Thanks for this Dan. Prepping for a shoot tomorrow and was playing around with Slow Mo. Was scared to crank the iso up to 6400 as was quite low light but worked a dream so thanks for your tips here man!
I record in 1080p, it makes the batterys last longer, critical for my kind of event work. Usualy clients want to output to social media so recording in 4k is prob an overkill. (FOR ME)
I have the Canon R6. You talk about 120fps and 4k 60 fps. I only see (high frame rate) 100fps and 4k 50fps???.. When I shoot 100fps, 1/200 and ISO 800 the quality is soooooo bad!! What am I doing wrong? And why can’t I see 120fps or 4k 60fps?
The quality of the Canon R6 in 120fps and 100fps is not the best...however make sure you set the shutter speed to 1/200 for 100fps and 250 for 120fps....I prefer shooting 4K 60fps and slow it down in post. For what concerns the fact that you can't find 24, 60 and 120fps....check out this video and it's ll solve this th-cam.com/video/91BlvLg1SUk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=HdqwNCd_ZrWDlh3D
Thank you you are my first video I am watching to learn slow motion video. I am a photographer of wildlife, however so these settings would not be for outside am I correct?
Hi Dan, this is Luca from Roma, I’d like to have your opinion. I’m not a professional photographer and I have a Canon Eos Rp. Do you think is better change my Rp with a R6 or keep my Rp and buy another second hand camera like Eos R or another brand like Fujifilm XT4? Is the R6 a really game changer? I’m most a photographer instead of videomaker. Sorry for my bad English. Thanks a lot in advance
Hi Luca! If your priority is photography, the EOS R is a wonderful camera, I use it a lot for stills. The R6 is great but if you're not a professional and you're not much into videos...i would get a Canon EOS R if I were you (which is really good for both photos and videos anyway)...and don't worry, your English is good. Forza Roma! (Waiting for "some reason" for the 25th of May...)
@@DanFrullani thanks Dan, as usual your answers are fast and helpful. Regarding to our waiting for the 25th of May the reason is the same. “🎶🎶🎶 I tuoi colori sventolo, i brividi mi vengono, no mi stanco mai di te, Forza grande Roma alé🎶🎶🎶”👍🏻
I dont have them frame rates in my r6 settings. I have 1080 i can only go to 100 fps and in 4k 50 fps. Is thia because of uodates. Is that a fix for over heating or an i missing something. Thanks Andy
That's because you're probably living in Europe, UK or any other country where the default video system is PAL. Look into the settings (I've made a couple of videos about this) and switch to NTSC...and you will hav 24, 30, 60fps and 120fps for super slow motion. But again, watch my videos about this topic because there are situations where filming in PAL (25,50,100fps) is a better choice. Have a great day!
How did you do that little speed up of the duck at 6:58 ? Where you filming in 120 frames the whole time and then made it go faster in post ? Or did you switch back to 24frames ? Also are you using a gimbal ? BTW thanks for your videos they are amazing and helpful with my canon r6! 😊
that was shot in 120fps and sped it up to real time speed in that sequence. I never use gimbals for my TH-cam videos unless I have to talk about a specific gimbal and show how it performs with a specific combo camera/lens. I tend to use gimbals exclusively for professional works, but not always. Thank you so much for watching my videos and have a great day!
i need some help, i did a video in 120p with my R6 but my client want the video on regular time. i can't find the % correctly to use in premiere pro. can someone help me?
Hi Dan. Thanks for all your great and entertaining videos! In another video I watched on TH-cam someone said that the R6 will automatically set the shutter speed needed when switching to high frame rate mode without any manual changes being made. In your video you state that shutter speed needs to be changed to 1/250 manually after entering the high frame rate mode. Can we help each other clarify what is valid and not please. /Peter
As far as I know when switching to high frame rate the shutter speed does not automatically set itself to the one we need but rather, be default, to 1/125...but for high frame rate 120fps we need 1/250.... Also...when we disable high frame rate...the shutter speed goes again to 1/125 no matter what frame rate we select...we ALWAYS need to adjust the shutter speed manually and it has to be double the frame rate: for example when we shoot 24fps the shutter speed has to be 1/50. Thanks for your comment.
I will call Canon official tech support and ask them. I will get back here and tell you what their answer to the queston is as soon as they have replied 👍
I have now talked to a Canon representative at Canon Tech Support team and the answer they gave is that the camera in high frame rate mode tries its best to set a matching shutterspeed automatically but they recommend the photographer, despite this, to set the shutter speed manually since the camera can guess an inaccurate setting from time to time.
My camera canon R6 but no Movie re lc quality settings 2type frame rate only show my camera 25fps and 50fps How to get 60fps and 120fps pls tell me sir
Hi Dan, this is a great well explained video. I however do not have most of the frame rate option seen on your R6. I only have 4k-25fps, 4k-50fps, FHD-25.00fps, FHD-50.00fps. I have installed all updates incase your were wondering.
