Sony a5100 in 2024 #13 || Low Light Video Test

[@user-ws7bh3ev5t]

Hey Steven! I still really love your videos.
Thankyou so much for continuing this series
Im improving every week and month with the a5100 partially due to you..
You are one of the best TH-cam creators for this camera. Along with the guy from london who uses this. Really great info and shots.
Thankyou so much sir. Blessing to you and your family.
Edit: Curious why there is no 1080 60 option when selecting resolution on this video, and also what settings + lens, please sir, sorry for the long comment

[@stevenellone]

Thank you so much.. I really appreciate your kind words.. By the way, it's true that in this video there is no 1080 60p. Because it was recorded in 24p not 60p.
For the lens, i'm still using my 7artisans 35mm f1.4. And here is my settings for this video :
- set the format to xavcs 1080p 24fps
- Use the Manual Mode
- shutter speed 1/50
- f1.4
- iso auto

[@user-ws7bh3ev5t]

@@stevenellone thank-you, sir. I am taking down every reply of yours after the past few months since I've found your channel. I will even credit you and tag your channel in my video description if that's okay
I'll be looking into this lens aswell.
Curious.. is there a reason why you chose 1080p 24 instead of 1080p 60? I am assuming it's for a slower feel and more relaxed cinematic experience, but maybe I'm too focused on capturing the reality of things and is why I lean towards higher frame rates
I always love seeing your settings
Do you think maybe it would increase channel metrics and viewership retention if you were to capture you information of each shoot in the video descriptions, because I had that idea for my channel and your videos are again, really so incredible, dir.
No worries it is my pleasure and I always look forward to your videos, I'll be showing the new ones to my son relatively soon next time he's with me

[@stevenellone]

@@user-ws7bh3ev5t I chose 24 fps for this video because 24p is cinematic standard. This frame rate feels the most cinematic, and looks the most natural to the human eye. It gives you a certain rhythm and motion blur that feels 'cinematic' to our eyes.
Edit : 60p is great for slow motion videos

[@user-ws7bh3ev5t]

@@stevenellone if you choose 1080p 60 when users view the video do they get X2 1080p options and be able to select the normal 1080p (non 1080 60) and it be 24fps still? Or maybe I didn't remember correctly when viewing the options

[@stevenellone]

@@user-ws7bh3ev5t 60p only appear in options if you record, export, and upload the video in 60p. Other than that, it shows 1080p only.

[@04070320]

still amazing in2024

[@albinshine5431]

Did you use ND filter? If yes please suggest a better one?

[@stevenellone]

I didn't use an nd filter in this video.

[@albinshine5431]

@@stevenellone 👍

[@Lifff-el9pl]

Lensa manual ttartisan 35mm f1.4 bukan kak?

[@stevenellone]

Iya betul bg