Experiencing The Breathtaking Beauty Of Thailand | Sigma fp
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A collection of my favorite moments from our Thailand dream vacation captured on the Sigma fp. I travelled somewhat light for this trip, only bringing what I thought I may need for lenses and using primarily only a couple.
I kept the vintage Nikon on practically the whole time, switching to the Canon 28mm when I needed just a teensy bit more light or a wider angle of view. I only used the Helios and the Rokinon one time each throughout the whole trip - primarily cause the Rokinon was a little large an impractical for the Sigma fp, and I had forgotten the proper step-up ring to adapter my variable ND for the Helios 😖
All in all, the Sigma fp performed wonderfully. It really did take me several days to become fully comfortable and confident in operating it in a true run 'n' gun situation, but once I overcame the learning curve it was a joy to use.
All the shots in this video were captured handheld except for three shots at 0:20, 0:57 and 2:04, on which I used a gimbal - the Zhiyun Crane 2s. Enjoy!
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Gorgeous. Just got a Sigma fp for an upcoming project. I’m curious your workflow.
For this project I shot in 12-bit 30p and 10-bit 100p (both conformed to 24p inside Resolve). I compressed the DNG files using SlimRaw straight off my Samsung T5 to a LaCie drive that I used to hold the files during the edit, reducing their size a bit and making all the media a tad bit more manageable. Due to the sheer amount of footage on each sequence, I had to create ProRes LT proxies to facilitate a smoother watch-down and organization. I hadn’t had to create proxies thus far when working with CinemaDNG, but this time proved different (for context I’m working on a 2019 MacBook Pro with and 8-core i9, 64 GB of RAM and an 8 GB Radeon Pro 5500M). Once I got into the main edit, I turned off the proxies and the edit ran smoothly. I typically set my project resolution to 1920x1080 until I’m close to export and set the render cache setting to “Smart” for ease of playback. Right before export I change the project resolution setting over to UHD and render at normal ProRes 422. Nice and simple right? 🤣😂
@@DylColeman oh wow. Thanks for taking a moment to provide this information. Realizing Premier won’t cut it for this project, so learning Resolve is on the short-list. Which lens did you use? Why?
@@BrienDunn I used two lenses mainly - a vintage Nikon (Nikkor) 35mm f/2 and the Canon EF 28mm f/1.8. I used the Helios 44-2 58mm briefly during sunset at Elephant Nature Park and a Rokinon 14mm for the one wide shot of Bangkok toward the beginning of the video. Honestly, I used the Nikon mostly because I just love the way it looks. The Canon was just a lens I’ve had for a while and the Helios is one I’ve also enjoyed getting to know since I picked it up awhile back.
@@DylColeman Interesting choices. I've got some old Nikon glass as well, one I'm curious to try now...the 50mm f1.2...and the 105mm. So now to purchase yet another adaptor. ha.
@@BrienDunn haha! That’s the only downside. I’ve got to start buying some L-mount glass. I’m testing out some Sigma Contemporary primes right now that I like so far.
Just so know I have worked on-set on the Thin Red Line, Matrix, Babe and many others (and am still working), have watched literally 1000's of "creators" (love the fresh stuff) on YT, but you my friend have "it"; the visual and artistic ability to connect to collective memories and yet the maturity and dignity to not trash those memories we all connect with. Amazing.
This comment is EVERYTHING! I try to channel a little bit of Terrence Malick vibes in a lot of my work so the fact that you've worked on the Thin Red Line and are impressed with my work means a lot 🙏🏾 Thank you so much for the praise and I'm glad you are enjoying the content. I have a huge passion for creating stunning visuals, so the fact that people can pick up on that passion through viewing my work is HUGE!
One of my favorite pieces of yours, beautiful work, never stop.
Thank you. Trying not to
Lovely footage Dylan!
nice you used underwater housing on the shots just about the water or were you risking it?
Risking it all the way lol. Haven't had a chance to use an underwater housing yet. Definitely wish I had one multiple times throughout this trip
I keep watching this video. It’s so good.
Thank you so much 🙏🏾 I watch it a lot as well lol 😂 🥰
Such a beautiful video!
Thank you! It’s a beautiful camera 🥰 I’m more than pleased to be able to capture memories on the go this way. Can’t wait to continue learning and growing with this thing!
unbelievable amazing films!!! Each shot shows the quality of fp and lens. Thank you!
