Just a possible correction regarding false color. Pink does NOT always equal skin tone. The pink range for skin tone is generally for lighter, Caucasian skin tones. However darker skin tones are better suited being between the pink and green (or even well into the green for very dark skin) to be properly exposed in the same environment. So don't just go with the default of pink being the goal for skin tone because skin tones vary rather widely. At least in regard to how false color displays reads them.
TH-cam randomly suggested this and have to say I love your style. Caught me off guard that there was no bombastic title intro but much appreciated haha. Plus both these videos have some fantastic pointers. Cheers and look forward to seeing where your channel goes!
Please I believe can put vivid photo in blackmagic pocket 6k pro because the way you explain please confirm it to me please because this camera can does these things too then it made me believe all photo will become vivid photo shoot I believe it need colourist to do these things.
So glad I stumbled upon your videos. Jam packed with great tips and love your vibe :). At the end of this video you talk about your rig, but i can't find the breakdown of it anywhere. So curious to find out more. THank you!
For false colour I’ve found keeping your skin tones at pink (approximately 65 IRE) isn’t true across various skin tones. I’ve found it to be very overexposed for the darker skin tone so stoping a little under works well for that
Why does a white dot appear as if it were from the sensor when I use it in 6k 2.4, it cannot be seen on the monitor or finder but it appears in the development... what could it be? in the rest of the functions it does not appear
por que aparece un punto blanco como si fuera del sensor cuando la uso en 6 k 2,4, no se ve en el monitor ni finder pero aparece en el revelado...que puede ser?? en el resto de las funciones no aparece
very informative! this camera is my first foray into "pro" cameras, and zebra and false color are new to me. i now feel like i can play with them and learn better what i am doing, thank you. as for the rain cover i have been wondering about this. i will order one as soon as i can find one that is not sold by Amazon...but i now know i need to prioritize this item. as for the app, i have been thinking i need a tablet for this and some other apps that are rig specific. my phone will not load many apps, and i like it that way...I look forward to your next video, and will probably watch some more of your old ones.
Great video! Every single tip was GOLD! I was wondering if you've run into an issue with your 6k pro(s) where higher ISO leaves really harsh vertical line's in your footage? I ended up having to return mine due to another issue with powering up the camera but the replacement is scheduled to arrive tonight. I'm curious if I'm just super new or if this is in fact due to a bad unit. I have the original BRAW footage with the vertical lines if you want to see.
Hey Joshua! Thank you for your kind words. Yes I know what you are talking about. The footage I shot for this video actually had exactly those lines over the shadows of the footage. As you can see now, they’re unnoticeable now it’s been graded. In my experience, when you grade the image, they often disappear- but that is depending on if they are in the shadows or the whole image. It helps to stick to the native ISOs and under, and not push them higher than necessary. 200-400 ISO or 1250-3200 ISO is the only ones I generally use. Exposing to the right avoids this issue as well. Happy to take a look at the BRAW if you can link it to me here or on Instagram. If you want to find out more on Google, the technical term for it is fixed pattern noise.
@@corryraymondfilms Hi guys! This happened to me at the beginning when I was using the 6K Pro with the Tamron 17-50mm f2.8. Never have happened using my cine lenses
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Just a possible correction regarding false color. Pink does NOT always equal skin tone. The pink range for skin tone is generally for lighter, Caucasian skin tones. However darker skin tones are better suited being between the pink and green (or even well into the green for very dark skin) to be properly exposed in the same environment. So don't just go with the default of pink being the goal for skin tone because skin tones vary rather widely. At least in regard to how false color displays reads them.
Pro tip for darker skin tones set the skin tone to Green in false color
TH-cam randomly suggested this and have to say I love your style. Caught me off guard that there was no bombastic title intro but much appreciated haha. Plus both these videos have some fantastic pointers. Cheers and look forward to seeing where your channel goes!
Please I believe can put vivid photo in blackmagic pocket 6k pro because the way you explain please confirm it to me please because this camera can does these things too then it made me believe all photo will become vivid photo shoot I believe it need colourist to do these things.
So glad I stumbled upon your videos. Jam packed with great tips and love your vibe :). At the end of this video you talk about your rig, but i can't find the breakdown of it anywhere. So curious to find out more. THank you!
I’m glad I stumbled on your videos as well. Would love to see how you rigged up your camera. Can you point us to it please? Thx again!
For false colour I’ve found keeping your skin tones at pink (approximately 65 IRE) isn’t true across various skin tones. I’ve found it to be very overexposed for the darker skin tone so stoping a little under works well for that
Why does a white dot appear as if it were from the sensor when I use it in 6k 2.4, it cannot be seen on the monitor or finder but it appears in the development... what could it be? in the rest of the functions it does not appear
por que aparece un punto blanco como si fuera del sensor cuando la uso en 6 k 2,4, no se ve en el monitor ni finder pero aparece en el revelado...que puede ser?? en el resto de las funciones no aparece
You've covered a ton of very useful tips in a very concise way, very much appreciated
Love you brother 💞
Is there any solution for shutter effect issue? Please help.
What’s the issue? Is it looking like jello?
Got my pen and pad ready!!
Legend!
very informative! this camera is my first foray into "pro" cameras, and zebra and false color are new to me. i now feel like i can play with them and learn better what i am doing, thank you. as for the rain cover i have been wondering about this. i will order one as soon as i can find one that is not sold by Amazon...but i now know i need to prioritize this item. as for the app, i have been thinking i need a tablet for this and some other apps that are rig specific. my phone will not load many apps, and i like it that way...I look forward to your next video, and will probably watch some more of your old ones.
That’s great to hear, thanks Jade!
👍🏾 Excellently done. I'm surely going to subscribe.
Using a rain cover completely blocks the air inflow and won't it overheat the camera due to the limited air circulation?
Great video! Every single tip was GOLD!
I was wondering if you've run into an issue with your 6k pro(s) where higher ISO leaves really harsh vertical line's in your footage? I ended up having to return mine due to another issue with powering up the camera but the replacement is scheduled to arrive tonight. I'm curious if I'm just super new or if this is in fact due to a bad unit.
I have the original BRAW footage with the vertical lines if you want to see.
Hey Joshua! Thank you for your kind words.
Yes I know what you are talking about. The footage I shot for this video actually had exactly those lines over the shadows of the footage. As you can see now, they’re unnoticeable now it’s been graded.
In my experience, when you grade the image, they often disappear- but that is depending on if they are in the shadows or the whole image. It helps to stick to the native ISOs and under, and not push them higher than necessary. 200-400 ISO or 1250-3200 ISO is the only ones I generally use.
Exposing to the right avoids this issue as well.
Happy to take a look at the BRAW if you can link it to me here or on Instagram.
If you want to find out more on Google, the technical term for it is fixed pattern noise.
@@corryraymondfilms Hi guys! This happened to me at the beginning when I was using the 6K Pro with the Tamron 17-50mm f2.8. Never have happened using my cine lenses
Excellent tips very helpful thanks for sharing
can you do a breakdown of your color grading process
this is big! Thank you so much for the lesson
what do you use to power up the nucleus nano motor on your 6k pro?
I’ve got a d-tap to usb converter- so it runs off the v mount battery. It sends 16V to the motor so I would definitley recommend