Canon 5D MKIII with some vintage manual lenses (usually at 2.8f with an ND filter). This video was shot over-cranked at 48fps. The 5D only shoots at 1280 over cranked so when I resize it back up to 1920 I usually add a pixel of Gaussian Blur to soften any artifacts. That along with the slow-motion gives it a good deal of its film-like look. I usually shoot on the Canon Neutral picture style with sharpness and and contrast dialed all the way down. Color correct is just Adobe Premier Lumetri Color. On top of that, there is about 3 or 4 layers of film grain and grit on top of this and a good amount of jump cuts to really make it feel like old 16mm stock.
Your videos are amazingly film-looking. What camera and settings are you using these days? Still Canon? If yes, which picture style? Thx!
Canon 5D MKIII with some vintage manual lenses (usually at 2.8f with an ND filter). This video was shot over-cranked at 48fps. The 5D only shoots at 1280 over cranked so when I resize it back up to 1920 I usually add a pixel of Gaussian Blur to soften any artifacts. That along with the slow-motion gives it a good deal of its film-like look. I usually shoot on the Canon Neutral picture style with sharpness and and contrast dialed all the way down. Color correct is just Adobe Premier Lumetri Color.
On top of that, there is about 3 or 4 layers of film grain and grit on top of this and a good amount of jump cuts to really make it feel like old 16mm stock.