Thank you!
this is so beautiful. i've only watched 28 secs and this will be the reason why i'm getting the fp. beautiful video thanks for sahring.
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it 🙏🏾😊
Wow. Just, wow!
Thank you!
Such beautiful frames... and that sound design!!!!
Thank you! 🙏🏾 Great sound design is something that inspires me so much so it means a lot that you enjoyed mine.
Same as everyone else - Just wow!
Thank you!
Beautiful!! Makes me want some vintage glass again!
I love them, and I’ve only had the chance to use a few. Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it 🙏🏾
I am torn between the 50mm's Canon FD or Contax Zeiss. If you have any advice would be greatly appreciated@@DylColeman
This is stunning! The end results make it worth the dread of such large file sizes lol. You put this together well, sir and also demonstrated tge capabilities of the fp if one has the know-how to get tge results. I hope you and your wife enjoyed the overdue vacation :-)
We did! It was one we’ll remember forever. The video helps a bit lol. Thanks for watching!
Absolutely stunning
Beautiful Video Dylan ! Looking forward to more...
Thank you very much 🙏🏾 looking forward to making more!
I have the Sigma FP - but no w I need to travel to this place :) Great work !
Thank you! And yes, Thailand is a must-visit destination in my book
LOVE these shots 😍 such an incredible journey!
It was! Glad you enjoyed the ride 😊
Only just stumbled across your channel.....absolute class with shades of Terrence Malick. Amazing.
Thank you so much! Really glad you enjoyed it. And glad you picked up on the Terrence Malick vibe. I’m a big fan lol
Man, this is absolutely awesome. I saw your video where you were deciding to use FP for the trip. The footage is first class!. I believe the Fp is a filmmaking tool in the right hands. Question. Do you think the FP L would be better in a filmmaking way? i know in a still dynamic.
Beautiful work dude! 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Thanks, my friend! Falling more and more in love with this thing as I continue to use it.
Breathtakingly beautiful ❤
Thank you so much 🙏🏾 Really glad you enjoyed it
Gorgeous! Very creative (and the special thanks section is so thoughtful)
Thank you! I couldn’t do any of it without some help. My wife is always such a good sport 🥰
@@DylColeman just a quick question. I see a yellowish tint in every sigma fp or fp L photo/video I see (barring few exceptions). Is this something to do with the default profile of the camera or does it show up in raw photos as well?
I currently have a Nikon d750 which I love, but I find the sigma fp L to be quite interesting (rolling shutter aside).
Beautiful example of
This cameras capabilities. Upscaled the 1080 60 to 4k?
Upscaled 10-bit 1080 100 fps actually. Conformed and super-scaled - great feature btw - inside DaVinci Resolve. This was first go around with the upscaling in post and I’m pretty happy with the results
that is some amazing footage!
beautiful work sir
Thank you so much! It's great to be able to remember what is possibly the best trip of our lives in such a vivid and beautiful way.
Great job!! Beautiful shots and love the grade!!!!
Thank you! Really glad you enjoyed it 🙏🏾
Beautiful shots, bro!
Thanks, my friend!
Great work. The dynamic range is amazing. Which bit depth did you shoot in?
12-bit for everything except the few slow motion shots which at the time I was shooting in 8-bit. I shoot all slow motion on the fp in HD now for the higher bit depth
loved it
Thanks so much! Really glad you enjoyed it 🙏🏾
Nice, enjoyed that.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Greatttt looks! Did you use the H264 setting, or did you handle TF out of all the data during a vacay? :)
I handled TF out of it lol. Brought several drives and compressed with SlimRaw during offload every night. Even after compression I ended up with around 6 TB of footage at the end of it all.
This is gorgeous! How do you get your footage so steady, shooting handheld? Just a steady hand or do you do some post magic?
Thank you! I do a combination of both. Shooting with a steady hand and as many points of contact as possible is the most important part, but stabilization in post does wonders. You just have to play around with the settings
Looks like your trip was great. Amazing footage of course.
You said you would share some cDNG files with us after this trip any chance for that still?
Thanks for making these videos.
Hey there! You're in luck! I just provided some sample clips in the description on my latest video that just came out this morning. I also provide some insight on my color grading process. Check it out!
