Happy I found your video. Was looking for tips on cinematic photography, which were great, but also got a warm and relaxing voice to listen to. Definitely looking into the rest of your channel!
This is so helpful considering I want to become unit still photographer and could not figure out how exactly they made that cinematic look. Thank you for your commentary it really helped!
Best video that explained being cinematic I've watched so far. Thanks for sharing. Can you also make one to share how to create a relatively high key cinematic photo? I've watched a lot videos, but all of them are about moody, low key cinematic lighting. I'm not sure what a high key cinematic photo should look like, but probably shouldn't be the same as the traditional high key photo.
Thanks Shu. I shot it just after the sun had set so the lighting is soft and low contrast. When you have direct harsh sunlight it’ll be harder to get this look. So look for softer lighting situations (cloudy, shade, pre dawn, post sunset etc)
@@j.r.j.8499 Thanks for clarifying. You can fine tune colors if you'd like. But for the most part, I adjust colors using the White Balance & Tint w/ desaturation as shown in the video.
Usually Classic Chrome, but I edit in Lr and sometimes it defaults to Adobe on import. Usually just tweak the colors til I’m happy so it doesn’t matter so much what base profile I use.
I print my best work. I have not had much success with dark and moody in print. I feel that the cinematic look is fine for the web but not for print. Is it just me?
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Advice at the beginning was great: shoot for a cinematic edit in mind
Man!!! That was the answer I was looking for!!! So many so complicated videos but the answer was so simple! Thanks!!!
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Happy I found your video. Was looking for tips on cinematic photography, which were great, but also got a warm and relaxing voice to listen to. Definitely looking into the rest of your channel!
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Finnnnaaaallyy, I found what I was looking for all these days, have spent many hours to get my reward in the end. Thannk you a lot!! Great tutorial!
Glad I could help!
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Can you make a review video for the cinematic pictures and the Visual effects for this movie.
" The Lady Of heaven" 2M views at
The only Lightroom Edit i watched till the end, straight forward tutorial and tips.
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Really helped, thanks a lot
You're a legend!
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Great video Andrew! Love how calmly you've explained it all. You got yourself a new subscriber!
Thanks Richi!
Thank you for this video
This is a really wonderful way to edit! Glad I stumbled across your videos. I'll be watching more in the future.
Thanks, Jean-Pierre!
😱😱..You make it look so easy
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@@andrewhkim Why don't you make more
Planning to. Here’s another one in the meantime ...
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Very much underrated and found exactly what I was looking for.
A motion picture will a lot of suspense.
Lots of love
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Thanks for your perspective with lightroom!
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful editing Andrew
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This is so helpful considering I want to become unit still photographer and could not figure out how exactly they made that cinematic look. Thank you for your commentary it really helped!
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Thanks Kim,Very useful video
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This is some quality man!! Im into cinematic photography too glad I stumbled upon this
awesome!
Best video that explained being cinematic I've watched so far. Thanks for sharing. Can you also make one to share how to create a relatively high key cinematic photo? I've watched a lot videos, but all of them are about moody, low key cinematic lighting. I'm not sure what a high key cinematic photo should look like, but probably shouldn't be the same as the traditional high key photo.
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subscribed...good stuff
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Great video. I love to edit in this style and you have given me more inspiration.
Dope tips thank you
Pure gold bro..!!
This is great wok, subscribed instantly.
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This really helps a lot for me. Appreciate it man and looking forward for more!
Peace!
Thanks, glad to help!
can we use this for film... ty andrew... much appreciated
Excellent tips for cinematic editing, one question what is the model of the base of your laptop?
Thanks! It’s a Rain Design mStand
Excellent tut thanks. Like your style. Subbed.
Thanks, Pete!
potential user of x100f, I like the cinematic moody look on photograph, please consider doing more x100f content~
that's the plan!
Thanks for tips Andrew, i noticed the images had a teal tint from the beginning, did you make a custom profile to include this? the images look great.
bring back the skintones by adjusting vibrance? I thought saturation is better for this?
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Very useful video... !! Thanks !
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Great Video!
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thank you for this
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thank you for the awesome video. one thing i am curious is why does your original photo looked cinematic already? camera setting?
Thanks Shu. I shot it just after the sun had set so the lighting is soft and low contrast. When you have direct harsh sunlight it’ll be harder to get this look. So look for softer lighting situations (cloudy, shade, pre dawn, post sunset etc)
@@andrewhkim gotcha! Thank again. Keep posting videos brother, love them.
Geat video. Thanks for your tips. However, I was kind of missing adjustments in colours. Is it necessary? Best regards.
What do you mean by missing adjustments in colours?
@@andrewhkim Is is necessary to make adjustments on the HSL panel? Is there any tone/colour more suitable for a film look? Thanks in advance
@@j.r.j.8499 Thanks for clarifying. You can fine tune colors if you'd like. But for the most part, I adjust colors using the White Balance & Tint w/ desaturation as shown in the video.
@@andrewhkim understood. Thanks for your help. Once again, great video.
How can I get this preset?
👍 Do you use a Pro Mist filter when you shoot with the intention of editing with a cinematic vibe?
Haven't even heard of the Pro Mist filter til you mentioned it. I'd be curious to test it out. TIFFEN, WHERE YOU AT?? 😀
Which colour profile did you use?
Usually Classic Chrome, but I edit in Lr and sometimes it defaults to Adobe on import. Usually just tweak the colors til I’m happy so it doesn’t matter so much what base profile I use.
Hey.. Where did you get your glasses? They look really good on you haha
haha, thanks! Persol 3168v is the model
@@andrewhkim Thank you!
Good stuff, thanks for sharing!
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Thanks for sharing, what camera do you use?
these were shot on the X100F
I print my best work. I have not had much success with dark and moody in print. I feel that the cinematic look is fine for the web but not for print. Is it just me?
I haven’t printed this style yet. I’d imagine it’ll take some trial and error to get a good result. Perhaps a future video idea 🤔
Do you have a preset we can buy?
I don’t but maybe I should work on that!
Andrew H. Kim Yes sir! Looking forward to it.
u lose texture in black and shadows there's a point to do it better
how?