One of the best colour grading tutorials I've ever watched, you covered more in 10 minutes than most tutorials cover in 30 minutes and it was a pleasure to watch!
Nice work. I applied your CINE4 settings on my a6400 and bought your LUTs to support you. My videos are much more natural and I have much more control over my colours -- thank you! Keep doing you, Iceland guy, you're rockin' it.
Your videos are SOOOOO GOOOOOOOD Arnúlfur!!! Such a sick name too :P I really like how you break things down into detail and not only demonstrate the hows but also explain the whys. This is HUGE!!! Keep up the amazing work man!!!
I just wanted to thank you for this. I've watched a lot of color grading videos and while they are good, your insights clicked with me in ways that other videos haven't and I was very pleased with my footage after following your process. Looking forward to watching more of your videos!
Amazing stuff right here. Thank you for your great tutorial. Will be buying your LUTs as soon as I buy a camera :) Love your look. Keep up the great work sir
ooh Man you are awesome .. i have just purchased your luts and applied all steps in my Final Cut Pro X and i am really really happy that you have solved my biggest problem... even though i was about to trash my sony A6400 but finally i saw your video and everything is changed. Thanks man. my request is to please make a video how to upscale 1080 125fps in final cut pro x...
have purchased it now! I have had many other luts as well. Thought this would add different look. Will expirement more with my CINE PP as well + your pack of luts! PS> I like the idea of putting yourself in a challenge (daily fotos for 365 days) BRAVO!
Love this video dude! Thank you. Do you know of any pro or con to doing basic corrections on an adjustment layer and your lut on another layer above that?
Bro, thanks so much!! I have learn alot by watching this video.. Going to buy my new lens 18-105mm for my sony a6400 and buying your lut to test it out..
Always interesting to watch the color grading process of fellow video creators. Greate video and good insights , I'd love to see one on creating your own LUTs.
indoor yes, nighttime I don't really shoot anything nightrime - often wanted to do but never really gone out and done it. Maybe because it's so cold during night where I live lol?. But with indoors it's obv different WB settings, I always use manual WB :)
THAT ICELANDIC GUY. Ah I see, when shooting outside do you also use manual WB? So shooting with manual WB, all I need to do is juat matching the WB of my lighting with the WB in my camera, am I correct? So if I use color temperature of 5600k on my lighting, then I just set the White Balance on my camera 5600 as well, as simple as that?
@@ThePianoNest Yea I always do manual WB - else it will shift a lot and it sucks lol. Yea kinda - you can get a feel for what WB you should have in your room. I have a lamp with 5500 if I remeber correctly but I like to have my WB in the studio set at 5200-5300K so a tad cooler - but it's because I have orange lights and they bounce of a orange hue on me so I'm compensating for that. For outdoors the general rule of thumb is 5500k in sunny and 6500 in cloudy. But ofc that can be different. The more you do it the more you get the feeling for what K you should set. Then it just becomes second nature and easy :)
@@ThePianoNest Try a few different WB and see what's you like most and its best for your room :) Then you know and because the room is the same all the time then you never have to worry about it again.
THAT ICELANDIC GUY. Thank you so much! I’m new to videography and this is really helpful for someone who’s just started learning! Really thanks for this! I’ll experiment more!
Awesome tutorial! Thank you for putting this together. Even though I use FCPX, I picked up some solid tips. Oh yeah, I need pronunciation guide for your name 😂
Hahahahah yea doesn't really matter what program one use. The tools are all there in the top tier programs - just located on different places lol. And for my name just scream somehting viking ish ;)
@@thaticelandicguy HA! If you decide to do a video where you color grade a clip of Cine4 from a subscriber, I'd love to send you something. I can't quite nail the skin tones.
One of the best colour grading tutorials I've ever watched, you covered more in 10 minutes than most tutorials cover in 30 minutes and it was a pleasure to watch!
Nice work. I applied your CINE4 settings on my a6400 and bought your LUTs to support you. My videos are much more natural and I have much more control over my colours -- thank you! Keep doing you, Iceland guy, you're rockin' it.
Your videos are SOOOOO GOOOOOOOD Arnúlfur!!! Such a sick name too :P I really like how you break things down into detail and not only demonstrate the hows but also explain the whys. This is HUGE!!! Keep up the amazing work man!!!
I just wanted to thank you for this. I've watched a lot of color grading videos and while they are good, your insights clicked with me in ways that other videos haven't and I was very pleased with my footage after following your process. Looking forward to watching more of your videos!
Thank you so much for this comment, I'm happy that I could help! :)
This is great stuff! Your tutorials are much appreciated
Solid video as always. This is actually really helpful
Amazing stuff right here. Thank you for your great tutorial. Will be buying your LUTs as soon as I buy a camera :) Love your look. Keep up the great work sir
Great video Arnulfur, was waiting for this one. Respect
Thanks for watching Elvin! :)
Thank you for your work! It really helps me a lot! 😊
Great video! I love your style. I'm learning a lot from you. Thank you!
Big thanks! :)
Great video! Very helpful! Love how you explain everything!
Thanks so much!
This was really helpful. Learnt a lot right here
Great Video! Thanks for the info this will definitely help me up my color grading game! Keep the videos coming please!
Happy I could help! And thanks for watching :)
Great tutorial. Really easy to follow and helped a lot!
thank you!
