Fujifilm X-T4 Video Settings For Cinematic Footage
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 เม.ย. 2021
- Fujifilm X-T4 Video Settings For Cinematic Footage
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Brilliant info1 Thanks! Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
So interesting toturial, i learned from it thank you.👍
Glad to hear that
Another interesting lesson..!! Thanks
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Fuji Xt4. Great cinematic setting. Thanks for sharing great tips.
Glad it was helpful!
Always the best tips from you
Learn a lot from your channel
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Hi Andrei! Wonderful share of your preferred settings based on your expertise. Well done, my friend 👍. Big like. Thanks for sharing and enjoy your weekend 😀.
Many thanks!
Thanks for the tips. 👍👍
Any time!
Almost same as my settings! Hehe nice tips!🤩
Thanks! 😁
very interesting sharing thank you dear andrei good job
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So great tutorial
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Yesterday i hold this camera in my hands! Good Job Andrei 💪🏽💪🏽
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@@AndreiDimaReviews yes very cool bro .. i said buy a sony 😂but my brother is very happy with it 👍🏼
Very interesting video my friend Andrei 👍 👌❤️❤️
Greetings
Many thanks
I’m a Fujifilm X-T4 shooter too! 🙌
Cool!🙌
hi do you use sd card backup for video?
I try to record my videos using built in camera settings like eterna or classic chrome. And my xt4 won’t let me? What am I doing wrong here?
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Thank you!
Interessing :)
Thank you!
Andrei, great info! A quick one - how do you avoid overheating? Do you shoot short clips and frequently shut the camera down (manually or via Auto turn off) or do you leave it on? I find that I can record over 20 minutes in highest quality INTERNALLY, but only 10-12 if I connect an additional monitor/recorder, such as my Atomos Ninja V . Which is very weird, shouldn't it heat LESS with workload shifted to the Ninja? ☹
Hey, I usually shoot short clips, I shoot internally at 200mbs and I never had overheating problems, even here in Spain where it gets really hot. Externally, the camera still does some processing so it is normal to heat up but not that fast. Try shooting ProRes 422, change the HDMI, use just the IBIS and not the digital stabilization and boost. What SSD do you use with the Ninja V? Tell me what settings you are using.
@@AndreiDimaReviews Yo, thanks for the quick reply, I appreciate it 😉. I am using a Samsung EVO disk, cable is a bit older, might be an 1.4 HDMI (as I cannot seem to get more than 4K 30fps to the Ninja) but newer, 2.0 coiled one is on the way. I only ever use "regular" IBIS and I even tried with IBIS turned off, which did seem to improve the issue.
My biggest concern is actually not shooting extra long takes (like stage shows, interviews, etc.), in fact I also shoot shorter clips. BUT, what I definitely would like is to be able to keep everything powered on to just "monitor" things. It seems that even just monitoring/being in stand by mode also overheats the camera.
Hey, did the new HDMI solved the problem? You can try and record just on the ssd and not on both ssd and sd card (internaly).
@@AndreiDimaReviews Yo! :) still waiting for the cable to arrive. Also, I've been extensively and methodically testing the camera and/or camera+ssd options and resolutions. It --might-- have to do with the IBIS being turned on, but I still cannot reliably reproduce the overheating problem. For the past couple of days, it seems that the camera works over 30min continuous SSD recording, without overheating! 🤘🏻
Hi can you plz tell me where can i find these settings like frame marker (1.85,2.35) aspect ratio settings in Fujifilm xt-4
Hello, can you please write again the frame marker.
@@AndreiDimaReviews sorry i don't understand
The time frame in the video, at what minute do you refer?
What kind of sd card is needed? Thank you.
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I'm new to Fujifilm, I just bought Fuji X-T4. I don't know how to set up HLG for Video? I can't find a tutorial on youtube. Please help, Thanks.
Hello, in the movie settings go to F-Log/HLG recording option and click ok, now select the last option named HLG. If the HLG option is grey, go to movie settings and select file format, there select the H265 (HEVC) codec and redo the first step. Keep in mind that the HLG option works only from ISO 1000 so you should use an Nd filter.
@@AndreiDimaReviews Thanks. How about edit in Premier pro. I have F-log LUT from Fujifilm will work with HLG? where I can get the LUT for HLG?
@@AndreiDimaReviews What editing software are you use? Premiere Pro?
so if you press the front button what the mid option does? th-cam.com/video/wP8SNPWEQOI/w-d-xo.html