial lights, or all natural?
Thanks broski 👊 this is all natural light
do u used blackpromist filter?
Yes I did. Good eye. 🙌
what is color granding
Hey bro. This is all personal colour grading 👊
Привет!
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The model is beautiful and cool. May I please meet this beautiful model?
too good. How does this only have 349 likes? A girl lip synching will get a million.
Oh, isn't it just a tragedy of epic proportions that this masterpiece of a post has a mere 349 likes? I mean, who needs originality, creativity, or talent when you can just pout your lips and pretend to sing, right? Clearly, the world is missing out on some groundbreaking content here!
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Can we keep the women a side and focus on camera and video
Of course, because it's well-known that cameras and videos operate much better without the diverse perspectives and contributions of women. How could we ever manage to focus on technology with such valuable insights around?
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Yeah, this deserves at least 1M views and 100K+ likes ! It's literally mesmerizing and perfect 😌
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mouth breathing is bad tho
Oh, absolutely! Mouth breathing is just the pinnacle of human evolution. Who needs that efficient nose breathing when you can sound like Darth Vader, right?
Footage looks very good, I hate the edit. You switched way too much. I can tell you fell in love with the footage. Also I don't see how this a fashion film lol
I appreciate your feedback on the footage. It's valuable to receive constructive criticism. I understand your concern about the frequent switching in the edit; it seems like the transitions may have been a bit distracting. I'll take that into consideration for future projects to maintain a smoother flow.
Regarding the fashion aspect, I understand your perspective if you didn't quite see the connection to fashion. I'll work on making the fashion elements more prominent in the next project to ensure that the theme is clearer. Thank you for your input, and I'm always open to further suggestions and ideas to improve my work.
find better music lmao
Music preferences are highly subjective. Thank you for your feedback
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Let's go
Good
So nice
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