Great tips, dude! Even since 3 years back. I especially like that whip handheld transition ideas, forwards and backwards and then switching while editing. And i am not alone here. Man! When i watched the initial sequence before explanation i was sure you did speed ramping in the edit. And, amigo, you look soooo mature today in copmare with this video. What a transition! Only in 3 years. Ever thought of a time laps of your own evolution? 😊
Thank you! I have a sad garden that I want to bring to life. I figured I may as well point a camera at it while I’m doing it. These were the kind of tips I was looking for. Thank you!!!
I just watched your videos and instantly had to subscribe to your channel. Your videos are very informative and help me a lot since I just opened a new Channel myself. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Amazing video brother...n Ur explanations r too good with simple elegance that easily can understandable ... Accent was clean n enough for everyone to hear Clear
Great information here Joris. I'm trying to do more video to add to my landscape photography. You mention to not edit a 60 FPS video on a 60 FPS timeline. I understand why. So what Frame rate time line do you use? If I'm absorbing anything here I'm going to say 120. Does this also apply to 24 and 120 FPS shot video? Thank you for putting this out there. This old dog is still trying to learn some new tricks.
Hi, I'm a new bee and I want to ask something to make it clear. So if I shoot at 60 FPS ,should I edit it at 120 FPS timeline or at 24 FPS timeline to get the cinematic view ?
Is there any video you explaining to make a smoothness between transitions? I am not talking about the in camera-transition, but the way you handle your camera movement. For example you shoot one cut with dolly-in motion with a bit of left rotation and you do the same for following cut. Or an another example would be you shooting a tree from bottom to top with left rotation and the following cut, you do the same movement to make the transition smooth.
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hey, i have a question: you said that if you shoot in 60fps don't edit on a 60 fps timeline, so which i use, a higher number timeline (120 fps) or lower (24 fps)
Ough, I should watch this video first before taking footage. Unfortunately, I already took many footage in boring location and it's far from my location. I'll try all this tips for the next footage in other location.
Hi, congratulation for your channel and contents, can i ask you a question? clip for this footage Were they all shot at 60fps? then in post production you exported the video at 24fps?
3:17 what does it mean? 60 FPS not to edit on 60 FPS timeline in real time footage? How does it stand for example in Premiere Pro? Amazing video btw! :)
Hey! So, I always edit on a 24fps timeline. That means that I shoot 24fps for real time footage and whenever I shoot 60 or 120fps, it's to use as slow motion.
@@JorisHermans So when I open Premiero Pro I can choose the timeline's FPS count? If yes then if I have 24 fps and 60 fps footage that I want to use in the same project (60 fps only for slow motions) I can still do it right?
Slow motion will get rid of most of the little shakes and stutters. Also turning on image stabilization of course but but it depends how good the stabilization on your camera is.
How do you speed up and slow down the footage when shooting at 60fps? I presume you are in a 24fps timeline? When I bring 60 fps into a 24fps timeline it looks choppy if it isn't slowed down. So how did you get the fast motions not to look choppy? Hope that question makes sense....
Joris Hermans Hi Joris, yes I’ve just recently downloaded it but haven’t gotten too deep yet. I’m fairly new to video and trying to understand the speed ramps and such so that I can better plan which frame rates to use at different times.
Ok, so working on a 24fps timeline, right-click on the 60fps clip and open Clip Attributes and set the fps there to 24. The clip should now be in smooth slow motion and if you want you can speed it up again by right-clicking and opening Clip Speed. For speed ramping you should open Retime Controls.
Joris Hermans yes, I got that, but when it’s not at 24fps it’s jittery because when a 60fps clip is put in a 24fps timeline without slowing down, it’s removing frames to fit the timeline. I didn’t know if there was something I was missing. Your video doesn’t look choppy when it’s fast. Is there a specific rate you speed it up to? Or just eyeing it to what’s pleasing? Really appreciate the quick responses by the way!
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Thanks for watching, guys! 🙏🏻
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I need to try this with my garden. What a great b roll 😉
Great tips, dude! Even since 3 years back. I especially like that whip handheld transition ideas, forwards and backwards and then switching while editing. And i am not alone here. Man! When i watched the initial sequence before explanation i was sure you did speed ramping in the edit. And, amigo, you look soooo mature today in copmare with this video. What a transition! Only in 3 years. Ever thought of a time laps of your own evolution? 😊
That reverse tip for focus was legendary
def!! that tip was my biggest gain here. thank you
Man.. that reverse shot tip for the focus is sooo good! great video bro! love it 🙏
6:57 the wind comes in great timing, the best I've seen so far 😄
Thank you! I have a sad garden that I want to bring to life. I figured I may as well point a camera at it while I’m doing it. These were the kind of tips I was looking for. Thank you!!!
