Thank you all for stopping by. I just wanted to say that these are the methods I use to get footage to look the way I like. By no means are they the correct or only way to achieve similar results. If you liked the video or find it helpful, please show some love by giving a thumbs up and I follow. Appreciate it thank you all.
Now it's finally here - the secret sauce of our beloved vlog ninja! :D Thanks for sharing my friend! Your tutorial is easy to understand and straight forward, but I have the feeling you make it look easier then it is, at least for me. But this motivates me to dive into the topic of video color grading. Right now I want to make my Osmo Pocket 3 look better and it is definitly capable with Dlog 10bit footage - I just suck at color grading currently - guess being partially colour blind is also not as helpful :D For photography it's quite easy for me. When I don't get the color I would like, I simply switch to black and white and it usually saves my day and the image looks good. That doesn't work so well for video, specially if I want to create YT content 😇 Have a nice day my man!
Hahahaha! The black-and-white thing killed me because it's so true. I was speaking to the guy at the camera store and he said the same thing. Color grading is hard at first but becomes easier once you've done a few. You begin to learn what you like and hate. I guess the simple answer is the more you do, the better you get. For me, I want all my stuff to look like the movie District 9 haha. so I just do that
I loved everything about this, been waiting for this vid for awhile as your grade has always made your vlogs stand out to everyone else's... and up front love that you also use Premiere. I too crank up my vignetting on Premiere while lowering my shadows to add contrast and lower exposure. I never use scopes either, but i totally agree with your whole philosophy and approach here. I need get his Arri LUTs and load then into my camera. The colors are so pleasing. Dig this tutorial style too... Killer footage as well!
Thanks B-Dawg. I've always admired the quality of your edits as well. I think too often times people listen to big-name influencers and follow what they say without even knowing how or why haha. You don't have Phantom luts? 😲 It's essentially the cheat code haha.
Love your videos Noi! Thanks for sharing your colouring and editing process. Another idea for the anamorphicish you can play around is having the videos aspect ratio to be 2.39 (4096 x 1714) for your videos resolution. I think it's really neat to do especially for most users who view on desktop in theatre mode.
@@noisackda2564 naw. I really like the art point of view you mentioned. Like why changing the aspect ratio or adding vignetting to an image to guide the viewers eyes. That’s what makes it your channel bro👍
I'm so surprised on how simple your process is! And I thought you use DaVinci for some reason. Always love the look of your videos, and I'm happy finally get to see how they come together like this. Do you not do anything to your audio? Are they raw from the mic you use? Also you use ND filter to control the exposure quick outside right? Does your footage sometimes get blueish hard vignettes? I come across that problem recently..
Hey, thanks! Yeah, my methods are the lazy man's methods. If I can't edit a video in three hours I just won't do it at all. I'm surprised how my color techniques have held up. It's definitely not the typical way to do it. Regarding the ND filter. I find that the vignetting happens on APSC lenses quite a bit for some reason. It rarely happens with my full-frame camera. I don't know if it's just the lenses are bigger or I'm using better quality filters for them. I know that some of my VND's have terrible vignetting though. Orrrrrr I just thought of this now. I never crank my VND to max. That's how you also get the vignetting. I usually put it to medium and crank my shutter to something stupid like 1/500 haha. As for the audio. most of it is captured through the built-in mic on the ZV-E1 believe it or not. It's pretty great. I also use the Sony bluetooth mic which I swear by. The audio is always so good when I use it.
@@noisackda2564 right! I notice the vignettes’ really bad on my outdoor afternoon shots, that’s probably why I don’t notice it usually. And build in mic!? Geez, crazy!
@@HiImZ91 You know I thought about getting those Peter McKinnon VND's but naw haha. I would rather spend that money on a lens. Ya the mic always surprises me. It's the reason I don't have the Sony shotgun mic even though I still look for a deal on those from time to time :P
@@noisackda2564 Yea, color grading can be intimidating. It’s why a lot of people just want to throw a LUT on everything. But, with a little bit of effort, as you know, people can create great imagery. It’s worth learning how to grade, in my book.
Good Video, but there is a, in my opinion real hot take. at 4:20 your are saying: "There is no science. Color Correcting is just preference" I just want to clarify some confusion here. Color Correcting is Science, because Color Correcting is including converting your footage from LOG/RAW to Rec.709 as well as exposure and white balance. Everything else is Color Grading, and yes there is no science behind that apart from it should look well... oh yeah and in 99,999% of the cases it should look consisten from shot to shot
I agree. I'm simply trying to urge people to be more creative with the medium without being locked to what the hardware is telling you what the perfect settings are.
