These videos are the best of their kind on YT. Anyone with a camera can watch these and then make amazing travel/holiday videos. Keep them coming Pascal!
This was an actual helpful video. Explains some shots and why their useful. Almost all the other travel don’t tell you how to shoot just says, just says move your camera and have people moving inside your frame if it’s a stationary shot. This is the theme of all these travel videos that I’ve seen besides this one.
THIS is an incredible tutorial and exactly what I'm looking for. Thank you for being on camera and demonstrating how you actually film raw footage, talking through your thought process, and showing the resulting recording.
Excellent video and probably the most detailed and accurate explanation for me to get way better b-roll. Thank you so much. I'm going to use all of your tips on an upcoming work trip to Hawaii.
Really well done. Most advice videos seem like they are posted by 14 year olds who are just amazed by the gear and not technique. Keep up the great work.
Hello Pascal,i am new to videography here,one question,do you half press the shutter first to lock in the SUBJECT before you press the record and make the composition?do you use AF or AF continues in these shots?i am using A6400 and i want to learn the basics,thanks for sharing your knowledge....
Hi Pascal, really great tutorial. I would like to know how you change focus point from the flower to the road in the distance. What kind of autofocus do you use for this shot? The part of the video I am referring to is at 6.50 minutes🙂 best regards Antonio
Hi Pascal What an awesome tutorial, I love being able to see the movements you make, hearing the reasons why you're making them and the final shot, so it all makes sense, please make more like this, I learn so much from you. I'm sure you've covered this to death, so please forgive me for asking. I'm a little confused when it comes to colour grading my gopro and sony footage, should I be using a "Utility Lut" to bring my footage into "rec709" colour space, then make small corrections, then add a "Cinematic Lut" for that final mood look? I think I understand things correctly, but wanted to check on with you first. Boy this colour grading thing is a lot more involved than just slap on a Lut and your done.☺️
Thank you very much. There is not the one correct way. I use the process you describe a lot but sometimes it’s also easier to grade flat color profiles manually. Really depends on the shot and the look you want to achieve.
Thanks 👍🏻 Camera settings won’t do anything as you have to change them depending on your shooting conditions. If I show the clip while taking it, you wouldn’t see how I take it 😉
Nice... B Rolls bro.... Can you tell me which adapter you use to mount sigma canon mount? And And which accessories you use in this video to mount external monitor with GH5 using HDMI cable.? Want to know all your rigs used in this video... Thanks i n advance @pascal Basel
Where can i find the basics? Like what is Broll for example. I hope you have a video explaining the basics. What technique was that when suddenly you zoomed in to the birds?
@@pascalbasel that's whare I'm come from, just wanted to let you know I still watching your video 🙂🙂 it's all a very great tip I'm learning how to film TH-cam video your video helping me a lot
One tip I've used is to have your neck strap on and push your camera away from your body. If you have the neck strap at the right length, your elbows will be at your sides and you can use the neck strap to stabilize your camera. It works very well. It's a tip I picked up from Laura Reid. She's a fashion/lifestyle vlogger out of Vancouver, but she had a couple of videos on how she shoots travel footage and that's where I picked up the tip. It made a big difference for me.
Im heading to Japan next Friday and was curious is it weird to bring an external monitor to shoot broll? I feel like im bringing a lot of attention to myself where I dont speak the language, dont know the etiquitte, and I even want to bring my gimbal for the temples, culture, and nightlife... I can definitely fit it in a bag but not sure how I feel about it in another country where I dont know any rules anywhere.
And once you have your video uploaded, be patient and wait until all the resolutions are available in youtube or else your subscribers will have to see in 360p... Like I do now
I have the feeling, I forgot everything I learned before🙈 I have to watch all your Videos again. Maybe I should stay in Sidemen the next 10 days until my flight to Japan. Just to make a break to practice doing video and editing ☺️
It's the Atomos Ninja V with a Samsung 1TB SSD and the Ulanzi PT-3 cold shoe plate to mount the monitor behind my camera. When it's mounted on top I easily get shake to the sides. That's why the plate from Ulanzi helps a lot.
@@pascalbasel Thank you. It looks like it works really well in that config. Might have to give it a try. Love your videos by the way and really appreciate the learning we all get from them/you.
@@GeorginaMckimm 60p and 24p mean the frames per second. The higher fps in your camera, and the lower in your edit, the more you can slow it down. 24p is the lowest you can do.
I'd like a video on how and what to film while traveling to make a cool video at the end without the focus being "let's go and film a travel video" so rather tips and tricks on what to shoot to build the story
Thanks, I use the AF-On button. So it focuses when I press it but not when I don’t. As the AF on that lens is not good with a speedbooster I sometimes have to correct it by turning the focus ring.
