@@ВячеславРакитин-ю6ю it's OK in static or near static shots, with movement it creates ghosting as it's taking Two framers and blending them, 24 times a second. I never used it. Camera has plenty of DR for me
Glad I could be part of your venture into Zcam man, you certainly won't be disappointed. Just give it light. Better to shoot high iso and bring exposure down in post, than try to stay low and suffer noise.
I'm currently building a bigger, better, improved one for all my gear to fly with. ill do a how to video on the second one, once i get back from the trip im building it for. thanks for you interest man
Thanks so much man. It was all shot between 5000 and 8000iso, using Zlog2 in prores LT. 24fps and a 172.8 degree shutter, or 1/50. I can remember the lens, I think it was my old yashica 28mm 2.8
I actually don't use a preview LUT. I have used log for some years now and im comfortable exposing it in its natural state. Yes, use zebras. I found the best for low light is to boost that iso right up to ETTR, then i use the Zcolour plugin to adjust exposure. It acts like raw.
I have the same camera but I get the really bad banding with high noise. I know going into higher ISOs can make the noise more prominent, but is there any way to mitigate that banding noise? It looks really really bad in post and the quality of my stuff is suffering
@@FosterMedia I'm gonna be honest, I'm not sure. All I am doing is exposing to the right, or just below peak so highs are blown out. I attempted downloading the -3 exposure lut from Zcam to my camera, but because I use my phone, I don't think that works.
@LoneBolt ok, seems you're doing it right. Don't be afraid to whack that iso right up, what's important with the Zs is to exposure just under the clip, regardless of how high the iso is. so shoot with as max aperture as possible, say 2.8, then bring the iso up till you see clipping on the waveform, then bring it back down till the brightest highlight just falls below clipping. This video for example, i brought the exposure down by -8 in the Zcolour plugin. The noise from the Zcam is really quite nice, organic, due to the analog gain, as opposed to digital like most non-cine cameras. Dont worry about a bit of noise, but banding, yeah thats not good. if you wana show me an example you can find e on the Zcam Facebook page (Brad Foster) and we can discuss it farther , im here to help
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Dude, this is so cool! Damn, I didn't even know that you can shoot footage that's truly movie-like on an M4!
@@ВячеславРакитин-ю6ю thanks so much man. Yeah it's a powerful little camera. I since sold it, but I still have my S6 Zcam.
@@FosterMedia have you tried wdr mode?does it even work? =)
@@ВячеславРакитин-ю6ю it's OK in static or near static shots, with movement it creates ghosting as it's taking Two framers and blending them, 24 times a second. I never used it. Camera has plenty of DR for me
@@FosterMedia Thx!
The sound design is great :-)
Thanks, was the first time i put real effort in, so nice it got noticed.
You definitely sold me the E2-M4 dude !
I was scared it couldn't hold it in low light but with good conditions, IT'S MORE THAN ENOUGH
Glad I could be part of your venture into Zcam man, you certainly won't be disappointed. Just give it light. Better to shoot high iso and bring exposure down in post, than try to stay low and suffer noise.
looks great
So so cool
No noise reduction? That is impressive. Any comparison to the GH5s? This was a great short.
Thanks, no unfortunately I don't actually own a GH5 and never have.
@@FosterMedia I use mainly gh5 and zcam, they are very different. Zcam blows the gh5 like Mercedes to Mazda
Any clue of E2-M4 vs GH6 ... ?
Hey, I'm curious if any updates on video of taf case setup? ;)
I'm currently building a bigger, better, improved one for all my gear to fly with. ill do a how to video on the second one, once i get back from the trip im building it for. thanks for you interest man
Looks great! Which lens did you have on it?
Thanks man, to be honest i can't remember, i think probably my sigma 18-35. but not at 1.8, its just too shallow.
@@FosterMedia do you use the 18-35 with a speed booster on the Z?
hi this incredible! Can you share the rest of your camera settings? Thank you!
Thanks so much man. It was all shot between 5000 and 8000iso, using Zlog2 in prores LT. 24fps and a 172.8 degree shutter, or 1/50. I can remember the lens, I think it was my old yashica 28mm 2.8
@@FosterMedia thank you bro i really appreciate it, excellent work!!
Thank you man, you are one of a kind !
Which LUT do you preview with or can I use the zebras with flat zlog and expose that way?
I actually don't use a preview LUT. I have used log for some years now and im comfortable exposing it in its natural state. Yes, use zebras. I found the best for low light is to boost that iso right up to ETTR, then i use the Zcolour plugin to adjust exposure. It acts like raw.
I have the same camera but I get the really bad banding with high noise. I know going into higher ISOs can make the noise more prominent, but is there any way to mitigate that banding noise? It looks really really bad in post and the quality of my stuff is suffering
By how much are you over exposing, are you shooting Zlog?
@@FosterMedia I'm gonna be honest, I'm not sure. All I am doing is exposing to the right, or just below peak so highs are blown out. I attempted downloading the -3 exposure lut from Zcam to my camera, but because I use my phone, I don't think that works.
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@LoneBolt ok, seems you're doing it right. Don't be afraid to whack that iso right up, what's important with the Zs is to exposure just under the clip, regardless of how high the iso is. so shoot with as max aperture as possible, say 2.8, then bring the iso up till you see clipping on the waveform, then bring it back down till the brightest highlight just falls below clipping. This video for example, i brought the exposure down by -8 in the Zcolour plugin. The noise from the Zcam is really quite nice, organic, due to the analog gain, as opposed to digital like most non-cine cameras. Dont worry about a bit of noise, but banding, yeah thats not good. if you wana show me an example you can find e on the Zcam Facebook page (Brad Foster) and we can discuss it farther , im here to help
You shot with rec 709?
Zlog.