I guess it's because you purchased your camera in Europe or any other place in the world where they use Pal and not NTSC....I made a video that will clarify this for you....its title is Filming in NTSC VS PAL in Europe - Canon R6 I hope it helps!
@@rockart54 - Did you get that sorted out @rockart54 ? I'm shooting PAL too. You can use NTSC if you want to go with 24/60 and 120 fps - the only time you will come up with issues is if you have lighting - streetlights or internal house lights where you will get a flicker. Hope you got sorted anyway.
Hi Dan, Yep 1080p in slow mo is great and on my Canon 90d I face to a scene till it looks good and the sky is not blown out then I put on my auto exposure lock, I'm tending to use this a lot more now even in the auto mode and aperture priority mode also, I don't even use my nd filters as much since iv been using it.. It seems to keep a good consistency for me, Maybe it might be my kinda style for speed and ease of use, Very Very interesting video Dan and really enjoyed the watch, It looks like I nearly missed this video' Shame on me.... 73s Dan from your forever fan in the UK.... Take Care....
If you’re asking what LUT I used for this video….I don’t use LUTs…this is just some color grading I made on Resolve. I might create my own LUTs sometimes soon so people can color grade with my style if they want to.
@@DanFrullani so going under 800 for clog 3 will give you grain? I was at the beach and tried CLOG off with 100 iso, and it was very sunny, is my best best to go as high Aperture until I see my subject? Forgot to mention I was at 60fps.
I never shoot with more than 400 iso, because i hate artifical noise. and i never got noise even using 100 iso which is what i use the most because i use a ton of lightning and i shoot indoors a lot. If anything you can crush or mask and rematte black so nicely. But white skies is so hard to fix so never go with high iso. But since i am doing slow motion and green screen toogether i might try 300 iso this time.
This is because you're using it in PAL, if you switch to NTSC all the other frame rates will come out. The only issue would be that if you live in a country where the system and the light frequency is meant for PAL...when you will shoot in NTSC let's say at 60 or 120fps with non continuous lights...you'd get flickering from the lights.
Well that sucks! Lol changing to high frame rate goes to 1080 then back to 1080 60 and NOT 4K. ITS GOOD to create a custom menu page , Add canon log, custom shooting c1-c3, customize quick controls, hdmi display , battery info, format card, movie croping, etc etc My scenes stay within these ranges so thats why i set to these for the preset Then i added c1-c3 ( no auto update) C1 -clog3 4k 23.98 1/60 f4 3200 iso C2 - clog3 4k 60 1/125 f2.8 3200 iso C3- clog 3 1080p 60 And manual sits at standard 1080p 24/60fps So say you were in c1, shooting clog3 4k 23.98fps, then You wanted some clog3 1080p 120fps. So you enable it Well when you disable 120fps, and it reverts back to 1080p, just toggle back to C1 and viola back to your original settings. Doing whatever you programed Just KNOW that you need to go into each c1, c2,c3 and set the settings the way you want them. Thats why the custom menu comes into clutch to get you in/out of your settings! Especially if your like me who modified the icon screen, custom buttons, and dials 🙏🏽
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Thanks! Very clear and easy to understand.
This is like Johnny Depp style
Very helpful, I want to buy this camera - But, but the R6 Two....
Thank you! So helpful
Thanks for this Dan. Prepping for a shoot tomorrow and was playing around with Slow Mo. Was scared to crank the iso up to 6400 as was quite low light but worked a dream so thanks for your tips here man!
So helpful! Thank you !
Can you do a video where you show how you physically move along with your camera when shooting at different frame rates?
Is there any way to prevent light flickering when shooting in 120fps?
To prevent the flickering when shooting in 120fps in a country where the system is Pal...you should use continuous lights only such as LEDs.
I shoot a lot of live performances at nightclubs and DJs, the lights always flicker on the DJ board and if there are any colored LEDS in the clubs
I record in 1080p, it makes the batterys last longer, critical for my kind of event work. Usualy clients want to output to social media so recording in 4k is prob an overkill. (FOR ME)
First you MUST decide the final project frame rate. That will determine how slow you can slow your recording for silky slow motion.
I have the Canon R6. You talk about 120fps and 4k 60 fps. I only see (high frame rate) 100fps and 4k 50fps???..
When I shoot 100fps, 1/200 and ISO 800 the quality is soooooo bad!! What am I doing wrong?
And why can’t I see 120fps or 4k 60fps?
