Love your videos! 24 fps only in USA, many pros say if you guys shoot in Europe, use 25 fps. There's a big difference using PAL system in Europe or NTSC in US. with 25 fps you also get rid of flickering LEDs because of 50hz electricity.
This one was a great video. You broke it down so much easier than other people. Learned something new when talking about slowing down clips. Never knew it was as easy as 24 divided by 60fps. Thanks for this
Very good video but when you have an Android phone than you just simply download that video in your phone or that can you do also in your desktop instead of record that video👍
I’m just not getting into car videography! Your content has been very helpful! I’m still practicing on my car. So I have the 16mm with no polarizer filter. Or the 35 with a polarizer filter. I feel like the 35 just isn’t wide enough. I have a 24-70mm but it’s just much for the rs3. Stupid adapter lol so should I use the 35mm or the 16? Or just use the 16 for the wide.
Great video, can you recommend a good tutorial on camera tracking in AE? ive tried it before and i get small jumps or stutters, it is never smooth like the tutorials.
@@danishmasih7455 thanks for watching! Interestingly, while I do fully adhere to what the hoodie stands for as a person of faith, I got the hoodie from a marketing company called SALT when we were doing a job with Toyota Canada. Great company, good people. I don’t know if they are from a faith background or not though 🧐
You said that its a good idea to get rolling shots of the car if possible. My question, as a newbie, if i make a car edit, with close/mid wide shots at 60fps, and want to add rolling shots aswell, should the rollers be 60fps then too? In another video of yours you said that 24fps look the best for rollers, so im not really sure what to do 😅
I personally do my rolling shots at 24fps, almost all the time. I use 60fps for detail shots and fancy b-roll, but 24fps for anything I want at “real-life speed” like talking head videos, behind the scenes, or rolling shots as a few examples.
Bro nice video thanks for the tipps!🙌🏻 I have a question on Computers for editing , what computer do you use and when a Computer which one for editing? A Macbook pro maybe ?
Thanks mate! I use an M1 MacBook Pro and it’s pretty great, starting to feel it slow down maybe a little bit but it’s been a workhorse against high res video 🙌🏼
The S9 has some limitations on recording, I might suggest it’s bigger brother the Lumix S5ii. It also really depends on your needs for deliverables as it doesn’t have full frame slo motion, but as you can see it didn’t slow me down in this video. 👍🏼 Lots of research but most cameras are pretty dang good these days.
I usually try and record for the platform I’m posting to. So I’ll often shoot both if I have the time. If I don’t, I prioritize horizontal and try and make it work for vertical.
Great question. I will sometimes shoot 1080p still as it holds up very well still. Lots of movies and shows are still streaming 1080. So feel free to use it! I do 🙌🏼
Definitely a question that should be asked to the client. Some don’t care at all, other do and you can remove the plate on the shoot to save you a lot of time in editing or you can cover it in post with your logo or something. I’ve had a lot more clients who don’t care then do, which is nice.
I have a question, on your next video can you talk more about video angles of the car to make it look good right off rip? That is my goal on my channel and I will set my mind to it
@@Vince66au often try and get a bit of both for posting to different platforms. Depending on what resolution I’m shooting I can use both as long as it’s framed well enough. But typically I’ll still shoot content native to each platform. Vertical for Instagram and landscape for TH-cam.
@@v_stands_for_value124 Haha! He’s a legend. Follow him on Instagram, great guy, great photographer and videographer. We do lots of work together. @captainreimer on insta!
You are right… but I suppose to capture the closest sense of motion blur that our eyes see, 24fps is the closest we can get, based on Hollywood I suppose?
Even with the exchange rate, you’re burning the Canadian midnight oil 😂. Loving the content lately man.
Gotta work hard to make it over here in Canada Eh! Haha. Cheers brother. I appreciate it 👊🏼
Thanks man for this Free Clips ❤😊✌🏻
Love your videos!
24 fps only in USA, many pros say if you guys shoot in Europe, use 25 fps. There's a big difference using PAL system in Europe or NTSC in US. with 25 fps you also get rid of flickering LEDs because of 50hz electricity.
This one was a great video. You broke it down so much easier than other people. Learned something new when talking about slowing down clips. Never knew it was as easy as 24 divided by 60fps. Thanks for this
That’s great to hear. Glad that made sense. I was hesitant to add math lol, I’m not the smartest at math but glad it made sense!
salt of the earth sweater is great!!!
I love it too!
Nicely confirmed everything I thought I've learnt. But in 1 video. Brilliant cheers!
@@Matt_warren_photography love hearing that 👊🏼
Nice hoodie & nice video bro!
Thanks mate! 👊🏼
Very good video but when you have an Android phone than you just simply download that video in your phone or that can you do also in your desktop instead of record that video👍
This video was so helpful! Keep up the great work. 👏
Thanks so much for watching!
Look at that focus!!!! ;) nailed it...this time!
Hahaha! One of my longer videos too, glad I finally figured that out haha. Cheers bro thanks for watching.
Great content my friend. Very inspiring
Nice video, and Epic sound design
Bro…..subscribed!!!
That means a lot! Thanks! I really appreciate you watching!
Well explained. loved the key frame rotation. looked really good
Thanks a ton! That’s a fun little trick for sure. Turns simple clips into sexy clips.
Thank you for a very informative video. Great set of tips. Subscribed.
Cheers!! Glad to have you part of the community. 👊🏼
But that hoodie though!!
I’m just not getting into car videography! Your content has been very helpful! I’m still practicing on my car. So I have the 16mm with no polarizer filter. Or the 35 with a polarizer filter. I feel like the 35 just isn’t wide enough. I have a 24-70mm but it’s just much for the rs3. Stupid adapter lol so should I use the 35mm or the 16? Or just use the 16 for the wide.