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These videos are the best of their kind on YT. Anyone with a camera can watch these and then make amazing travel/holiday videos. Keep them coming Pascal!
This was an actual helpful video. Explains some shots and why their useful. Almost all the other travel don’t tell you how to shoot just says, just says move your camera and have people moving inside your frame if it’s a stationary shot. This is the theme of all these travel videos that I’ve seen besides this one.
Thanks a lot Ryan. That's actually one of the most helpful comments for me to come up with new and better content 👍🏻
THIS is an incredible tutorial and exactly what I'm looking for. Thank you for being on camera and demonstrating how you actually film raw footage, talking through your thought process, and showing the resulting recording.
Thanks a lot. Glad it was helpful 👍🏻
This is what im looking for, the actual ACTION on how to shoot travel video
Thank you pascal, i would like to see more of this type of content 😊🙏
Thanks, I thought the same when I cut this video. Will definitely do more of those.
Excellent video and probably the most detailed and accurate explanation for me to get way better b-roll. Thank you so much. I'm going to use all of your tips on an upcoming work trip to Hawaii.
Thanks for your comment. Enjoy your trip. 👍🏻
You are like a prof explaining very clear. Thank you 👍
Thank you 👍🏻
I like those transitions, it really helps to build up nice sequence.
Thanks 👍🏻
Incredibly useful video, super professional thanks again Pascal.
Really well done. Most advice videos seem like they are posted by 14 year olds who are just amazed by the gear and not technique. Keep up the great work.
Thanks, right gear + right technique does the job.
Great tips! Thank You ! Can't wait to put them in practice in my videos!
Hope the situation gets better so that you can do it soon 👍🏻
Thank you Pascal. This is a very in-depth tutorial that you are sharing with us. Despite bathing in hot sun :)
Thanks 🙏
This is a great video tutorial on how to shoot B-Roll. Thank you for the tips Pascal I learned a lot.
Thank you for sharing those tips:) I just hope some I can share my tips if i could be like you! Thanks again and keep going man!!
Thanks, everyone has something to share. Actually by teaching what you can and learn at the moment you learn even faster 😉
The best explained how-to ever
Thanks Danilo 👍🏻
Awesome tips! Love the Thailand shots- vielen dank!
Danke 😉
Hello Pascal,i am new to videography here,one question,do you half press the shutter first to lock in the SUBJECT before you press the record and make the composition?do you use AF or AF continues in these shots?i am using A6400 and i want to learn the basics,thanks for sharing your knowledge....
I use the AF-On button to focus single in manual mode. Then it stays where it is.
Hi Pascal, really great tutorial. I would like to know how you change focus point from the flower to the road in the distance. What kind of autofocus do you use for this shot? The part of the video I am referring to is at 6.50 minutes🙂 best regards Antonio
Thanks, I just use manual focus. So I pull the wheel on the lens.
The movement in your shots comes out quite smooth considering you are not using a gimbal.
Panasonic GH5 IBIS 😉
So nice ! I will use those tips for my vlogs in the future for sure ! I need a good camera and lens , thank you so much ❤️🙏
Thanks, just try it out with the camera you have. It’s not about the camera 😉
Really impressed by your tips . A big thumbs up to you Pascal!
Thank you 👍🏻
Excellent "how to" on B roll on travel videos, this will definitely come in handy next time I do some filming.
Thank you 👍🏻
Hi Pascal
What an awesome tutorial, I love being able to see the movements you make, hearing the reasons why you're making them and the final shot, so it all makes sense, please make more like this, I learn so much from you.
I'm sure you've covered this to death, so please forgive me for asking.
I'm a little confused when it comes to colour grading my gopro and sony footage, should I be using a "Utility Lut" to bring my footage into "rec709" colour space, then make small corrections, then add a "Cinematic Lut" for that final mood look?
I think I understand things correctly, but wanted to check on with you first.
Boy this colour grading thing is a lot more involved than just slap on a Lut and your done.☺️
Thank you very much.
There is not the one correct way. I use the process you describe a lot but sometimes it’s also easier to grade flat color profiles manually. Really depends on the shot and the look you want to achieve.
Great video, Learnt a lot.
Only had you talked about the camera settings and secondly, had shown the clip while taking it and not after.
Thanks 👍🏻
Camera settings won’t do anything as you have to change them depending on your shooting conditions. If I show the clip while taking it, you wouldn’t see how I take it 😉
Nice... B Rolls bro....
Can you tell me which adapter you use to mount sigma canon mount?