@@DylColeman cool thanks
Absolutely love this! Stunning! 😍 ❤️
Thanks, brother! Glad you enjoyed it 😊
man this video felt like i was there
so crisp
Thanks 🙏🏾
Great footage! I love the sigma fp and picked up some nice vintage lenses. Hope to have time to shoot and edit something soon. Just curious, what settings did you use? Cinema DNG 12 bit, 4k/1080, 24fps? Etc. thanks again, great video
Hey there. I typically always shoot in DNG 12bit 4k 24. I went through a period where I was shooting 12bit 1080 to an SD card to save using an external drive but I’ve finally found an SSD solution that I’m pretty happy with
@@DylColeman nice! Thank you for the reply. I was debating if the resolution difference made much of a visual impact once TH-cam encryption got to it. So this helps! Your footage looks great!
There is a lot of slow-mo in your video. What resolution and framerate were you shooting at for these shots? AFAIK the FP does not do more than 30 FPS at 4K raw.
You’re correct. I was shooting that slow mo in HD. I was pretty new to that camera at the time so I ended recording the slow motion mostly at 120fps in 8-bit.
OMG, I am speechless. How long did you spend to grade this. I just wish I am a fraction as knowledgeable as you in grading. Your work is a proof of me doing it all wrong!
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed it. I STILL feel like I'm doing it all wrong btw. I think as long as you're improving with each attempt in some way, there is no wrong way. You start at the bottom in order to begin the journey to the top!
Really beautiful work!
Thank you 🙏🏾 really appreciate that.
Great work, love the edit, some of these shots are really well captured!
Thank you! Learning more and more about how to get the best out of the camera the more I use it
Awesome work!
Thank you!
Amazing footage - I love how you have graded and shot this - its very cinematic - I am interested in getting the Nikkor 35mm f2 lens - However I am looking at it on Ebay and its showing as 'Nikon 35mm F/2.8 NIKKOR-S Auto Pre-AI Wide Angle Manual Focus Lens' when I look at the Mount, it shows the following: Nikon F Pre-AI - Is this the right lens? And please could you tell me what adapter you used with it?
Hey Suchet! Unfortunately, that’s not the lens I’m using. The one I’m using is an f/2. This one here - ebay.to/3lzb3Ux I use a Nikon to EOS mount adapter ring made by K&F Concept to adapt my Nikkor 35mm to fit on the MC-21 converter and the Metabones speed booster on the Sigma fp and bmpcc4k respectively (amzn.to/3Xstl6Q)
Awesome video brother. Truly beautiful images and incredible color grade. I cant beleive you got those shots out of that little camera. Bravo!
Thanks, my friend. I’m continually amazed by the little guy
Impressive footage, I love the editing and the colors, congratulations! 🙂
Thank you so much for watching! 🙏🏾
Just wow. Beautiful images and editing. Great to see you are making it work as a travel cam. How is your storage going or are you processing as you go?
Thank you! And yes - it takes a little getting used to - but the Sigma fp definitely works as a travel cam after you get over the learning curve lol. I absolutely HAD to process as I went. I would offload the one of two 1 TB Samsung T5 drives every evening by compressing the files via SlimRaw straight onto a LaCie rugged hard drive. I would not have been able to shoot very much without doing so. Once compressed the file sizes are very manageable, but compression takes time, and I also ended up having to create proxies in editing due to the sheer amount of footage inside the DaVinci Resolve project. A lot of work, but worth it in my opinion. Thanks for watching!
Was looking for footage shot w Nikkor lenses. Thanks for sharing this.
You’re welcome!
Beautiful little film. Well done.
Thank you so much! 🙏🏾 I'm very glad you enjoyed it
@@DylColeman I know the slow motion helps, but the hand held was quite nice on the Sigma. My favourite shots were the elephant's eye, and much of the footage of your wife, which I felt was quite touching. You can see your affection for her in the shots, which is nice. She's quite patient with your camera, I think.
She is - beautiful AND patient lol. The handheld turned out well. I credit much of the stability to the EVF attachment, but a lot of it comes from stabilization in post. The micro jitters are real. No way of getting around it lol. But they’re manageable if you have the patience
i can tell the raw shot and 8bit shot. but beautiful work i love it
Good eye! And thank you!
Appreciate the great work you vested in this production. Very inspiring. I don't shoot the sigma. But I am currious about how you made the footage look so cinematic with just handheld. Please share your technique if possible. I currently shoot on Red Komodo 6k and prefer not to use any gimble. Thanks.
Thanks for watching 🙏🏾 Really glad you enjoyed it. I put in a lot of attention to detail in Post - fine-tuned stabilization and artificial zoom and frame movements where appropriate add a lot to the energy and impact of the shots.