Fantastic post. Learnt so much!
Love it. Thanks for watching!
thank you, your best video ever!!!!!!!!!
@@tomzphone that means a lot! Thank you’
Love these videos. Would love more like it.
You and me both 😎
Thank you for the interesting video and the information provided in it!
Glad you liked it! I had fun making it. 🙌🏼
thanks for this video🙂
3rd.
Love it. What a car.
Right?! Such a beautiful machine!
Great information
Glad it was helpful!
Great video, can you recommend a good tutorial on camera tracking in AE? ive tried it before and i get small jumps or stutters, it is never smooth like the tutorials.
Fun fact if your shooting at 60fps. Motion blur does not change or not that much after 1/125.
@@dustmicks1 that is fun! I’ll have to try that out. I tend to use the 180 shutter on my camera but most don’t have that option.
@@TheCarCreative and I meant to say does not change 🤦♂️. It’s helpful for when you don’t have nd filter but still want to shoot wide open.
2nd comment 🎉
This is actually perfect advice, thanks man. Also where did you get that hoodie👀
@@danishmasih7455 thanks for watching! Interestingly, while I do fully adhere to what the hoodie stands for as a person of faith, I got the hoodie from a marketing company called SALT when we were doing a job with Toyota Canada. Great company, good people. I don’t know if they are from a faith background or not though 🧐
You said that its a good idea to get rolling shots of the car if possible. My question, as a newbie, if i make a car edit, with close/mid wide shots at 60fps, and want to add rolling shots aswell, should the rollers be 60fps then too? In another video of yours you said that 24fps look the best for rollers, so im not really sure what to do 😅
I personally do my rolling shots at 24fps, almost all the time. I use 60fps for detail shots and fancy b-roll, but 24fps for anything I want at “real-life speed” like talking head videos, behind the scenes, or rolling shots as a few examples.
Bro nice video thanks for the tipps!🙌🏻 I have a question on Computers for editing , what computer do you use and when a Computer which one for editing? A Macbook pro maybe ?
Thanks mate! I use an M1 MacBook Pro and it’s pretty great, starting to feel it slow down maybe a little bit but it’s been a workhorse against high res video 🙌🏼
Any chance you could do a similar video on shooting b roll except with a DJI OSMO pocket 3
@@povnick there are 2 videos with the osmo pocket 3 on my channel, hopefully they’ll help a bit!
Wow looks amazing. Looking at making the move into videography doing cars and sports. Do you think this camera will work for sports videography too?
The S9 has some limitations on recording, I might suggest it’s bigger brother the Lumix S5ii. It also really depends on your needs for deliverables as it doesn’t have full frame slo motion, but as you can see it didn’t slow me down in this video. 👍🏼
Lots of research but most cameras are pretty dang good these days.
@@TheCarCreative thanks for taking the time to reply will take a look
Thank u
You stole my recording spot at telus spark. i love those head things
@@JohnTalksCars I just thought of them last week. It’s a great spot!
@@TheCarCreative 100% first time i went there i thought security would kick me out but they seem like a chill place
Nice Video again 🙏 Do you record everything horizontally?
I usually try and record for the platform I’m posting to. So I’ll often shoot both if I have the time. If I don’t, I prioritize horizontal and try and make it work for vertical.
@@TheCarCreative thanks man 😃
Would you rather shoot 1080 60 instead of 4k 24/30 if those are your only options? Or is 4k always the choice?
Great question. I will sometimes shoot 1080p still as it holds up very well still. Lots of movies and shows are still streaming 1080. So feel free to use it! I do 🙌🏼
Hey there from the UK. Great video :-) Are we allowed to use the footage in a different style edit on TH-cam?
Why not. Maybe just add credit for me on TH-cam.
@@TheCarCreative Absolutely. Thank you and thanks for the inspiration to make content
liked a lot
Cheers brother. 👊🏼
I have a question, when you make a video should you make the license plate blurred or just no license plate for the customer?
Definitely a question that should be asked to the client. Some don’t care at all, other do and you can remove the plate on the shoot to save you a lot of time in editing or you can cover it in post with your logo or something. I’ve had a lot more clients who don’t care then do, which is nice.
@@TheCarCreative hmmm i see, thank you!
I have a question, on your next video can you talk more about video angles of the car to make it look good right off rip? That is my goal on my channel and I will set my mind to it
I have a few videos similar to this one! Go on my channel and look up my popular videos. They’re similar but different.
Hi , Starting here - noticed you switched from Portrait to Landscape - do you normally put them together. ?
@@Vince66au often try and get a bit of both for posting to different platforms. Depending on what resolution I’m shooting I can use both as long as it’s framed well enough. But typically I’ll still shoot content native to each platform. Vertical for Instagram and landscape for TH-cam.
Cinematic video of cinematic car videomaking, pls get a third dude to record the dude recording you recording
@@v_stands_for_value124 Haha! He’s a legend. Follow him on Instagram, great guy, great photographer and videographer. We do lots of work together. @captainreimer on insta!
I have sony a7iii and i can only shoot 4k30fps how to i slow down the footage without losing quality ?
try with 1080p60. Of course if you don't need 4k at the end.
What camera and lens did you use in this video, i know you put the S5II in the description but it is not a 85mm that you shot this with
No good point I used the 24mm on the Lumix S9. It has 4K 60fps but at a crop so it essentially turned the 24 into a 35mm ish.
I do not see in 24 frames per second
You are right… but I suppose to capture the closest sense of motion blur that our eyes see, 24fps is the closest we can get, based on Hollywood I suppose?
what a fucking nice intro build up
@@parzival8397 staaaaahp. Too kind!
IS IT OKY IF I EDIT ON MY OWN WAY AND UPLOAD ON TIKTOK ?
Absolutely!