I came here from your tips on reducing grain and your editing hooked me. This video is immaculate too. How you aren't bigger than you are now I'll never know. Keep doing you. You're doing great things.
Your style of work to illustrate this lesson is brilliant. Your explanation of body language is the best I’ve seen. Your editing work is superb. All in all, your teachings are really first rate. It really is well-thought out and our documentary class will learn a lot, and this will be a popular share. Thank you. (One TH-cam techniques filmmakers use in these videos, however, - and this is by no means a harsh criticism - is the use of jump cuts in on-camera segments. Just a slight +or - in post will underline your major points more effectively.) Thank you for teaching important techniques for handheld camera movements. You are da man.
Yes dude!! I've really wanted more enthusiasm out of you for a long time. As negative as that sounds, I feel like it's more important to give honest criticism. And my main critique was your lack of enthusiasm in some videos. But NOW! I really saw a massive improvement in this video! Your genuine interest in explaining the topic came across really well and I was really engaged. There's still a lil working on it, but I love to see your improvement as you progress man! Keep up the content!
Hey, I just wanted to get rid of how much I like your videos! I like it like you make and cut your videos! Keep up the good work, you deserve TH-cam! :)
Thank you so much for this video! I'm really glad you're back making tutorials they really help and you're the only TH-camr I know who explains things in a way I can understand. I've actually been looking at getting something for smooth handheld footage but after seeing this i'm really going to nail down the handheld way and then in the future look at investing in something like a ronin. I think sometimes we all get a bit crazy about thinking we need the best equipment to achieve the best look but really it's about the content and the shots you choose rather than the equipment.
Haven't clicked this fast in a hot minute...great tips as always, chief! That shot starting at 0:13 looks straight out of a film...you're color grading and everything else is on point my man
I must admit I absented from your channel for a few weeks and even if before I loved your content too, now I can say this video is really, really on the 'next level'! Superb!
WOW!!!!! Aidin, that was BEAUTIFUL and Breathtaking. I've been to those places. What an awesome footage, cenamatography or what ever you call it!!! It was AWSOME! I'm going to watch it again. I love the beginning, going into the tunnel. Ur amazing bro, you should get paid for these tutorials. 🙏
Really like this, the start and the colour grade was lovely. Thanks for the tips. One thing I've found that has helped me is using a small extension pole on a ball head. It's like a static steady cam and helps with unwanted role. I off set, the stick to the angle I'm shooting and it seems to help a lot with the G7 and kit lens which doesnt have any stabilizer. I also use it as the 3rd point of contact against my chest, small tripod feet in the pole and this rests lovely Awesome work
Man this was amazingly helpful. I am going on a trip to Iceland but due to lack of space I cannot bring with me a gimbal and these tips are really cool. I'd be awesome if you could make a video showing different camera motions as you mention almost at the end of this video. Thanks a lot!!
Amazing video. Is the reason not using a gimbal because it is to much hassle to bring and setup? Or are there other reasons to go handheld instead of gimbal.
Very very good tips. I've watched a lot of your tutorials and notice you rarely use panning shots. Is that my imagination or do you avoid panning. I can never get pans to pan out. They're always too jittery.
Thanks so much as usual for great content as usual man. Could you let us know what the name of your desk mic is ? Audio is CRISPY. I think everyone would love a vid on how you record and edit your audio!
Mannnnnn I love that color grade you had on your footage. Looks so moody! Great vid as always pal :)
Daniel Schiffer woah hey it’s you lol
Eyy thanks man! Gotta love the moody vibes ;)
Love from Pakistan
I wonder what picture profile and where did he get the grading or maybe he created them?
dAnIeL sChIfFeR???
This video is 4 years old. I just found it today. This video is so helpful. The definition of evergreen content!
Good stuff bro! I agree with Daniel. The colors of that green are butter. 😉
That intro is beyond perfection, your shots and color grading.. Unbelievable work man!
Thanks bro!
Aidin I really think your videos are the most cinematic on youtube. Love your tutorials! :)
Thanks so much!