Thanks again for sharing those tips 👍🙏😊💙
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Very helpful, thank you for your work!
Thank YOU for watching my older videos 🙏🏻😎
Thanks Joris. I have a boring location I'm going to film today. Very helpful.
It would be interesting! I can't wait to test a boring B-roll behind the scenes. Thanks for your advice!
Thanks for the video
Nice, helpful tips
Thank you very much❤
It's not a boring place !
And very good tips thanks 🌹
Maybe... ordinary place?
Great tutorial bro 👏 really helpful
The A-roll of you talking to the camera is cinematic by itself hahaa
the first few minutes of you speaking are THE reasons I left my job a few weeks ago!
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man I've watched like 20 vids so far but yours is the best, thanks so much really helpful tips
Thanks for watching 🙏🏻🔥
Great, thanks
Very well said bro
Excellent
That's good thank you for teaching the technique..
Thanks for the tips, really helpful!
This is your boring location? This is like 1000x better than my backyard.
Maybe I'll have to try and shoot a b-roll on your backyard then... 🤔😉
thank You For Your information .Keep it up 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 🙏🏻
Thanks for the tips! It’ll help me practice my cinematography
hii I am from india ...plz be my friend ...
thank u so much , i have 7d canon i love filming and edting and i try to learn it as professional ur videos heleped me alot
The intro talk was great. Great advice
Glad you liked it!
Very very very very helpful. Thank you ✌️
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Very nice, informative video.
Helpful for the Beginners
KIU..........Keep it up 😀
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Sir!! Very very helpful and informative. ♥
Thank you for this! I subscribed🙌🏼
Awesome tips! 👌🏽
Very informative idol. Thank you for sharing👍😍
Nice tips dude, gonna go and practice with my EOS R.. 🤘
Very well explained. Going to give it a go:)
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So usefull mate..keep on sharing..you have my like
Thanks, man! And if you like short films, check out my latest video! I will drop a behind-the-scenes video of that film too next week 💥
@@JorisHermans yes i will mate.
Thanks for this video brother. I am beginner and I buy Panasonic Gh5 ii and hope to get a beautiful cinematic video next time
Good advice man, also 8k let's goooo
Beautiful work, and really helpful advice, thank you!
Great video. Thanks!
This is really good for someone who wants to get into videography! thank you so much!
Awesome!Thanks for the tips
here for that wind timing tho .. cool af
I just watched your videos and instantly had to subscribe to your channel. Your videos are very informative and help me a lot since I just opened a new Channel myself. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
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Nice bro this is awesomeness 👌
You got me 😎
Thanks for that!
Amazing video brother...n Ur explanations r too good with simple elegance that easily can understandable ... Accent was clean n enough for everyone to hear Clear
Made my day 👊🏻💥
Great tutorial brother man! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Perfect explaination. Thank you!
Thanks, great recommendations👍🙏
Great information here Joris. I'm trying to do more video to add to my landscape photography. You mention to not edit a 60 FPS video on a 60 FPS timeline. I understand why. So what Frame rate time line do you use? If I'm absorbing anything here I'm going to say 120. Does this also apply to 24 and 120 FPS shot video? Thank you for putting this out there. This old dog is still trying to learn some new tricks.
Hi, I'm a new bee and I want to ask something to make it clear. So if I shoot at 60 FPS ,should I edit it at 120 FPS timeline or at 24 FPS timeline to get the cinematic view ?
@@mertserhanarslan4471 24fps/30fps
Very helpful video.. Thanks for the tips! 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the tip sir!
your presentation is helpful for me and everyone. Well done. Thank you.
Thank you for your great tips!
Is there any video you explaining to make a smoothness between transitions? I am not talking about the in camera-transition, but the way you handle your camera movement. For example you shoot one cut with dolly-in motion with a bit of left rotation and you do the same for following cut.
Or an another example would be you shooting a tree from bottom to top with left rotation and the following cut, you do the same movement to make the transition smooth.
hey, i have a question: you said that if you shoot in 60fps don't edit on a 60 fps timeline, so which i use, a higher number timeline (120 fps) or lower (24 fps)
Same question here ! Could someone explain this please ?
