I assisted a pro photographer on a local portrait project. I had no experience with lighting. I could never shoot a portrait or still life without it now. I love how you demonstrate each phase of light and explain the effect. Well done, thank you!
You are by far my favourite youtube cinematographer. You have taught me so much about lighting and it's importance. But I have a major question. I know that lighting your scene is a form of art and therefore subjective, but I would really appreciate a video on common practices on how to setup your lights based on your scene in a more objective way. Like to show your train of thought a bit, e.g. why you choose to diffuse in a circumstance and maybe even show what would be the result if you didn't diffuse etc etc. Think of it like extending the idea of the 3 point lighting system, to show some more practices. Thank you so much
Nice final effect. I especially like the attention do background. Kinda nice advert for the 500C :D. What was the WB in the camera (or setting in post - cause it was shot RAW)? I’m personally really disappointed with Nanlite (quality and customer support) and will choose Aputure 1000C instead :D.
It would be great to see the changes you do on the lighting in real time through your camera or something else idk. Just so we can understand your choice better and actually feel the result. Because when I see the "scanning" of "rec 709 > contrast etc" i feel a bit lost. Otherwise I love watching your videos, i've learned a lot and I'm not even a cinematographer. I'm a 3D artist and your tips are actually very useful !
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏Very good video, it would be very interesting if they dedicated a video about blockers, we know that without it the light spreads and never reaches the path that the DP wants, the blockers work together with the light, if possible make a video with this other part please. It would be of great help too.
I really really like the look that you achieve! Really top movie-like quality. I watched your color grading video. But it wold be nice to see more secrets from you :-) Like do you use some halation / grain/ glow etc inside DaVinci. Anyway, cool channel man! I'm subscribed
I challenge you to do it with just a smartphone camera. Think you’re up for it? Is it really about the camera, or is it all in the lighting? I’d love to see the result. So, what about filming the same thing with a smartphone-do you accept the challenge?
If you have thousands $$$ in grip and lighting gear I don’t see why’d you’d waste time & labor shooting with a phone. Might as well make the scene count. But I hear what you’re saying challenges can be fun , but so many people have done these challenges already there’s tons of results out there.
I love how brilliant your lighting is and it doesn't matter if you know the name of a bounce card. Keep crushing it bro
Thank you very much!😊
I assisted a pro photographer on a local portrait project. I had no experience with lighting. I could never shoot a portrait or still life without it now. I love how you demonstrate each phase of light and explain the effect. Well done, thank you!
Thanks a lot! 🙏
You are so good that it is a pleasure to watch and learn
One of the best tutorials i’ve ever seen🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
more video like this needed literally an step to step guide
Will do!
Love the results! And great use of the thingy’s!
Thank you very much!😊
You are by far my favourite youtube cinematographer. You have taught me so much about lighting and it's importance. But I have a major question. I know that lighting your scene is a form of art and therefore subjective, but I would really appreciate a video on common practices on how to setup your lights based on your scene in a more objective way. Like to show your train of thought a bit, e.g. why you choose to diffuse in a circumstance and maybe even show what would be the result if you didn't diffuse etc etc. Think of it like extending the idea of the 3 point lighting system, to show some more practices. Thank you so much
Thank you for letting me know! 🙏
Thank you so much for these! Please keep making them and inspiring thousands. Thank you!
Thank you very much!😊
Beautiful work very inspiring!! Thank you so much for making these videos.
Thank you very much!😊
Will never regret the day I found your channel😍
Thank you as always!!
Love your sharing 🎉
Thank you! 🙏
Thank you for the breakdown. As always, amazing work!
Much appreciated!
Loved it and learned more, great video. And Your effort. thank you
I'm so glad to hear that! Thank you so much:)
This is ammazinggg, simple and quick way to tell how you lit it👏
Thank you! 🙏
Great breakdown, I will always watch these types of videos fully.
I appreciate that!
Colour grading tutorial 😢
🙏🙏
Great work and amazing result👏🏻
Thank you! 🙏
Amazing...just love how you share these great tools you acquired...valuable stuff...
Thank you! 🙏
Love the video
Thank you! 🙏
this was awesome. great work.
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks for sharing your process! Would love to see the night scene breakdown as well looked very clean.
Thank you! 🙏
Amazing breakdown!!
Thanks :D
Thank you very much!😊
Thxs for sharing w/ us ❤
Thanks a lot! 😊
창밖까지 조명을 이용하는줄 몰랐습니다. 진짜 대단하네요.