I recently started manually stabilizing my camera by cat walking and my calves have never more sore in my entire life
I came here from your tips on reducing grain and your editing hooked me. This video is immaculate too. How you aren't bigger than you are now I'll never know.
Keep doing you. You're doing great things.
I definitely needed a video on stabilization tips and tricks since I make my videos from a 10 year old point and shoot camera
Hope this helps out!
@@AidinRobbins it will definitely help me get some smooth footage thank you 🙏🙏
The last tip was so simple yet so effective.
Beauty in simplicity. Thank you!
dude, finally i have an ultimate reason to don't skip leg day. thanks anyway for the great video. Cheers!
Your style of work to illustrate this lesson is brilliant. Your explanation of body language is the best I’ve seen. Your editing work is superb. All in all, your teachings are really first rate. It really is well-thought out and our documentary class will learn a lot, and this will be a popular share. Thank you. (One TH-cam techniques filmmakers use in these videos, however, - and this is by no means a harsh criticism - is the use of jump cuts in on-camera segments. Just a slight +or - in post will underline your major points more effectively.) Thank you for teaching important techniques for handheld camera movements. You are da man.
That intro was right up there with all the big names of cinematic TH-camrs. Absolutely stunning.
Yes dude!! I've really wanted more enthusiasm out of you for a long time. As negative as that sounds, I feel like it's more important to give honest criticism. And my main critique was your lack of enthusiasm in some videos. But NOW! I really saw a massive improvement in this video! Your genuine interest in explaining the topic came across really well and I was really engaged. There's still a lil working on it, but I love to see your improvement as you progress man! Keep up the content!
The color grading from the intro I like it and thanks man for the tips!!
Oh man the COLOURS in this! I adore how beautifully cinematic this video's intro is. I can't believe this is handheld!?
OK bro. I literally took a sip of coffee exactly when you did and it spooked me...
also "don't skip leg day" - new favourite motivation.
The first minute of the video got me in awe! Loved it!
That intro was perfect man, felt like a movie
Once again the intro shots are stellar 😎 Welcome back Aidin .... looks like you had a productive summer.
Love you man !!! I watch your Every video just to get inspired.Now i am having my own youtube Channel you are my GURU!!! Love from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
Nice place ! Nice video ! Nice color grading ! You can be proud of your work 👍🦅✨
Color Grading!!!!Techniques!!!!🔥🔥🔥
Hey, I just wanted to get rid of how much I like your videos! I like it like you make and cut your videos! Keep up the good work, you deserve TH-cam! :)
🙌🏻
ngl 7:36 caught me off guard with that running😂 but good video bro! shooting technique will definitely help me
Great video brother. Really enjoyed the tips and epic visuals as always
he’s back!
I appreciate all of the effort you put into each video! Awesome color grading as well.
Thank you so much for this video! I'm really glad you're back making tutorials they really help and you're the only TH-camr I know who explains things in a way I can understand. I've actually been looking at getting something for smooth handheld footage but after seeing this i'm really going to nail down the handheld way and then in the future look at investing in something like a ronin. I think sometimes we all get a bit crazy about thinking we need the best equipment to achieve the best look but really it's about the content and the shots you choose rather than the equipment.
Such a helpful tutorial man. Thank you!
Welcome back!
Haven't clicked this fast in a hot minute...great tips as always, chief! That shot starting at 0:13 looks straight out of a film...you're color grading and everything else is on point my man
Thanks man! Glad you enjoyed :)
I must admit I absented from your channel for a few weeks and even if before I loved your content too, now I can say this video is really, really on the 'next level'! Superb!
Always putting out quality work that’s Aidin!
Thank u bro... I learned more....
WOW!!!!! Aidin, that was BEAUTIFUL and Breathtaking. I've been to those places. What an awesome footage, cenamatography or what ever you call it!!! It was AWSOME! I'm going to watch it again. I love the beginning, going into the tunnel. Ur amazing bro, you should get paid for these tutorials. 🙏
The intro was dope af!
I feel these color grades r never gonna be old ❤ for the grade
Tai Chi is awesome muscle training for smooth handheld footage with methods like yours!
Your work is amazing! The intro was too nice
The after effects animation tip was genius, and these are all really helpful tips!