The quality of the Canon R6 in 120fps and 100fps is not the best...however make sure you set the shutter speed to 1/200 for 100fps and 250 for 120fps....I prefer shooting 4K 60fps and slow it down in post. For what concerns the fact that you can't find 24, 60 and 120fps....check out this video and it's ll solve this th-cam.com/video/91BlvLg1SUk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=HdqwNCd_ZrWDlh3D
Thank you you are my first video I am watching to learn slow motion video. I am a photographer of wildlife, however so these settings would not be for outside am I correct?
Hi Dan, this is Luca from Roma, I’d like to have your opinion. I’m not a professional photographer and I have a Canon Eos Rp. Do you think is better change my Rp with a R6 or keep my Rp and buy another second hand camera like Eos R or another brand like Fujifilm XT4? Is the R6 a really game changer? I’m most a photographer instead of videomaker. Sorry for my bad English. Thanks a lot in advance
Hi Luca! If your priority is photography, the EOS R is a wonderful camera, I use it a lot for stills. The R6 is great but if you're not a professional and you're not much into videos...i would get a Canon EOS R if I were you (which is really good for both photos and videos anyway)...and don't worry, your English is good.
Forza Roma! (Waiting for "some reason" for the 25th of May...)
@@DanFrullani thanks Dan, as usual your answers are fast and helpful. Regarding to our waiting for the 25th of May the reason is the same. “🎶🎶🎶 I tuoi colori sventolo, i brividi mi vengono, no mi stanco mai di te, Forza grande Roma alé🎶🎶🎶”👍🏻
Hi Dan, I loved the results !! did you shoot in log and color grade ?
I ALWAYS shoot in log and color grade in post, I NEVER use default picture styles. Glad you liked it!!!
@@DanFrullani - further on from this - in the grade do you use Noise Reduction, and if so what settings would you use?
Man, I find the 120 in 1080 is so soft and crunchy after being spoiled by 4K 60.
Than q sir good stuff for slomotion
Thank you for watching! Have a great day!
I dont have them frame rates in my r6 settings. I have 1080 i can only go to 100 fps and in 4k 50 fps. Is thia because of uodates. Is that a fix for over heating or an i missing something.
Thanks
Andy
That's because you're probably living in Europe, UK or any other country where the default video system is PAL. Look into the settings (I've made a couple of videos about this) and switch to NTSC...and you will hav 24, 30, 60fps and 120fps for super slow motion. But again, watch my videos about this topic because there are situations where filming in PAL (25,50,100fps) is a better choice. Have a great day!
How did you do that little speed up of the duck at 6:58 ? Where you filming in 120 frames the whole time and then made it go faster in post ? Or did you switch back to 24frames ? Also are you using a gimbal ? BTW thanks for your videos they are amazing and helpful with my canon r6! 😊
that was shot in 120fps and sped it up to real time speed in that sequence. I never use gimbals for my TH-cam videos unless I have to talk about a specific gimbal and show how it performs with a specific combo camera/lens. I tend to use gimbals exclusively for professional works, but not always. Thank you so much for watching my videos and have a great day!
i need some help, i did a video in 120p with my R6 but my client want the video on regular time. i can't find the % correctly to use in premiere pro. can someone help me?
Canon R6 vs Sony a7iv: which one has better 1080p.?
Hi Dan. Thanks for all your great and entertaining videos! In another video I watched on TH-cam someone said that the R6 will automatically set the shutter speed needed when switching to high frame rate mode without any manual changes being made. In your video you state that shutter speed needs to be changed to 1/250 manually after entering the high frame rate mode. Can we help each other clarify what is valid and not please. /Peter
As far as I know when switching to high frame rate the shutter speed does not automatically set itself to the one we need but rather, be default, to 1/125...but for high frame rate 120fps we need 1/250.... Also...when we disable high frame rate...the shutter speed goes again to 1/125 no matter what frame rate we select...we ALWAYS need to adjust the shutter speed manually and it has to be double the frame rate: for example when we shoot 24fps the shutter speed has to be 1/50.
Thanks for your comment.
I will call Canon official tech support and ask them. I will get back here and tell you what their answer to the queston is as soon as they have replied 👍
I have now talked to a Canon representative at Canon Tech Support team and the answer they gave is that the camera in high frame rate mode tries its best to set a matching shutterspeed automatically but they recommend the photographer, despite this, to set the shutter speed manually since the camera can guess an inaccurate setting from time to time.
My camera canon R6 but no
Movie re lc quality settings
2type frame rate only show my camera 25fps and 50fps
How to get 60fps and 120fps pls tell me sir
It's because in the settings of your camera the system is set to PAL ...you have to change it to NTSC and all frame rates (24, 60, 120) will appear.
