Loved every shot. Very useful info. Great pacing. Here’s my thoughts when your doing head talking shots. Cut the music out to draw listen in to emphasis what your talking about
If you want to make it even more dramatic, shoot on the shadow side. Shooting on the key side makes it kinda flat from a cinematography standpoint point. Great video though, the fx3 is a beast of a camera.
Thanks Matt, glad it was helpful! ❤ Yes of course, I'm always using PP8 Cine Gamut with XAVCS 4K, shooting between 25 and 50P. The FX3 is a beauty, you'll love it!
@@Bruno_fyi thanks Bruno! Yeah of course, so there's two things here; 1. I light for the shadows. 2. To keep the noise minimal and the shot clean. I keep my ISO to the base ISO of the camera. Theres a great quote I think of a lot and it goes; "Good, better, best. Never let it rest, till your good becomes better and your better becomes best."
Many low light tutorial videos don't mention white balance settings I don't know why..it's important too..(The reason I'm watching this hopefully to find the right white balance settings)
Hey Jejakmaknawi, there's actually a reason, pending on your light set up your WB will vary. For night scenes as its generally bluer I'm normally around 4000K though again it'll really depend on your lighting situation or if you're using just natural light. If you want the right WB settings I do have a tip for you to help you out. Get yourself an 18% grey card and use that with your camera to nail your white balance.
5:34 I really like the blue tones of the city lights in the background. Paired with the orange light it looks nice
Thank you! Appreciate ya bru ❤
Loved every shot. Very useful info. Great pacing. Here’s my thoughts when your doing head talking shots. Cut the music out to draw listen in to emphasis what your talking about
Thanks for the feedback! Will keep that in mind for future videos. Appreciate it 🙏
If you want to make it even more dramatic, shoot on the shadow side. Shooting on the key side makes it kinda flat from a cinematography standpoint point. Great video though, the fx3 is a beast of a camera.
@@braxtonwoullard1188 appreciate the tip my friend! If I did shoot on the shadow side tho at night, you probably wouldn't see me haha.
Generally speaking, yes, like 5:51, but not necessarily all the time
@@Addrian.shoot shadow side and set key upstage at 45 angle to get Rembrandt lighting and some bounce to wrap the face a bit.
@@theowlfromduolingo7982could move key frame left to shoot shadow side and use warmer color temperature.
@KenDavis-uo8kq great tip! I appreciate it. I'll have to do a follow up and take on your advice.
Great tips! Really enjoy your content. My eyes have been set on the Fx3. Do you mind sharing your codec/PP used?
Thanks Matt, glad it was helpful! ❤
Yes of course, I'm always using PP8 Cine Gamut with XAVCS 4K, shooting between 25 and 50P.
The FX3 is a beauty, you'll love it!
@@Addrian. I'm looking forward to more content! Thanks for sharing 🤙🏼
@@TheMattAbelnappreciate you! A lot more great content on the way.
Great video mate! Can you tell me how you keep your shadows clean?
@@Bruno_fyi thanks Bruno! Yeah of course, so there's two things here;
1. I light for the shadows.
2. To keep the noise minimal and the shot clean. I keep my ISO to the base ISO of the camera.
Theres a great quote I think of a lot and it goes;
"Good, better, best. Never let it rest, till your good becomes better and your better becomes best."
Amazing explanation bro
@@rejurp4278 thanks bro 🙏
But over all fantastic video
Thank you 🙏❤
Many low light tutorial videos don't mention white balance settings I don't know why..it's important too..(The reason I'm watching this hopefully to find the right white balance settings)
Hey Jejakmaknawi, there's actually a reason, pending on your light set up your WB will vary. For night scenes as its generally bluer I'm normally around 4000K though again it'll really depend on your lighting situation or if you're using just natural light.
If you want the right WB settings I do have a tip for you to help you out. Get yourself an 18% grey card and use that with your camera to nail your white balance.
@@Addrian. Thank you...
What are you using for White Balance settings?
Generally a grey card, for this though from memory - it was somewhere between 4000 - 4500 kelvin.
Cool video ! I just bought the Zhiyun Molus X60
@@epos_rising that's a really cool little light! I see a couple of my mates use it on weddings.