And
And which accessories you use in this video to mount external monitor with GH5 using HDMI cable.?
Want to know all your rigs used in this video...
Thanks i n advance @pascal Basel
Thanks,
I used the Viltrox EF-M2, Atomos Ninja V with Samsung SSD, a random high-speed HDMI from Amazon, Ulanzi PT-3 and Ulanzi U-40.
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Beautiful! Very helpful. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you 👍🏻
Great lesson, thank you Pascal.
Thanks 👍🏻
Thank you for sharing your tips with us.
Where can i find the basics? Like what is Broll for example. I hope you have a video explaining the basics.
What technique was that when suddenly you zoomed in to the birds?
Great content ! congrats !!
I used to just shoot randomly and my videos don't make any sense... so, thank you for this video, LCA fam.
Welcome bro 👍🏻
Very good tips, basically don't just start shooting, look around, cone with a plan and don't have a tunnel vision
I wouldn't call it tunnel vision but you mean the right thing ;-)
Love it! Thanks for sharing your knowledge
My pleasure!
really nice but where the pos production to see how it works the shoots?
Thanks, see my other tutorials about editing.
Reading the comments before I can only agree. These are very welcome tips. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks 👍🏻
very helpful video buddy thanks alot
Great video. Thank you!
You‘re welcome. Glad you like it 👍🏻
Amazing PASCAL BASEL
Thanks bro 👍🏻
Nice to see you shot in Thailand
Best country 😊
@@pascalbasel that's whare I'm come from, just wanted to let you know I still watching your video 🙂🙂 it's all a very great tip I'm learning how to film TH-cam video your video helping me a lot
Hi
Sir
I'm from India
I'm ESAY understand...
Thank you so much sir
Love you....
Keep it up 👆.
Thank you 🙏
thanks for sharing the tips
Thank you Jayson 👍🏻
Thank you for the tips!!!
Need a steady hand tho. I keep shaking my hand. Need to practice more! And again, thank you!
Yeah it takes some practicing. But you can also stabilize in post.
One tip I've used is to have your neck strap on and push your camera away from your body. If you have the neck strap at the right length, your elbows will be at your sides and you can use the neck strap to stabilize your camera. It works very well. It's a tip I picked up from Laura Reid. She's a fashion/lifestyle vlogger out of Vancouver, but she had a couple of videos on how she shoots travel footage and that's where I picked up the tip. It made a big difference for me.
very helpful. btw what kind of gear youre using? TIA
Im heading to Japan next Friday and was curious is it weird to bring an external monitor to shoot broll? I feel like im bringing a lot of attention to myself where I dont speak the language, dont know the etiquitte, and I even want to bring my gimbal for the temples, culture, and nightlife... I can definitely fit it in a bag but not sure how I feel about it in another country where I dont know any rules anywhere.
And once you have your video uploaded, be patient and wait until all the resolutions are available in youtube or else your subscribers will have to see in 360p... Like I do now
Yes, just recognized that. Sorry^^
I like the way you mount you monitor, could you please share how you mount it?
I use the Ulanzi PT-3 and U-40 to mount it. Basically a short rail to the back with a cold shoe mount to be able to set everything up quick.
@@pascalbasel thanks
I am excited about your work...Lg.Pidi
Amazing tutorrials. Keep up the good work.!. You got a new subscriber.
Thanks Paul and welcome to my channel. 👍🏻
Good stuff Pascal!
Thanks Michal 👍🏻
Thanks for the tutorial video. At 0.45 second, the screen open horizontally wider, please let me know how did you do that transition in editing?
You either use a letterbox plugin or simply animate black images/solid color layers that come in and out from the top and bottom using keyframes.
Pascal Basel: Thank you for a quick response. I will try your suggestion.
Keep it up Basel!
Thanks bro
Witch NPF battery for your NINJA V Please?I tray PATTONA NPF550 but its not good !!
I use RAVPower from Amazon. With third party batteries it’s always a matter of luck.
Your gorgeous looks makes me watch you all the time lol haha love yo ur tutorial topics thanks sir
Thank you 🙏
Welcome to Thailand 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Khub khun krab 🙏
I have the feeling, I forgot everything I learned before🙈 I have to watch all your Videos again. Maybe I should stay in Sidemen the next 10 days until my flight to Japan. Just to make a break to practice doing video and editing ☺️
Just go out and try
Pascal Basel I need more time 😅 that‘s why I maybe should stay at one place for
My last days on Bali 🤷♀️
good ideas .i like it ..obrogado from brazil 🙏
Thanks 👍🏻
Hey Pascal, what is the setup for your monitor? That looks very useful. And what monitor are you using?