Great Job Man , this was a very informative Tutorial Video , Keep up The Good Work 👍🏾👍🏾
Extremely insightful tips here, been doing vlogs for a year but always turned out shaky, definitely super helpful! Greetings from a Swede in China 🤗
Thank you so much. I have learnt alot. Most of my videos were shaky and i have been in die need of these skills
Bro...u need to show me how graded your footage? Dope!!
Brooo that intro sequence was insannneeee
Thanks man!
the tone is lit
Amazing color grading! That moody desaturated look. Definitely inspiring! Great video!
Still Got IT!!! Great content!!!
Amazing colors!
Love it! Looking forward to more content!
just found your channel! I'm excited to use your tips and tricks in my editing.
Thanks for the quality advice
Love your work💙
Thanks for this one! Greetz from Belgium
Thanks Man, you deserve better. all videos are useful and i learned a lot. thanks man again
m gonna follow yr advice and try. Thanks Aidin !
Wow what fantastic footage. I hope that I can evolve my channel to have footage like this.
Very informative. Thanks.
Your intro was stunning! +1 sub mate ❤
Always here to learn something new! Great vid 🔥
Very nice. Fog is something we don’t get a lot in Dallas. But the next we do, I’m headed out with some of your ideas in mind. Thanks for sharing!✌️😷
Reallllly bro. Your videos r awesome
Love from core of my heart
great video I gotta agree with Daniel and Joseph the grading on that footage was key!
Amazing color grading
These are great tips! Really hoping for a colour grading tutorial
I love your videos and their amazing!
Thanks so much!
Ayyy another insane video! Your cinematography is amazing, got some lovely shots there mate 👍🏻 Love your colour grading aswell 😍
great tips! thank you!
So cool man! Subscribed! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽😁
From Brazil.
amazing as always ❤️
Great Video , really cinematic
Daaaaammmmnnn what color is that???? So nice dude!
I'm loving your videos a lot mate. I'm slowly but surely improving my videos with all your little tips. Thanks for all that you do!
Glad I can help out!
Really like this, the start and the colour grade was lovely. Thanks for the tips. One thing I've found that has helped me is using a small extension pole on a ball head. It's like a static steady cam and helps with unwanted role. I off set, the stick to the angle I'm shooting and it seems to help a lot with the G7 and kit lens which doesnt have any stabilizer. I also use it as the 3rd point of contact against my chest, small tripod feet in the pole and this rests lovely
Awesome work
Could you do a video on what focus method you use? Auto or manual? Tips for nailing focus with movement? Love your content! Keep it up bro.
good one!! enjoyed it !!
Thanks!
Thank you so much for the videos you shared ...
Useful tips. thanks
When are you going to get hired as a cinematographer for a movie?
So funny it made my day!
"This is a long-legged wading bird
found in marshland areas along the
Atlantic coast wait wrong definition"
Man this was amazingly helpful. I am going on a trip to Iceland but due to lack of space I cannot bring with me a gimbal and these tips are really cool. I'd be awesome if you could make a video showing different camera motions as you mention almost at the end of this video. Thanks a lot!!
Very useful video! Love it, thanks a lot :)
Love it bro
Well informative
Thank you so much Aidin!
That was awesome
really helpful content here thank you :)
Wow great video
Outstanding summary of techniques. I always learn something. Thanks! And “hi” from GA, USA
Colorgrading so dope Budd
...Going through your tutorials as i edit my demo reel...
Amazing video. Is the reason not using a gimbal because it is to much hassle to bring and setup? Or are there other reasons to go handheld instead of gimbal.
Love you 😍 nd your content from the other side of the world 💖 ( Pakistan )
Awesome intro
Good tips bro
love to learn this tricks for my videos..
Very very good tips. I've watched a lot of your tutorials and notice you rarely use panning shots. Is that my imagination or do you avoid panning. I can never get pans to pan out. They're always too jittery.
Thanks so much as usual for great content as usual man. Could you let us know what the name of your desk mic is ? Audio is CRISPY. I think everyone would love a vid on how you record and edit your audio!