I wish you would make more enticing content for TH-cam… these videos will never get more than 50-100 views.. I think you have to much potential but you’re kinda stuck in making 2010 content in 2024 which is fun for us old people to look at but doesn’t take into consideration of the 99% who watch TH-cam I feel ljke
Great video! I feel kind of honored by it, as it really resonates with the thoughts I shared in my comment on your last video. I don't understand why your channel isn't more popular. It deserves millions of views. In my opinion, it's the best cinematic vlog on TH-cam. Thanks for showing the color grading technique you use. I've been following your channel for a while, and I have to say it has that "something." A special vibe that sets you apart from the many other videos on TH-cam. You mention artistic aspects, and I must say, in my opinion, you've created some scenes that deserve a Hollywood level, especially since the color grading closely resembles the style of the movie "Joker." The scenes I'm talking about are the window perspective at timestamp 2:46, the profile shot from below at 2:50, and the scene at 2:55 in the episode "Cinematic vlogging FX30." Additionally, the well-chosen music does a great job.
Wow! Thanks so much for this 🥲 I needed this as I was stating to doubt myself. I have to be realistic though. I am just vlogging my life and it’s a lot to ask of people to be interested in it but thank you so much for saying I deserve much more 😭🥲 I’m happy my content is being appreciated. Thanks so much friend.
Thank you all for stopping by. I just wanted to say that these are the methods I use to get footage to look the way I like. By no means are they the correct or only way to achieve similar results. If you liked the video or find it helpful, please show some love by giving a thumbs up and I follow. Appreciate it thank you all.
Bro your a G - your outlook on everything is soo on point! Never stop creating. Thank you for sharing
I appreciate it. Thank you :)
This is great. I love to hear your perspective. Great work, and you should do more of this!
Appreciate it :) I actually don’t enjoy making these haha but feel I should provide something of value from time to time 😂
Now it's finally here - the secret sauce of our beloved vlog ninja! :D
Thanks for sharing my friend! Your tutorial is easy to understand and straight forward, but I have the feeling you make it look easier then it is, at least for me. But this motivates me to dive into the topic of video color grading. Right now I want to make my Osmo Pocket 3 look better and it is definitly capable with Dlog 10bit footage - I just suck at color grading currently - guess being partially colour blind is also not as helpful :D
For photography it's quite easy for me. When I don't get the color I would like, I simply switch to black and white and it usually saves my day and the image looks good. That doesn't work so well for video, specially if I want to create YT content 😇
Have a nice day my man!
Hahahaha! The black-and-white thing killed me because it's so true. I was speaking to the guy at the camera store and he said the same thing.
Color grading is hard at first but becomes easier once you've done a few. You begin to learn what you like and hate. I guess the simple answer is the more you do, the better you get. For me, I want all my stuff to look like the movie District 9 haha. so I just do that
I loved everything about this, been waiting for this vid for awhile as your grade has always made your vlogs stand out to everyone else's... and up front love that you also use Premiere. I too crank up my vignetting on Premiere while lowering my shadows to add contrast and lower exposure. I never use scopes either, but i totally agree with your whole philosophy and approach here.
I need get his Arri LUTs and load then into my camera. The colors are so pleasing. Dig this tutorial style too... Killer footage as well!
Thanks B-Dawg. I've always admired the quality of your edits as well. I think too often times people listen to big-name influencers and follow what they say without even knowing how or why haha.
You don't have Phantom luts? 😲 It's essentially the cheat code haha.
Love your videos Noi! Thanks for sharing your colouring and editing process. Another idea for the anamorphicish you can play around is having the videos aspect ratio to be 2.39 (4096 x 1714) for your videos resolution. I think it's really neat to do especially for most users who view on desktop in theatre mode.
Thanks so much. Love this idea! I'll remember to do this for my next video.
Love it! Can’t wait for the next one! =)
Thanks so much :)
I love Aichi/Mie-ken! I plan on visiting again this summer :)
Nice! It's beautiful. I miss it already.
Oh I love this one😄🍿🍿🍿
The cinematic master himself. I feel embarrassed posting this in front of such greatness 🥲 I know im doing everything wrong 😂
@@noisackda2564 😂stop man😄 I am not good in taking compliments😄 but thx so much. And I love your style my man🫶 🍿
@@romankuhler :P I should have called this the lazy mans way to color grade haha
@@noisackda2564 naw. I really like the art point of view you mentioned. Like why changing the aspect ratio or adding vignetting to an image to guide the viewers eyes. That’s what makes it your channel bro👍
@@romankuhler All art school stuff :P But it applies to everything. Thanks again man :)
Glad I found this channel 🙏🏼
I'm glad you found me :)
Good stuff. I watched this the other day on my TV.
Thanks so much!!! Also, I'm jealous. I wish my wife would allow me to hook up a computer to my TV :(
YT app on roku tv is what I use.
@@buscampers I feel so tech-deficient right now lol!
