Vielen Dank fürs anschauen! Auch wenn es jetzt fertig ist und sehr schön anzusehen ist, aber du hast Recht, die ganze Bearbeitung ist wirklich sehr anstrengend gewesen. Ich habe es übrigens in HLG, HDR10 und Dolby Vision produziert und hochgeladen. Die Dolby Vision Variante kann auf Vimeo angesehen werden.
hello!!! Your videos are majestic. The best thing is that you edit them in real HDR, I have a TV that plays that mode and they look great. I make videos and upload them the same way. I'm definitely going to buy a go pro 12 as I have an air 2s drone that films in hlg. I would only need a mirrorless camera with 10 bits of color. Do you have any to recommend me?
Hello, thank you very much! There are very good mirrorless cameras from every manufacturer these days. If you don't have a single lens yet, then you are still free to choose your camera. Personally, I would go for one of the Canon EOS R series or one of the Nikon Z series. Or you could buy a cinema camera, such as the Bmpcc4K or 6K. It's difficult to give you a clear answer if I don't know how much you want to spend.
@@davidsilberhorn Thank you very much for answering!!! The camera I use is a Nikon Z50, it is excellent, but it is not full frame and it is not 10bit. I could spend between 2000 and 3000 dollars, no more than that. The idea is to match the image of the DJI Air 2s, your work is exact my goal, that's why I want to incorporate appropriate teams, I repeat, it is excellent, you have talent and good taste for images, it is pleasantly surprising.
@@hernangonzalo.fotografo-vi4869 Thanks for the compliments! Unfortunately, managing the same look is not an easy task, as you know. The problem in my opinion is that the shots from a DJI drone “break apart” extremely quickly if you use the same color grading as with a cinema camera. This doesn't mean that the shots from the DJI drone look bad, but you have to color grade very carefully compared to a high-quality camera. Especially the way cameras handle sharpness differently makes the adjustment more difficult. I would recommend you to buy a cinema camera because the mirrorless hybrid cameras are much better suited for photography and usually less suitable for filming. In addition, in my opinion it doesn't necessarily have to be a full-frame camera, as this makes it easier to avoid the so-called rolling shutter effect. This is also the reason why a full-frame sensor is almost never built into cinema cameras. But I can also understand that a full-frame sensor has other great advantages! ...
@@davidsilberhorn Thank you very much for your words David!!! Taking your advice, I am going to investigate Bmpcc4K well. Finally, I ask you with what camera and drone you created the video you uploaded today. again thank you very much for your time!!
@@hernangonzalo.fotografo-vi4869 I use the Bmpcc6k with the Sigma18-35mm f1.8 or the Sigma50-500mm for all my videos. I also use the GoPro 11 with and without underwater dome, Mavic 2 Pro and also a racing drone from iflight called Bob57 with the GoPro 11 on top.
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Mate ! Your colour grading skills are top notch 🤩
Thank you my friend!
David , wie immer ein Meisterstück ! Da steck wie immer viel Arbeit . Danke dafür
Vielen Dank fürs anschauen! Auch wenn es jetzt fertig ist und sehr schön anzusehen ist, aber du hast Recht, die ganze Bearbeitung ist wirklich sehr anstrengend gewesen. Ich habe es übrigens in HLG, HDR10 und Dolby Vision produziert und hochgeladen. Die Dolby Vision Variante kann auf Vimeo angesehen werden.
Awesome videography. Excellent quality. Looks superb on my Sony OLED! 👍👍
Thank you very much!
Wow!!!! ... thanks for uploading!!!
Thank you!
amazing quality.
Thank you
hello!!! Your videos are majestic. The best thing is that you edit them in real HDR, I have a TV that plays that mode and they look great. I make videos and upload them the same way. I'm definitely going to buy a go pro 12 as I have an air 2s drone that films in hlg. I would only need a mirrorless camera with 10 bits of color. Do you have any to recommend me?
Hello, thank you very much! There are very good mirrorless cameras from every manufacturer these days. If you don't have a single lens yet, then you are still free to choose your camera. Personally, I would go for one of the Canon EOS R series or one of the Nikon Z series. Or you could buy a cinema camera, such as the Bmpcc4K or 6K. It's difficult to give you a clear answer if I don't know how much you want to spend.
@@davidsilberhorn Thank you very much for answering!!! The camera I use is a Nikon Z50, it is excellent, but it is not full frame and it is not 10bit. I could spend between 2000 and 3000 dollars, no more than that. The idea is to match the image of the DJI Air 2s, your work is exact my goal, that's why I want to incorporate appropriate teams, I repeat, it is excellent, you have talent and good taste for images, it is pleasantly surprising.
@@hernangonzalo.fotografo-vi4869 Thanks for the compliments! Unfortunately, managing the same look is not an easy task, as you know. The problem in my opinion is that the shots from a DJI drone “break apart” extremely quickly if you use the same color grading as with a cinema camera. This doesn't mean that the shots from the DJI drone look bad, but you have to color grade very carefully compared to a high-quality camera. Especially the way cameras handle sharpness differently makes the adjustment more difficult.
I would recommend you to buy a cinema camera because the mirrorless hybrid cameras are much better suited for photography and usually less suitable for filming. In addition, in my opinion it doesn't necessarily have to be a full-frame camera, as this makes it easier to avoid the so-called rolling shutter effect. This is also the reason why a full-frame sensor is almost never built into cinema cameras. But I can also understand that a full-frame sensor has other great advantages! ...
@@davidsilberhorn Thank you very much for your words David!!! Taking your advice, I am going to investigate Bmpcc4K well. Finally, I ask you with what camera and drone you created the video you uploaded today. again thank you very much for your time!!
@@hernangonzalo.fotografo-vi4869
I use the Bmpcc6k with the Sigma18-35mm f1.8 or the Sigma50-500mm for all my videos. I also use the GoPro 11 with and without underwater dome, Mavic 2 Pro and also a racing drone from iflight called Bob57 with the GoPro 11 on top.