감사합니다!
love your work
Thank you!!
stunning
Thanks a lot! 😊
Nice final effect. I especially like the attention do background. Kinda nice advert for the 500C :D.
What was the WB in the camera (or setting in post - cause it was shot RAW)?
I’m personally really disappointed with Nanlite (quality and customer support) and will choose Aputure 1000C instead :D.
Thanks a lot! 5500K for the most shots I think
🎉 amazing
Thank you very much!😊
Your video is always the best. 👍🏻
Thank you! 🙏
New videoo less GOOOOOOOOO🔥🔥🔥
Thank you! 🙏
It would be great to see the changes you do on the lighting in real time through your camera or something else idk. Just so we can understand your choice better and actually feel the result. Because when I see the "scanning" of "rec 709 > contrast etc" i feel a bit lost.
Otherwise I love watching your videos, i've learned a lot and I'm not even a cinematographer. I'm a 3D artist and your tips are actually very useful !
Thanks for your advice!
Pls Colour Greading Tutorial 🙏🏻
Coming real soon!
Underrated Video👍
Thank you! 🙏
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏Very good video, it would be very interesting if they dedicated a video about blockers, we know that without it the light spreads and never reaches the path that the DP wants, the blockers work together with the light, if possible make a video with this other part please. It would be of great help too.
Thanks for your advice!
We need a filmmaking gear update video
You are great ❤❤❤🎉🎉
Thank you very much!😊
What's your approach for finding locations like this to shoot in? Where do you look or how do you come across them?
Thank you! 🙏
非常让人惊讶的视频介绍！我正在smallrig灯光工作，希望能交流并且为博主提供一些产品解决方案
I really love how you think when it comes to lighting the subject. Are you also the one color grading the footage?
Yes! Thank you
I always wait for your videos please create a masterclass
Thank you very much!😊
Awesome video! But where can I find the chalkboard paper that wide??
amazon! thank you
@@Suyorukun Thanks, I've looked. Only see the narrow ones. If you get the time, can you post a link. Doing a classroom skit soon, Thanks!
What is the zebra pattern for portrait exposure?
솔직히 배우고 싶지만 요즘은 멋있는 영상을 보는 맛으로 시청합니다.
감사해요! ㅎㅎ
mastery
Thank you very much!😊
Which NISI was your favorite focal length?
Love it, but i liked the "shogun" one the most. I've notice you don't use an eye light as much, that would be interesting addition.
Thanks for your advice!
이런 디테일한 설명 감사합니다!
봐주셔서 감사해요!
날이 갈 수록 더 발전하는 것 같아요
감사해요!
I really really like the look that you achieve! Really top movie-like quality. I watched your color grading video. But it wold be nice to see more secrets from you :-) Like do you use some halation / grain/ glow etc inside DaVinci.
Anyway, cool channel man! I'm subscribed
Thanks a lot! 😊
Isn’t this white thingy a bounce? :D
yes!
대학교 강의보다 더 질높은 교육 영상. 계속 부탁드립니다!
좋은 말씀 감사합니다! ☺️
It's already perfect at rec709...😅
What were the scenes made for?
what are those diffusion called? looking to buy on black friday
Still haven't figured it out lol
Why isn’t the video I took with my a7m4 there?
👏👏👏👏
🙏🙏
🙏🙏
🙏
Damm God
Give a proper full tutorial pls bro
Love from India
Thank you very much!😊
You are my obsession
Thank you! 🙏
10초 쯤 나오는 부분에 키라이트가 해당 조명이 맞나요?
그 부분이 정확히 맞는지 모르겠지만 키라이트로 많이 사용했습니다
🎉
🙏🙏
Yo, what's the actors name, that dude has a serious stage presence.
he does! Johannes Fihlén
The question remains: could you do the same take on a cell phone?
You missed the opportunity to use these lights and record at the same time with a cell phone
I challenge you to do it with just a smartphone camera. Think you’re up for it? Is it really about the camera, or is it all in the lighting? I’d love to see the result. So, what about filming the same thing with a smartphone-do you accept the challenge?
If you have thousands $$$ in grip and lighting gear I don’t see why’d you’d waste time & labor shooting with a phone. Might as well make the scene count. But I hear what you’re saying challenges can be fun , but so many people have done these challenges already there’s tons of results out there.
What an oximoron. Painting is only a matter of light, as cinematography.
이렇게 훌륭한 영상에 싫어요가 많은 이유가 뭐지....
아....일본어를 쓰는 사람이 오펜하이머를 따라 찍어서? 앗 아아.....
항상 감사해요-!
this bro needs knowledge, double diffusion looks silly
Sarcasm ?