Love this. Really nice job. I was looking at the FP last year prior to going with the LUMIX s5.
This video along with your talent to create speaks volumes 👏👏👏👏
Thanks for watching! Really appreciate the compliments 🙏🏾 How are you liking the s5?
@@DylColeman more than welcome. I really like the S5. Shot some nice music videos with it. I’m currently experimenting with FD vintage lenses using an adapter.
Did you do the voiceover on your video too. That along with the fine music choice, editing also added to a brilliant outcome.
I really need to get shooting again tbh and it’s videos like yours that encourages that need 🙏
@@DylColeman this was one of the videos shot on the s5 th-cam.com/video/hfpkHuaNHhw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=gsVdR6ZzgLaZo9Q1
@@realmattjc glad I can help inspire. The voice over is Alan Watts pulled from one of his many lectures. I pick and choose what I want or what fits as needed.
@@DylColeman nice choice. It really worked well 👏
Thank you the inspiration!
You’re very welcome!
Great work indeed. You wouldn't happen to have a tutorial on workflow and colorgrading footage from this camera would you? Im still learning and it can be quite difficult for me some times. Im using the free version of resolve at the moment
Thanks for watching! I'm working on a workflow and color grading tutorial right now actually. Should be coming out in the next week or so 👍🏾
@@DylColeman bless ur ministry good brother. Im looking forward to it and I subscribe.
Amazing work!! You created some amazing images with this camera. I have an FP but haven't used it a load yet. Trying to work out if it's the right camera to bring to Japan/Korea next year and what I'm going to need... When you're monitoring, what colour profile do you find yourself using to view? I think I've found "the one" and then I end up changing it in different conditions. I find the biggest downside for me, bigger than those you mention in your video and most people mention, is the monitoring situation with no log profile and therefore ability to use a viewing LUT :/ I'm hoping Sigma address this at some point, if not with firmware, then in a next generation camera 🤞
I don't actually use a viewing profile when monitoring. I only use false color to judge exposure, and I almost always stick to the base 100 ISO and protect the highlights. This usually means I end up underexposing by a stop or two every time, but you can bring back SO much in Resolve.
@@DylColeman yeah fair enough! I do the exact same for exposure. It’s just such a shame to not be able to view an image anything like it’ll end up. keep it up with the vids, look forward to seeing more!
also how many SSDs did you go through on your trip? If you only brought a limited amount what were you dumping to each day?
I brought two Samsung T5 1 terabyte SSDs and a Lacie Rugged drive for offloading each night. Offloading with SlimRaw each night was essential. The offload process via that software would shrink the file sizes as well, so even though I was filling the Samsungs almost every day, I was able to fit everything into one Lacie drive by the end. The total amount of footage was almost 2 TB after SlimRaw compression
Could you tell me which lens was used to shoot the eye of the elephant
That was the Canon EF 28mm f/1.8. I believe I had the "DC Crop" setting in the Sigma fp turned "on" for that shot specifically so I could get a slightly tighter angle of view. That being said, I was pretty close to that elephant. There were a few times during that trip that I either (A) almost got trampled by an elephant or (B) almost lost my camera in an elephant's mouth
@@DylColeman thank you for sharing that
I still can’t forget the image of the elephant’s eyes from my mind
Truly amazing 🤩
Very Nice!
Incomparable image quality ✨ You took the cDNG to its max. I also have an upcoming video of elephants filmed with an S5
Thanks so much! Lemme know when you post those elephants!
@@DylColeman I have published my video of Thai elephants in 4K60 10-bit vlog. I also used a CPL filter to have better highlight roll-off. This combination seems to look really well in nature landscape environments. th-cam.com/video/Cd0GodXB3t4/w-d-xo.html
Hi Dylan, was this all 1080p 12 bit raw or 4k 12 bit raw? Just curious
4k 12 bit raw for all the non slow motion shots. 10-bit 1080p for all the slow motion, shot at 100 fps
beautiful
Thanks!
Do you use a gimbal for these shots?
The only shots I used a gimbal on were the smooth lateral shots at 00:19 and 02:00
In 4k, Sigma.fp shoots only up to 30fps. How did you achieve the SLOW-MOTION shots in 4k, then? (Amazing filming, by the way. I'm an Fp owner myself)
Hey! I recorded the slow motion 100p shots in FHD and then upscaled them to 4k using Superscale in Resolve. Not REALLY 4k, but the shots turned out ok. Glad you enjoyed the video!
