I'm planning to create shorter videos like this + behind-the-scenes of my photo & video shoots (maybe speedarts too). Let me know what you think! _ My Favourite Portrait Lens: th-cam.com/video/PZQUglphFtQ/w-d-xo.html What's in My Travel Tech Bag: th-cam.com/video/H4zyaFv-OoE/w-d-xo.html My Gear Playlist: bit.ly/2vvAmtr
Iso 5000 and so clean? How did you get it looking so good, little to no noise and even with shutter speed that high. I'm super impressed and desperate to learn how you achieved that. Keep up the great work, you earned a new subscriber 😉
Hey Steven great job. Everybody was saying that A series at 1080 120fps sucks and they are so soft. But your video is not. I was about to quit buying A6600 and was thinking of buying XT-4. Now i am little bit confused :)
Hey Great Video but i have i question... do you recommend a upgrade from the Sony a6300 to a6500? Or which one should I buy... is the a6500 worth the extra money? Btw. your endcard is clean af would like to see a video about it!
Hey Steven, which camera would you recommend to start with concert / low light photography ? looking for something good in the lower / mid price segment as i'm not too experienced with photography so far :D
hmm doesnt make sense! why did you go 320 shutter when you only needed 240-250 shutter of a second at 120FPS. that explains all the jitter on the lights
Hey Steven. I have the a6000 and was wondering if you could give a couple of pointers and tips that help with low light. I've just began to use it but have very little knowledge and I was hoping you could help me out. Thanks :)
I’ll be making a video on shooting in low light very soon. Shoot at a high f. stop (ex. 2.0, 1.8, etc..). Increase ISO (not too much or it’ll be grainy). Play around with the shutter speed (if the subject isn’t moving a lot, keep it lower - lower shutter speed = brighter).
Usually you want to set the shutter speed as 2x your frame rate. The frame rate was 120 so I should’ve shot at 1/240 but the subject was moving and I didn’t want a lot of motion blur so I increased the shutter speed. Also, because shooting at 1/240 was too bright.
Stolen Coats With Sony cameras it’s much easier to change the shutter speed than the ISO (because the menu’s are a mess). So it would be easier for me to set it at a fixed ISO instead of changing it all the time.
Steven Van mate nice work! do you use zebras? or metering for proper exposing? during the day i normally relay on no zebras as much as possible and close to 0 on metering..
![Two teens fall in love as their bodies begin to fade away. | In Shades [Sony A6300]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/n0S80U0P6v4/mqdefault.jpg)
I'm planning to create shorter videos like this + behind-the-scenes of my photo & video shoots (maybe speedarts too).
Let me know what you think!
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My Favourite Portrait Lens: th-cam.com/video/PZQUglphFtQ/w-d-xo.html
What's in My Travel Tech Bag: th-cam.com/video/H4zyaFv-OoE/w-d-xo.html
My Gear Playlist: bit.ly/2vvAmtr
Steven Van it's amazing that you can get this kind of footage from such an affordable camera. It always blows my mind. 🙌
Love seeing these clean cinematics 😤
Iso 5000 and so clean? How did you get it looking so good, little to no noise and even with shutter speed that high. I'm super impressed and desperate to learn how you achieved that. Keep up the great work, you earned a new subscriber 😉
RT
your work is actually amazing
Thanks 🤟
Instagram outro was MEGA clean. 💯
Thanks haha
Can you show us how to make a similar one
Man this was so good. If this was just a test then I def can't wait to see you at your best jeez
Great information and great work, thank you.
Thank you!
That Outro though 🔥
Clean af ❤️
Thanks!
Congrats on 100K GG
Instinct thank you!
Steven Van Enjoy your play button! ;)
I will :)
Hey Steven great job. Everybody was saying that A series at 1080 120fps sucks and they are so soft. But your video is not. I was about to quit buying A6600 and was thinking of buying XT-4. Now i am little bit confused :)
Hey Great Video but i have i question... do you recommend a upgrade from the Sony a6300 to a6500?
Or which one should I buy... is the a6500 worth the extra money?
Btw. your endcard is clean af would like to see a video about it!
A6500 is slightly better for video that’s it. If you’re looking for an improvement in video it’s worth it, otherwise, no.
Dope
thanks!
I am trying to get this camera so great timing!
Ayy!
How come when I film in night scenery I get grainy videos?
A6300
Sigma 16 1.4
120 fps
1/250 shutter
Auto iso
Auto iso is not great :/
Hey Steven, which camera would you recommend to start with concert / low light photography ? looking for something good in the lower / mid price segment as i'm not too experienced with photography so far :D
nikon d3400 or if you have more to spend maybe sony A6000 or A6300
Lumix G7 is always the way to go
i heard it wasn't that great for low light situations but that's a good pick too
I’d go with the Sony a6000 + Sony 50mm f/1.8 lens or Panasonic G7 + 42.5mm f/1.7 lens (I used this at my first couple concerts).
Thanks so much for your recommendations everybody :D
dope vid. How you get rid of noise from 5000 iso? Did you get rid of it in post or was there not much in raw footage?
ayo steven,
i was wondering my dude, do you try to get the exposure to 0? thank you man!
How do you do your end credits man it's so tylish i love it!
Can we make slow motion video with phone I mean is there any app?
hmm doesnt make sense! why did you go 320 shutter when you only needed 240-250 shutter of a second at 120FPS.
that explains all the jitter on the lights
Hey Steven. I have the a6000 and was wondering if you could give a couple of pointers and tips that help with low light. I've just began to use it but have very little knowledge and I was hoping you could help me out. Thanks :)
I’ll be making a video on shooting in low light very soon. Shoot at a high f. stop (ex. 2.0, 1.8, etc..). Increase ISO (not too much or it’ll be grainy). Play around with the shutter speed (if the subject isn’t moving a lot, keep it lower - lower shutter speed = brighter).
Why did you choose to shoot at 1/320 shutter speed? Just curious
Usually you want to set the shutter speed as 2x your frame rate. The frame rate was 120 so I should’ve shot at 1/240 but the subject was moving and I didn’t want a lot of motion blur so I increased the shutter speed. Also, because shooting at 1/240 was too bright.
Yeah interesting you went with shutter speed instead of iso...but image looks super clean at iso 5000...thats awesome!
Stolen Coats With Sony cameras it’s much easier to change the shutter speed than the ISO (because the menu’s are a mess). So it would be easier for me to set it at a fixed ISO instead of changing it all the time.
Steven Van mate nice work! do you use zebras? or metering for proper exposing? during the day i normally relay on no zebras as much as possible and close to 0 on metering..