@@DanFrullani thankyou bro for your replay i will check now
How to go ntsc settings bro
In this video I show you how and other things you should know about NTSC and Pal
th-cam.com/video/e9GBfI_1Dww/w-d-xo.html
@@DanFrullani thankyou bro
Hi Dan, this is a great well explained video. I however do not have most of the frame rate option seen on your R6. I only have 4k-25fps, 4k-50fps, FHD-25.00fps, FHD-50.00fps. I have installed all updates incase your were wondering.
I guess it's because you purchased your camera in Europe or any other place in the world where they use Pal and not NTSC....I made a video that will clarify this for you....its title is Filming in NTSC VS PAL in Europe - Canon R6 I hope it helps!
@@DanFrullani Thank you for your help Dan. I will take a look at the video.
@@rockart54 - Did you get that sorted out @rockart54 ? I'm shooting PAL too. You can use NTSC if you want to go with 24/60 and 120 fps - the only time you will come up with issues is if you have lighting - streetlights or internal house lights where you will get a flicker. Hope you got sorted anyway.
@@MattFaris You can do 100fps which is practically the same.
Hi Dan, Yep 1080p in slow mo is great and on my Canon 90d I face to a scene till it looks good and the sky is not blown out then I put on my auto exposure lock, I'm tending to use this a lot more now even in the auto mode and aperture priority mode also, I don't even use my nd filters as much since iv been using it.. It seems to keep a good consistency for me, Maybe it might be my kinda style for speed and ease of use, Very Very interesting video Dan and really enjoyed the watch, It looks like I nearly missed this video' Shame on me.... 73s Dan from your forever fan in the UK.... Take Care....
can you verify whether you are referring to R6 1 or 2? thanks
hello can you please this lut for canon
If you’re asking what LUT I used for this video….I don’t use LUTs…this is just some color grading I made on Resolve. I might create my own LUTs sometimes soon so people can color grade with my style if they want to.
@@DanFrullani liked this clay that you use in the video if it is possible to give it to me
Great intro bro 😅🤣😭
Hola Dan! Esas imágenes son de España? Dónde vives?
Si, vivo circa de Madrid.
@@DanFrullani ah hostia, muy bien! Bueno, gracias por el video, me va muy bien para aprender con la r6.
Tambien tengo un canal en español que acabo de abrir…se llama Dan Frullani (español)
It would be good to save the C3 with the slow motion 📷
Everyone you can create a custom shooting mode for 120FPS!! You’re welcome!! (Etc C1,C2C3)
Is there a base ISO for CLOG off?
For C-Log ISO 400, C-Log 3 ISO 800...using a default picture style (without C-Log) ISO can stay at 100.
@@DanFrullani so going under 800 for clog 3 will give you grain? I was at the beach and tried CLOG off with 100 iso, and it was very sunny, is my best best to go as high Aperture until I see my subject? Forgot to mention I was at 60fps.
I never shoot with more than 400 iso, because i hate artifical noise. and i never got noise even using 100 iso which is what i use the most because i use a ton of lightning and i shoot indoors a lot. If anything you can crush or mask and rematte black so nicely. But white skies is so hard to fix so never go with high iso. But since i am doing slow motion and green screen toogether i might try 300 iso this time.
Nice cutting! Thx but i can only reach either 50fps or 100😢
This is because you're using it in PAL, if you switch to NTSC all the other frame rates will come out. The only issue would be that if you live in a country where the system and the light frequency is meant for PAL...when you will shoot in NTSC let's say at 60 or 120fps with non continuous lights...you'd get flickering from the lights.
@@DanFrullani thx foe the info: well im Switzerland but he movies are only ment to be used online. That shouldn't be a problem I guess?
valeu bro
Well that sucks! Lol changing to high frame rate goes to 1080 then back to 1080 60 and NOT 4K.
ITS GOOD to create a custom menu page ,
Add canon log, custom shooting c1-c3, customize quick controls, hdmi display , battery info, format card, movie croping, etc etc
My scenes stay within these ranges so thats why i set to these for the preset
Then i added c1-c3 ( no auto update)
C1 -clog3 4k 23.98 1/60 f4 3200 iso
C2 - clog3 4k 60 1/125 f2.8 3200 iso
C3- clog 3 1080p 60
And manual sits at standard 1080p 24/60fps
So say you were in c1, shooting clog3 4k 23.98fps, then You wanted some clog3 1080p 120fps. So you enable it
Well when you disable 120fps, and it reverts back to 1080p, just toggle back to C1 and viola back to your original settings. Doing whatever you programed
Just KNOW that you need to go into each c1, c2,c3 and set the settings the way you want them. Thats why the custom menu comes into clutch to get you in/out of your settings!
Especially if your like me who modified the icon screen, custom buttons, and dials 🙏🏽
Lol i just look at your final shots and there is a ton of noise i would never 6400 iso omgosh. invest in a 1.2 f lens so you dont need that much iso.