@DylColeman thank you for your reply and wise input 👍
@@JOAOAUGUSTODIASABREU My pleasure! I’m on vacation again doing some testing shooting 12-bit FHD to an SD card instead of an SSD like I used in Thailand and getting some great results. My thought is that the 12-bit FHD will upscale much nicer than the 8-bit and 10-bit FHD slow motion shots. We’ll see!
Bravo 👏😍
very nice video, is this all dng raw? thanks
Thank you! And yes, it is. 2160p 12-bit CinemaDNG. Mostly 30 fps conformed to 24 in Post to a slight dream-like quality to it
Amazing. All video were HANDHELD FP?
Thanks for watching! All the shots were handheld except for three gimbal shots at 0:20, 0:57 and 2:04
@@DylColeman Great. I live in Thailand. Just got FP. Will take it to travel next month.
Great film ! which Lenses ?
Thank you! I used two lenses primarily - a vintage Nikkor 35mm f/2 and the Canon 28mm f/1.8. The other two I brought - the Helios 44-2 58mm and the Rokinon 14mm - were only used for two and one shot each respectively.
nice shot and video, is this shoot on 4k raw? i like ur color grading do u use blackmagic design colorgrading on raw and use trasnform colorspace?
Correct on all accounts. I shot mostly in 30p at 4k raw and then switched over to blackmagic design color space and transformed to REC709 in Resolve. Thanks for watching!
@@DylColeman thats great.. what is the input color space and input gamma ur using? black magic 1 and black magic design film?
I actually use Blackmagic Design Pocket 4k Film Gen 4 for input color space and Blackmagic Design Film for input gamma. No particular reasoning behind it. Just liked the "starting point" that it gave me. I felt that the Blackmagic Design Film Gen 1 was a little too saturated for my tastes to start off.
amazing video! What the name of song? Please - it's make me feel so good
The song is called "Unbreakable Glass" by a group called Lights & Motion. I got it from Musicbed
Great job Dylan. I'd love to see a color-grading video for your CDNG footage. I've had the FP for a year and still struggling grading it!
You're in luck my friend. I'm going to be working on that exact video next. Stay tuned. And thanks for watching!
@@DylColeman Love to hear it! Look forward my friend.
Looks beautiful!! What ISO values did you use for the afternoon shots ?
Thank you! Anything during the day is at ISO 100. For low light situations I switch to 3200 ISO. Those are the two native ISO settings.
@@DylColeman thank you sir.
Hi Dylan,
Great video. I searching for small camera with great image. I've downloaded your samples from FP and I must say I'm impressed. The image is so organic and nice I wonder how good is 1080p DNG. I don't need 4k all the time and I'm wondering is using 1080p for a valid option? Are there any image issues like aliasing, moire and so on? Could you provide some 1080p 25,30,60 fps samples? I would be much obliged :-)
Thanks! Glad you got a chance to download the footage and play around. I too am curious about the 1080p coming out of the camera. I'll have to do some tests and perhaps create a video for that topic specifically. You're not the only one who has inquired....
@@DylColeman Thanks, good to hear. I can't wait too long though for your video. I have a trip planned in 3 weeks 😂 I need to make my decision in a week, maybe a week and a half to complete the package before my flight 😂
Very nice 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks 🙏🏾
Chills!!! Beautiful video DC.
Its HOLLYWOOD league - Thank You Dylan
Thank you!
Ahorita tengo una Canon T5i 700D con la cual igual puedo grabar en .DNG pero a 14 Bit y 14 paradas de rango dinámico por el Dual ISO
14-bit! Wow
how do you works with autofocus? so far, i cant🙁
Hey there. I don't work with autofocus typically. I've used it every now and then to get in the general area of focus quickly and then fine tune, but it's never been reliable on the fp for me
wowwwwww
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Holy shit this is amazing
Thank you! Really glad you liked it 😊
@@DylColeman what do you think of the 1080p from the sigma fp, I wanted this camera before I bought the 6k but at the time the 6k was cheaper. Now that it has dropped I wanted to pick it up again
@@blialee4837 I still need to take a deep look at the 1080p coming out of the Sigma fp, but from what I can tell it's pretty good. The 10-bit 120 fps stuff that you see in this video looks great when you "superscale" it by 2x in Resolve, but what I'm really interested in is the 1080p 24 fps 12-bit raw you can record internally. First I need a good enough SD card to capture, and they're kinda pricey.....