This is great work man. Thanks for the inspiration 🙏
Thank you. I appreciate it :)
This is why I only listen to small channels. Honest non-shill content. 🙏
I can tell you’re a cool guy 😬🙌
He's back.
Like herpes
I'm so surprised on how simple your process is! And I thought you use DaVinci for some reason. Always love the look of your videos, and I'm happy finally get to see how they come together like this. Do you not do anything to your audio? Are they raw from the mic you use? Also you use ND filter to control the exposure quick outside right? Does your footage sometimes get blueish hard vignettes? I come across that problem recently..
Hey, thanks! Yeah, my methods are the lazy man's methods. If I can't edit a video in three hours I just won't do it at all. I'm surprised how my color techniques have held up. It's definitely not the typical way to do it. Regarding the ND filter. I find that the vignetting happens on APSC lenses quite a bit for some reason. It rarely happens with my full-frame camera. I don't know if it's just the lenses are bigger or I'm using better quality filters for them. I know that some of my VND's have terrible vignetting though. Orrrrrr I just thought of this now. I never crank my VND to max. That's how you also get the vignetting. I usually put it to medium and crank my shutter to something stupid like 1/500 haha. As for the audio. most of it is captured through the built-in mic on the ZV-E1 believe it or not. It's pretty great. I also use the Sony bluetooth mic which I swear by. The audio is always so good when I use it.
@@noisackda2564 right! I notice the vignettes’ really bad on my outdoor afternoon shots, that’s probably why I don’t notice it usually. And build in mic!? Geez, crazy!
@@HiImZ91 You know I thought about getting those Peter McKinnon VND's but naw haha. I would rather spend that money on a lens. Ya the mic always surprises me. It's the reason I don't have the Sony shotgun mic even though I still look for a deal on those from time to time :P
Nice footage ❤️ what kind of music? Artlist?
Thank you! Music is from Epidemic sounds
Wow, you just revealed the secret ingredients for everyone 🥹
Haha! I'm fine with it. I'm pretty sure I'm doing things all wrong.
How do you get that orange teal look? Please explain. Its very pleasing without being overdone. Pl make a tutorial on that
thank you
No! Thank you!
Excellent imagery. Your color grading gives the scene real character. Less clinical and therefore more engaging.
Thank you so much! I really love color grading. I used to hate it :P
@@noisackda2564 Yea, color grading can be intimidating. It’s why a lot of people just want to throw a LUT on everything. But, with a little bit of effort, as you know, people can create great imagery. It’s worth learning how to grade, in my book.
@@AllThingsFilm1 100% . It is an art.
Bro where can i get those luts ?
These luts are called Arri Phantom luts
Good Video, but there is a, in my opinion real hot take. at 4:20 your are saying: "There is no science. Color Correcting is just preference"
I just want to clarify some confusion here. Color Correcting is Science, because Color Correcting is including converting your footage from LOG/RAW to Rec.709 as well as exposure and white balance. Everything else is Color Grading, and yes there is no science behind that apart from it should look well... oh yeah and in 99,999% of the cases it should look consisten from shot to shot
I agree. I'm simply trying to urge people to be more creative with the medium without being locked to what the hardware is telling you what the perfect settings are.
I wish you would make more enticing content for TH-cam… these videos will never get more than 50-100 views.. I think you have to much potential but you’re kinda stuck in making 2010 content in 2024 which is fun for us old people to look at but doesn’t take into consideration of the 99% who watch TH-cam I feel ljke
I hear ya, but I’m content with it 🙂
Genuine question. What are 99% people on TH-cam like to watch? I would like to make videos that would have that kind od reach.
Never say never.
@@TEDDYKILLAH Tik Tok-like content I'm assuming. Stuff that is controversial and viral.
Great video! I feel kind of honored by it, as it really resonates with the thoughts I shared in my comment on your last video. I don't understand why your channel isn't more popular. It deserves millions of views. In my opinion, it's the best cinematic vlog on TH-cam. Thanks for showing the color grading technique you use. I've been following your channel for a while, and I have to say it has that "something." A special vibe that sets you apart from the many other videos on TH-cam. You mention artistic aspects, and I must say, in my opinion, you've created some scenes that deserve a Hollywood level, especially since the color grading closely resembles the style of the movie "Joker." The scenes I'm talking about are the window perspective at timestamp 2:46, the profile shot from below at 2:50, and the scene at 2:55 in the episode "Cinematic vlogging FX30." Additionally, the well-chosen music does a great job.
Wow! Thanks so much for this 🥲 I needed this as I was stating to doubt myself. I have to be realistic though. I am just vlogging my life and it’s a lot to ask of people to be interested in it but thank you so much for saying I deserve much more 😭🥲 I’m happy my content is being appreciated. Thanks so much friend.
Noice!
Here's my art channel :P
What a guy 🤣