It's the Atomos Ninja V with a Samsung 1TB SSD and the Ulanzi PT-3 cold shoe plate to mount the monitor behind my camera. When it's mounted on top I easily get shake to the sides. That's why the plate from Ulanzi helps a lot.
And the ULANZI U-40 cold shoe mount to make angle adjustments easier.
@@pascalbasel Thank you. It looks like it works really well in that config. Might have to give it a try. Love your videos by the way and really appreciate the learning we all get from them/you.
It moves a bit, but a good setup overall. It‘s nice to be able to record 4K60 in 10bit 4:2:2 and ProRes HQ... makes color grading very easy.
Thanks 👍🏻
Amazing
Thank you bro for your tips 🙏🙏🙏
Just awsome
Thanks 👍🏻
Hello greeting from Singapore. Your video very helpful and I learn a lot from it. Thanks. I'm a new friend here.Have a great new week.
Thank you, greetings to Singapore 👍🏻
Always good stuff P!
Thanks bro 👍🏻
good info for my future vids ... thank you
Those are nice b roll, you have a very good film making skills. I'm trying to do b roll using my osmo pocket but the video is still shaking
Thanks, what movement do you do that causes shake?
@@pascalbasel there are some up and downs movement and not stable gliding speed.
You got me to subscribe 😊in your 1st 3 minutes bro💕💕
I’m waiting for the next video 😉
Coming on Sunday 😉
10 minutes of video for a 10 second clip....... ahhh, the work it takes to get out good video
Without talking it’s much faster. But the editing takes time 😉
Do you film them clips in slow mo or do you edit that after?
I film in 60p and edit on a 24p timeline. So I can slow them down to 40% of the original speed when I edit the video.
Pascal Basel see none of that make any sense to me, need to learn all this side of thing 😁
@@GeorginaMckimm 60p and 24p mean the frames per second. The higher fps in your camera, and the lower in your edit, the more you can slow it down. 24p is the lowest you can do.
Excellent tips👍, thanks for sharing 🙌🏻🙌🏻👍
Thank you 👍🏻
Hi there.wow so amazing!very informative.i do amateur photography too,stil learning some tricks.
Thanks 👍🏻
Learned a lot! Thanks!
Awsome
thankssss for sharingg
I'd like a video on how and what to film while traveling to make a cool video at the end without the focus being "let's go and film a travel video" so rather tips and tricks on what to shoot to build the story
Thanks for the suggestion
Use ur creative sense 🤔 get inspired by your surroundings
i want to learn
good tutorial thanks ! i think you use manual focus right ?
Thanks, I use the AF-On button. So it focuses when I press it but not when I don’t. As the AF on that lens is not good with a speedbooster I sometimes have to correct it by turning the focus ring.
@@pascalbasel thank you i will try
One more question your focus setting you use . Focus . .center of wide?
Center of wide?
@@pascalbasel focus area sony a7iii
Thanks for the idea.
Thank you very much, it will be very useful for my videos, I just requested access to the facebook group also
Thanks Eduardo, I just accepted you to the group. Welcome :-)
Thank you
Welcome to Thailand
Khub khun krab 🙏
Nice
Love your content. Do you normally shoot at 60fsp or mix it up? Editing on a 24 or 30 fps timeline?
I shoot 24p as much as possible and 60/120p for slow motion or if I'm not sure if I want to slow it down or not.
@@pascalbasel thx! Do you edit on a 24 or 30 fps timeline?
Really useful video, thanks.
Thanks 👍🏻
Thank you very much !! I just come to your channel !!
Thanks 😊
Ow! Here it comes! 😲😮
Nice video and tips!!
Thank you 👍🏻
Does the auto focus work with the sigma and the canon eos r with their adapter?
I didn’t use the EOS R. But it can’t be worse as on the GH5^^
@@pascalbasel Thank you! sorry I thought it was an EOS R.
Hi. What lens did u use. 18-35?
Yes, Sigma 18-35 with Viltrox Ef-M2.
Nice tips friend. Keep it up👍👍👌
Thank you 😊
Great lesson!
Thanks 👍🏻
Thank you brother
Welcome
Good like 😊😁
Verry good info. Really usefull. Keep it up
Thanks 👍🏻
Very nice
how many millimetre is the lens?
This is helpful thank you
Thanks 👍🏻
Hey Pascal...great work! Do you do editing for hire?
Thanks, yes I do. Just PM me.
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Khub khun krab 🙏
Thanks for this sir.
Welcome 😊
Wow..that's cool
Thank you 👍🏻