Super useful guide for people wanting to learn! Can you make a video about all your travel stuff? How do you organise your personal things and camera gears while traveling from one country to another?
Sir, really speechless outstanding tips for all cinematic video rules. Dear Sir kindly tips for lengthy time video use for all this tips continue for all locations?
This is great, exciting to see where camera tech goes, I got a GoPro8 and Osmo Action recently and when RockSteady/HyperSmooth come to the mirrorless cameras, these shots will be so much easier to make!
Pascal Basel I think I prefer the OA, the GoPro shoots better quality overall but it’s sooo buggy, the app fails to connect when you need it most, it randomly locks up after charging and drains the battery, the battery door is so difficult to open, the interface is not as intuitive, i might just send it back and buy another osmo action!
Thank you for this handheld tutorial. Since you have a manual lens, how do you keep things in focus when moving forward or backward, shooting stationary objects?
Haben dich beim Drehen des Videos erkannt und sind jetzt froh das fertige Produkt gefunden zu haben. Hättest uns ruhig länger drin lassen können. Ansonsten: sehr schöne Aufnahmen!
Great video super amazing place. May i ask you how you mount the monitor to the camera in that orientation on the rear end? Really like that setup instead of it being on the top of the camera? Take care !! ☺️
I don’t remember the exact product name anymore. But I think it’s a cold shoe arm or so from SmallRig. Just mounted under the camera at the tripod screw.
Pascal Basel but for the external monitor you only need the ulanzi Pt3 right?? I don’t see you holding the camera with the Ub40 correct?? At least on this video
Hi Dean, there is no general rule. You can get wide angle b-roll shots at 15mm or close-up zoomed in shots at 200mm. It’s really up to you and the shots you want to get. I alwayw make sure that I have the whole range from 15 to 200mm covered (right now up to 300). The zoom range that I use the most is 25-50mm. So a fast standard zoom is likely best to start.
I didn't know Arnold Swarzenneger Conan 💪 had gentle camera hands! Nice arms. Great Video.😊
Super useful guide for people wanting to learn! Can you make a video about all your travel stuff? How do you organise your personal things and camera gears while traveling from one country to another?
Thanks. That’s a good idea. I could do that when I go on a trip next time to film a tour in another country.
So beautiful, stunning video. I really enjoy watching your videos. Thanks for sharing this video. Excellent one. Have a good day.
Thank you for the tips! I will definitely use it for my videos
You’re awesome man! Thanks for the video
You’re welcome Lifu 👍🏻
Excellent tips, all equally apply to gimbals & stabilised action cams as you mentioned with the walking shots. 👍
Sir, really speechless outstanding tips for all cinematic video rules.
Dear Sir kindly tips for lengthy time video use for all this tips continue for all locations?
Thank you 👍🏻
Good video. Hello from Ukraine!
Thank you 👍🏻
Nice video! I really like being able to compare the movements while shooting to the resulting clip. Thanks for the tips :)
Thanks, glad you like it 👍🏻
Thank you! I will try those movements soon for my travel videos! Normally I shoot with the DJI OP or smartphone but I want to start with DSLR filming!
Yeah, OP is is great but mirrorless is still most flexible combined with a good zoom lens.
Wow, you are really good at this! I‘ve been trying but it’s never that smooth. I like how you always show the actual shot you got right after👌🏼
Thanks, it’s quite easy with the GH5 as the IBIS is very good.
Thanks for the info.I have the Gh5 with the sigma 18-35mm it’s an awesome setup.GREAT TIPS!!!!
Thanks, viel danke!
Bitte sehr!
This is great, exciting to see where camera tech goes, I got a GoPro8 and Osmo Action recently and when RockSteady/HyperSmooth come to the mirrorless cameras, these shots will be so much easier to make!
Thanks, why did you buy OA and Hero8? It’s pretty similar cameras. And yes, if that stabilization comes to mirrorless omg...
@@pascalbasel My girlfriend didn't close the SD card door on the OA and drowned it, I'm in the process of returning it for repair so bought a GoPro :)
Haha I see, that’s a good reason. How do you like the OA compared to the Hero8 so far?
Pascal Basel I think I prefer the OA, the GoPro shoots better quality overall but it’s sooo buggy, the app fails to connect when you need it most, it randomly locks up after charging and drains the battery, the battery door is so difficult to open, the interface is not as intuitive, i might just send it back and buy another osmo action!
Really informative. Beautiful location
Thanks bro 👍🏻
Thank you for this handheld tutorial. Since you have a manual lens, how do you keep things in focus when moving forward or backward, shooting stationary objects?
Haben dich beim Drehen des Videos erkannt und sind jetzt froh das fertige Produkt gefunden zu haben. Hättest uns ruhig länger drin lassen können. Ansonsten: sehr schöne Aufnahmen!
Ach cool, seid ihr noch in Chiang Mai?
Thanks you
Welcome
Great video super amazing place. May i ask you how you mount the monitor to the camera in that orientation on the rear end? Really like that setup instead of it being on the top of the camera?
Take care !! ☺️
I don’t remember the exact product name anymore. But I think it’s a cold shoe arm or so from SmallRig. Just mounted under the camera at the tripod screw.
Thank you for this helpful tutorial! Really good!!
Welcome Tami 😊
good video!
Thank you 👍🏻
Thanks for the info.
Stunning video 👏 good job
Thank you 👍🏻
What are you using to connect the external monitor to the camera?? That looks interesting.
Family of Tech I want to know as well
I use the PT-3 and U-40 from Ulanzi. A triple cold shoe mount and cold shoe monitor adapter. Quite cheap, paid 30€ for both together on Amazon.
Pascal Basel but for the external monitor you only need the ulanzi Pt3 right?? I don’t see you holding the camera with the Ub40 correct?? At least on this video
No, it’s U-40 not ub40. It’s the monitor mount. You need both.
Hi Pascal. For b-roll, which focal lengths do you recommend and what are the lenses you use for b-roll?
Hi Dean,
there is no general rule. You can get wide angle b-roll shots at 15mm or close-up zoomed in shots at 200mm. It’s really up to you and the shots you want to get. I alwayw make sure that I have the whole range from 15 to 200mm covered (right now up to 300). The zoom range that I use the most is 25-50mm. So a fast standard zoom is likely best to start.
Interesting and useful!!
How are you connecting your monitor? Baseplate?
I use the PT-3 and U-40 from Ulanzi. A triple cold shoe mount and cold shoe monitor adapter. Quite cheap, paid 30€ for both together on Amazon.
Do you use ND filters for you videos?
Only on my drone so far. Will probably get a variable ND filter this year for my other cameras.
I am Chinese, I am a study English.
What nationality are you? Sir.
I‘m from Getmany