5 things you MUST HAVE as a car videographer!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 พ.ค. 2024
- 5 things you MUST HAVE as a car videographer!
In the video im going over the 5 things i think you must have as a car videographer and showing you why i think that. These are the things i have with me on every car shoot i do.
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great video, thank you. Do you stack your ND and CPL?
Thanks dude, appreciate it!
Yes i do stack my filters, wish there was a ”better” way but it works for now ☺️
What kind of stabilizer is this?
@@bobmiettinen844they have cpl and vnd filters combined, i think from k&f or maybe other brands aswell. So you dont have to stack :)
Why didn't you get the Nikon Z6iii.
It can shoot pro-res raw externally
If you watch my newest videos you see what I got now 🙏
if you shoot A LOT of footage you rarely want to use RAW. recently colour graded 3 shorts, the first one was shot in ProRes 422 4k and was almost 600gb. the next was shot in the same codec but was 1.01TB, the last was shot in ARRI RAW and was 2.4TB. If you can imagine shooting projects this big getting out even 8 projects at the size of the RAW is crazy as you'd be shooting nearly 20Tb of footage each year... it gets really expensive when you consider a 1Tb SSD is nearly $100 and Hard Drives for long term storage cost about $100 for 4Tb. You could be spending anywhere from $500 to $2k a year on storage. or you could say your projects are worthless to you and not keep them - but isn't the point of shooting to have something that's worth something to you?
My personal camera is the Z Cam E2 S6 and it can shoot 6k internal RAW and I have done it one time for one project - it's too much extra hassle to process a RAW file compared to just getting the white balance right in camera or investing into a color chart.
@@chriscoxdp definitely with you on this.
If it’s a really important project that needs the extra quality I will go for RAW but I almost shoot everything in 4k 10bit, it’s enough and even that can take a lot of space 😂
I have 8k raw in the Nikon z8 but I have never used it because it’s take to much space on the card and on the hard drives later.