The color grading in damn good
Great video man🔥
Brilliant video!
Thanks, my man! 🙏🏻👊🏻
So helpful, thank you Sir
nice video !
which camera + lenses did you use in these shots?
R5 + 35mm 1.8 @ f/2.8
quick question do i need to use slog or HLG for nature cinematic b-roll?
Nice and competent
Thanks, Dodik! 🙏🏻
Thanks
telles about canon m50 + sigma 30 mm 1.4
Awesome
Do you use your cameras microphone for audio?
You did an amazing job
great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Very nice. How I wish to do such good work too.
Informative Video Thank U Sir
Great advice. thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Best video i ever seen 🏅
wow! 🤩
loved it
Good tips.. - Philippines
Ough, I should watch this video first before taking footage. Unfortunately, I already took many footage in boring location and it's far from my location. I'll try all this tips for the next footage in other location.
TQ sir.....
Still waiting for your handstand at the beginning of the video 😄💪
Right, uhm, yeah... right! Uhm... about that... *runs* 👋 😊
Can you help me in buying my first and cheap camera? 🙂
Your backyard is more interesting than the entirety of Michigan 😂
Dang 😅 Now I want to visit to see if it's true 😎
Great info
Thanks for watching!
Sir can u explain how u editted this video
Love you from India
Hi, congratulation for your channel and contents, can i ask you a question? clip for this footage Were they all shot at 60fps? then in post production you exported the video at 24fps?
60fps slowed down to 24fps on a 24fps timeline.
Yo bro....
how ..... To move fast and slow.......clip motion... Where to download background sound 🎶. ❤️❤️❤️
I use Epidemic Sound.
3:17 what does it mean? 60 FPS not to edit on 60 FPS timeline in real time footage? How does it stand for example in Premiere Pro? Amazing video btw! :)
Hey! So, I always edit on a 24fps timeline. That means that I shoot 24fps for real time footage and whenever I shoot 60 or 120fps, it's to use as slow motion.
@@JorisHermans So when I open Premiero Pro I can choose the timeline's FPS count? If yes then if I have 24 fps and 60 fps footage that I want to use in the same project (60 fps only for slow motions) I can still do it right?
Yes, of course! You could even use the 60fps as real time footage because Premiere will just remove frames to make it look like 24fps.
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How do you prevent shaking when moving your camera?
Slow motion will get rid of most of the little shakes and stutters. Also turning on image stabilization of course but but it depends how good the stabilization on your camera is.
Should i shoot auto shutter speed or all manual?
I think it's best to learn how to shoot all manual. It'll take some time to learn but you'll get the best results that way.
@@JorisHermans Do proffesional cinemaphotographer always use manual?
How do you speed up and slow down the footage when shooting at 60fps? I presume you are in a 24fps timeline? When I bring 60 fps into a 24fps timeline it looks choppy if it isn't slowed down. So how did you get the fast motions not to look choppy? Hope that question makes sense....
Hey, Nicholas! Are you working on Davinci Resolve?
Joris Hermans Hi Joris, yes I’ve just recently downloaded it but haven’t gotten too deep yet. I’m fairly new to video and trying to understand the speed ramps and such so that I can better plan which frame rates to use at different times.
Ok, so working on a 24fps timeline, right-click on the 60fps clip and open Clip Attributes and set the fps there to 24. The clip should now be in smooth slow motion and if you want you can speed it up again by right-clicking and opening Clip Speed. For speed ramping you should open Retime Controls.
Joris Hermans yes, I got that, but when it’s not at 24fps it’s jittery because when a 60fps clip is put in a 24fps timeline without slowing down, it’s removing frames to fit the timeline.
I didn’t know if there was something I was missing. Your video doesn’t look choppy when it’s fast. Is there a specific rate you speed it up to? Or just eyeing it to what’s pleasing?
Really appreciate the quick responses by the way!
No, no specific rate. What’s the shutter speed you used for the 60fps footage?
Can I do these by my phone
Yes!
You don't need an ND filter if you shoot at 60 fps and slow it down in post proces.
If you want full control over the aperture you do need an ND filter.
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Iam from kerala
Cool! I've visited Kochi and Munnar in 2018.
What time of the day would it be better to make a cinematic video ????? When will a good picture come ???
Morning or evening! 💯
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