Thank you so much! great work
Thank you!
ooh Man you are awesome .. i have just purchased your luts and applied all steps in my Final Cut Pro X and i am really really happy that you have solved my biggest problem... even though i was about to trash my sony A6400 but finally i saw your video and everything is changed. Thanks man.
my request is to please make a video how to upscale 1080 125fps in final cut pro x...
genius man alive!
Thank you so much for this color grading series and settings! It was much needed
Anytime! Happy I could help! :)
@@thaticelandicguy If possible, make a video on your lighting setup too :)
@@Android4lifeSahil totally possable! :)
On point and a pretty quick explanation to understand 👍🏻👍🏻
Glad to hear it!
have purchased it now! I have had many other luts as well. Thought this would add different look. Will expirement more with my CINE PP as well + your pack of luts!
PS> I like the idea of putting yourself in a challenge (daily fotos for 365 days) BRAVO!
Hope you like it! and thank you so much for the support!
On point brother!!! Thanks 👍🏻
Love this video dude! Thank you. Do you know of any pro or con to doing basic corrections on an adjustment layer and your lut on another layer above that?
Great video. Thanks!
Bro, thanks so much!! I have learn alot by watching this video.. Going to buy my new lens 18-105mm for my sony a6400 and buying your lut to test it out..
Great to hear! and thank you so much! :)
its cool!! i can’t wait to use it in all of my video!
Awesome! Thanks Hendy!
thank you so much for this video.. learnt so much from it
You're so welcome! :)
Your content is just amanzing
thanks!
This is pretty well broken down man! thanks a lot
thanks for watching! :)
dang great video man!
thank you!
Always interesting to watch the color grading process of fellow video creators. Greate video and good insights , I'd love to see one on creating your own LUTs.
Oh yes. Me too.
Will do! I'll be out of the studio for a few weeks. OMW to iceland to help la familia - once I'm back I'll show you how I make my LUTs!
@@thaticelandicguy awesome! looking forward to 🙏 safe travels and have good time with your fam
@@thaticelandicguy Awesome. Thank you. 🙏🙏
sweet thank you
Whoa, thanks brother....!!!
Really i can learn on youtube chanel.
Great job.
Excelent! You're win a new subscriptor, thank you for this video
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Notification squad present!
IN THE HOUSE!
Wow totally change my idea about shooting, then how to set Sony6400 for this kind color grade when we shooting😊?
Hi, how do you expose CINE4 on camera? I've been using S-log2 and I use zebra in 107+. With CINE4 is the same?
Hi, quick question how do you expose for cine4 as in do you have to over expose a bit like 0.3 or 0.7 or 1 stop like in HLG 2/3 ?
I don't even make videos but I like watching you explaining things :P
Thanks Denise! I like explaining things ;)
cool! Why not hlg3 ?
Thank you
Thanks for wathcing man!
Hi! Quick question, do you also keep the same Cine4 setting and use the same Luts for nighttime filming/indoor shoot?
indoor yes, nighttime I don't really shoot anything nightrime - often wanted to do but never really gone out and done it. Maybe because it's so cold during night where I live lol?. But with indoors it's obv different WB settings, I always use manual WB :)
THAT ICELANDIC GUY. Ah I see, when shooting outside do you also use manual WB? So shooting with manual WB, all I need to do is juat matching the WB of my lighting with the WB in my camera, am I correct? So if I use color temperature of 5600k on my lighting, then I just set the White Balance on my camera 5600 as well, as simple as that?
@@ThePianoNest Yea I always do manual WB - else it will shift a lot and it sucks lol. Yea kinda - you can get a feel for what WB you should have in your room. I have a lamp with 5500 if I remeber correctly but I like to have my WB in the studio set at 5200-5300K so a tad cooler - but it's because I have orange lights and they bounce of a orange hue on me so I'm compensating for that.
For outdoors the general rule of thumb is 5500k in sunny and 6500 in cloudy. But ofc that can be different. The more you do it the more you get the feeling for what K you should set. Then it just becomes second nature and easy :)
@@ThePianoNest Try a few different WB and see what's you like most and its best for your room :) Then you know and because the room is the same all the time then you never have to worry about it again.
THAT ICELANDIC GUY. Thank you so much! I’m new to videography and this is really helpful for someone who’s just started learning! Really thanks for this! I’ll experiment more!
Awesome tutorial! Thank you for putting this together. Even though I use FCPX, I picked up some solid tips. Oh yeah, I need pronunciation guide for your name 😂
Hahahahah yea doesn't really matter what program one use. The tools are all there in the top tier programs - just located on different places lol. And for my name just scream somehting viking ish ;)
@@thaticelandicguy HA! If you decide to do a video where you color grade a clip of Cine4 from a subscriber, I'd love to send you something. I can't quite nail the skin tones.
Lets go!! Cine4 user 🙋♂️
Let's go ISSAR!!!
Thanks for the info.
I have a sony a6100, how do i use slog2/3, and other profiles that are present in a6400 but not in a6100?
If a6100 doesn't have it you can't use it, right?
super, I will watch this video more than 10 times, unfortunately i can only up my thumb only one time...
I work with final cut pro.
nevertheless your video was very interesting.
thanks for that ✌️
Thanks for watching!
and yea, doesn't really matter what program one use. The tools are all there in the top tier programs - just located on different places lol
Great bro, could u colour grading for canon
I don't own cannon! But I guess t would be very similar :)
What's good picture profile for outdoor shot
I use the one I shared outdoors :)
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how to grade color in premiere?
add my lut, its done