@@DylColeman i think truly that the real work horse of the camera is using the 1080p. You get 100fps 12bit which most cameras in our availability can't do without punching in or losing quality. I've seen others who have used it and its wonderful
@@DylColeman i only perfer the 12bit out of the camera, its way to underrated
Okay, so pound for pound, in regards to image quality only, which camera wins? BMPCC6k or sigma FP?
That would be a good test. I’ve never used the bmpcc6k personally but I’m very impressed by the image I’ve see other creators produce. You also have to define the specifics of what you mean by “quality” as well. Are we talking bit depth, codec options, color science, etc. ? That’s also why I think it would make such an interesting test
Great questions, I guess in terms of dynamic range and color. Which I guess I ultimately mean, which “looks” more cinematic or filmic.
@@jaysnappsmediallc another great idea for a test. The Sigma fp reportedly has 12.5 stops of dynamic range at ISO 100 while the Bmpcc6k boasts 13.4 stops at ISO 400. I haven’t tested either, but it’s also interesting to note how much detail is actually recoverable in post for underexposed or overexposed images captured by each. You can’t change ISO after the fact on fp footage in Resolve, but in my experience so far I’ve been able to recover 3 or 4 stops of shadow detail in Resolve on underexposed shots which I’m honestly amazed by. Also the noise patterns on the Sigma footage are actually very pleasing to me, while the noise on the blackmagic (on the 4k anyway) is always something I’d prefer to reduce or remove. I think there’s a comparison to be made for sure, but when it comes down to it, they BOTH produce great images. Which one is “better” also depends greatly on how you plan to use it. I wouldn’t use the fp in a professional environment. Period. So maybe the better question becomes ‘which one is better in which environment?’
@@DylColeman great info sir. Really appreciate it, you gotta sub from me. But you wouldn’t use the FP in real shoots? Wow! That’s surprising to hear!
Koh Chang?
Koh Lanta :)
Can you please let me know what that song is?
Never mind, I found it. Love it.
Where can I find that voiceover?
It’s a collection of Alan Watts quotes from a couple recorded lectures of his. I find them on TH-cam and piece them together. He’s everywhere and he has a similar vibe in all of his stuff.
Thx
sigma or blackmagic?
As in which one do I prefer? Tough question. I love my bmpcc4k, but for travel, I have to go with the Sigma. I loved that I was able to fit everything I needed for a day of shooting into a 3L Peak Design Everyday Sling (great bag btw). The blackmagic will stay my camera of choice for short films and client work and the Sigma I’ll reserve for personal outings and casual documentation….for now lol
@@DylColeman
Cool! I feel that sigma is the first version yet. I have a bmpcc6k and I like it a lot too. however it always needs light and a controlled light environment. thanks ! I'm following you now. hugs
@@andersonpereiradasilva3253 Thanks for the sub! 🙏🏾
brooooo
Thanks for watching, bro!
Mate 🔥❤️🤌
Im looking into the FP myself, The image quality is indeed fantastic, but its almost TOO clean lol I have to add film grain to soften up the edges and add some grit to the look. Sometimes too smooth makes it look a little, “camcorder”. I like texture, personally with slower frame rates. Its good to know it can shoot commercial clean but im into the “film look”. Not todays film look of hyper smooth clarity.
Same. I actually prefer the image from the FP because it DOESN’T feel as sharp or “perfect” as other mirrorless cameras on the market today - to me anyway. On the slow motion front through I totally agree. You’re forced to go down to lower bit rates to shoot in higher speed frame rates and upscaling or grading that stuff has resulted in that “digital look” you speak of. A nice, roughed-up vintage lens will help a lot of times too. That’s the main reason I tend to only use the Nikkor 35mm or the Helios 44-2 on this thing. Those lenses have produced my favorite images from this camera thus far. Interested to hear what you go with if not the fp. There are a lot of good options out there (too many lol 😂)
Hello, Dylan. Great video. What a masterpiece. Is there a way to find you on Instagram, and LinkedIn? Thank you,
Alvaro
Hey there! Thanks for watching! You can find me on IG @colemagram and my LinkedIn is here - www.linkedin.com/in/dylan-coleman-67201012/
Lovely travel footage, enjoyed every shot.
Nerdy sound design error found: 1:27 is a type of beetle, not bee. 🫠
Wow. Good ear!
Always listening for the details @@DylColeman! 🎧
I’ve dropped you a message on Instagram