Hi, thanks for a visit! I use clip on adapter, it can be used for any device, which has cameras located by side (not in the middle of phone). Works quite well.
@@miesto_paukstis Thanks for the answer. I was looking into Beastgrip cage and lenses, but honestly feels overpriced compared to other cheaper China brands, but Beastgrip seem to have great combability with various devices.
Hi, thanks for a visit. I can't teach how to shoot, I'm learning :) Just observe the environment, get to know basics how to control settings of device, shutter speed etc. And explore. More practise = better the results. Same with editing.
Thanks. Well, here used many different settings - as for the test, I did not kept one way. With Mi 10 Pro I used mVlog profile, with Mi 11 Ultra used both rec709 / mlog60 / HLG / mVlog / auto profiles. All used with manual WB, just the scenes with auto was shot on auto WB (fixed of course).
Thanks for visiting and leaving a comment! Well I did not use mac, I use windows pc for editing. For editing itself and workflow please check Patrick Levar's channel - he's done really great videos and easily to go through!
Could you make a video about your settings for the Mi 11 Ultra? Whenever I go into manual exposure, the dynamic range decreases a lot compared to auto exposure. Does the same happen for you?
Hi! Thanks for a comment. Well, not intended to make any tutorials yet, as I have not found the ideal settings for me to say - that's the way. Still on the search / testing / experimenting almost everytime. That could lead to some confusion, but also makes me interested in app, as everytime I learn how to squeeze some extra gain over the quality. Of course Auto curve uses most TDP points and gets best tonemapping / dynamic range, but this gives a lot of noise in shadow areas, which these samsung sensors are not so proud of. I would suggest to use mlog60-100 or use some log modes as mslog3 and grade it manually/use luts and make some corrections. Ofc it does not give same DR as auto curve, as it cannot be replaced easily if phone is not rooted. Rooted and with AMVR tune mod probably could get the most of this sensor, but as far as I know nobody did this to exact this phone yet. Somebody expected me to did this path first, but for now I use it the way it is. If I need max - I use motioncam. If I need versatility - I'm glad with mcpro24fps. At first try to get best of scene/content, and dont push that DR similar way as Iphone does with its tonemapping. Profesionall cams also has similar way as this using manual exposure. P.s. nice content of yours. Have you used 11u in any of your vids?
I love your videos! I have some questions for you. I'm looking to buy a phone for use exclusively for MCPRO24FPS and Motioncam Raw recording. Which would you recommend? Would it be the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra? Also, in mcpro24fps and Motioncam, are you able to use all of the different lens options on the Mi 11 Ultra without any issues?
Hi, thanks! Yep, I could recommend 11Ultra, as it has great support from both apps and everything is working properly. All lens, framerates etc. Probably last Mi phone without issues of compatibility (recent onee are more limited). One thing im not a fan is 23mm wide angle lens - well its too wide for me, but still can be used creatively in all those situations.
Beautiful and mysterious forest.
Very nice.
Thanks for a visit!
Amazing video! Congrats!🔥
Thank you!
Good job mate! Impressive image quality from just a phone... lot of potential here!
Hei Dani, thanks for a visit! Well, check previous video, captured in cinema dng RAW format! Im not touching the limits of mobile here, though:)
Wow love the closeups
Thanks!
How you attach ND filter, do you use some external lens or some specific case/cage?
Hi, thanks for a visit!
I use clip on adapter, it can be used for any device, which has cameras located by side (not in the middle of phone). Works quite well.
@@miesto_paukstis Thanks for the answer. I was looking into Beastgrip cage and lenses, but honestly feels overpriced compared to other cheaper China brands, but Beastgrip seem to have great combability with various devices.
Hey, man. Can you tell me how to shoot cool like that? How do you edit videos?
Hi, thanks for a visit.
I can't teach how to shoot, I'm learning :) Just observe the environment, get to know basics how to control settings of device, shutter speed etc. And explore. More practise = better the results. Same with editing.
Nice video, which settings do u use?, log profiles and that stuff
Thanks.
Well, here used many different settings - as for the test, I did not kept one way. With Mi 10 Pro I used mVlog profile, with Mi 11 Ultra used both rec709 / mlog60 / HLG / mVlog / auto profiles. All used with manual WB, just the scenes with auto was shot on auto WB (fixed of course).
Good job bro it's beautiful video but can you make a video about editing in motioncam app I having problems to import in motion app for mac
Thanks for visiting and leaving a comment!
Well I did not use mac, I use windows pc for editing. For editing itself and workflow please check Patrick Levar's channel - he's done really great videos and easily to go through!
Thanks man I did it
Поделись своими настройками для mcpro24fps
Could you make a video about your settings for the Mi 11 Ultra?
Whenever I go into manual exposure, the dynamic range decreases a lot compared to auto exposure. Does the same happen for you?
Hi! Thanks for a comment.
Well, not intended to make any tutorials yet, as I have not found the ideal settings for me to say - that's the way. Still on the search / testing / experimenting almost everytime. That could lead to some confusion, but also makes me interested in app, as everytime I learn how to squeeze some extra gain over the quality.
Of course Auto curve uses most TDP points and gets best tonemapping / dynamic range, but this gives a lot of noise in shadow areas, which these samsung sensors are not so proud of.
I would suggest to use mlog60-100 or use some log modes as mslog3 and grade it manually/use luts and make some corrections. Ofc it does not give same DR as auto curve, as it cannot be replaced easily if phone is not rooted. Rooted and with AMVR tune mod probably could get the most of this sensor, but as far as I know nobody did this to exact this phone yet. Somebody expected me to did this path first, but for now I use it the way it is. If I need max - I use motioncam. If I need versatility - I'm glad with mcpro24fps.
At first try to get best of scene/content, and dont push that DR similar way as Iphone does with its tonemapping. Profesionall cams also has similar way as this using manual exposure.
P.s. nice content of yours. Have you used 11u in any of your vids?
I love your videos! I have some questions for you. I'm looking to buy a phone for use exclusively for MCPRO24FPS and Motioncam Raw recording. Which would you recommend? Would it be the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra? Also, in mcpro24fps and Motioncam, are you able to use all of the different lens options on the Mi 11 Ultra without any issues?
Hi, thanks!
Yep, I could recommend 11Ultra, as it has great support from both apps and everything is working properly. All lens, framerates etc. Probably last Mi phone without issues of compatibility (recent onee are more limited). One thing im not a fan is 23mm wide angle lens - well its too wide for me, but still can be used creatively in all those situations.
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