Autumn in Capitola (BMPCC Original with CineMorph Anamorphic Looks Filter) 4k upscale
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ม.ค. 2021
- A little getaway with the fam to Santa Cruz.
Filmed with the OG Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera
Lenses: Panasonic Lumix 14mm
Sigma 18-35mm with the Vid-Atlantic CineMorph Anamorphic Looks filter
and Speedboosters (both the Metabones and Viltrox M2).
Gimbal: Zhiyun Crane M2 (with Lumix 14mm lens only, not with the Sigma lens) - เพลง
The Og bmpcc is magic and beautiful. I can never let mine go.
Oh god, I remembered and cried to my father when I saw and heard your video ... thank you for this...
Amazing awesomeness bro. Amazing awesomeness.
ok two things. well, three. 1) the bmpcc is one of the greatest cameras ever created. 2) I still dont know how to upscale footage. do a tutorial on that lol.. 3) subscribed ! amazing piece man.
Always good to see the original bmpcc showing its powers, great work!
Beautiful and great work!!! The OG bmpcc is fantastic.
fantastic looking!
amazing
Thank you! I really enjoy your videos too! The ones you made with the 14-42mm kit lens made me go out and grab that lens right away. Great job! I don't like the Mega IOS on that lens so I'm now looking for the smaller 14-42 with Power IOS.
Thanks! I honestly appreciate your comments. I have really enjoyed each video, the cinematographic sense that you convey creates a spectacular narrative.
very lovely and well captured. watched it twice already.
Great footage. I really enjoyed the look 👀
Excellent, this is beautiful! :)
very nice work 👊👏
Awesome
I have owned GH5, A7SII, Digital Bolex, RED, Sony F35, Bmpcc 6K, Canon R5 etc.
The OG bmpcc beats them all easily except for maybe the Bolex, they are both fantastic looking!
Tell me please! BMМСС is also like Pocket and Bloex? The sensor is the same (bmpcc).
Aibek Akaev The digital bolex is different but the bmmcc and the bmpcc-original have the same internal imager/sensor. The bmmcc has 60fps for slow motion which is great
@@edwardenciu It seems to me that the pocket looks like a film strip like a bolex. bmmcc is similar to bmcc and bmcc 2.5k
beats them in terms of what? I like the analog film look as much as the next dullard, but I think you nostalgia seekers need to let go of the past and accept that cinematography has progressed. long live the bmpcc4k and 6k!
@@Snowboy2015 Beats them in color, how it renders motion, highlight rolloff, true stops above middle grey, codec (true cinema DNG), and more in my opinion... :-)
The reverse slow-mo shot is incredible! How on earth did you manage that with the 30fps in camera cap?? Did you drop it into a 60fps timeline and slow it down then? just awesome.
Thanks!! Nothing special at all. The waves seems slower up there in Northern California, lol. Someone else asked how I slowed down the footage on a another video I shot on that same trip (the Davenport Pier video also here on YT). It’s simply 30fps conformed down to 24fps in a 24fps timeline. The real magic is in the ogPocket with Panasonic lenses.
Love your footage! do you use RAW? If so, do you use color science gen 1 or gen 4?
Thanks! Typically I use prores hq. I did in this video.
Great footage! Makes me want to go out and shoot with my OG pocket right now! Did you use an ND filter to cut out additional light?
Thank you! Yeah, I used basic low-cost fader ND filters.
@@edwardenciu That's great!
Very Nice! Did you use ND filter?
Thank you! Yes, just affordable variable ND filters from Amazon
Thanks for sharing your experience. I would like to test the color grading on my desktop using davinci resolve but unfortunately I can't find any raw or prores footage to experiment with. Would it be possible to share some seconds of original footage? I am sure that a lot of people will appreciate that. Thanks in advance...
There is some downloadable footage from the BMPCC on this page. There is also footage from other cameras.
mattscottvisuals.com/mtsdownloads
This is beautiful. Did you edit this in premier or Davinci resolve ?
Thank you! Resolve! I used Premiere for 20 years but almost 2 years ago (just before making this video) I moved to Resolve and am very glad I did.
@@edwardenciuis that how you upscaled the footage? In resolve?
@@Cinegavo yes, that's correct. I upscaled the project settings to a 4K resolution and applied 2x superscale to all of the clips with medium sharpening and low noise reduction (after editing it in 1080).
@@edwardenciu nice. I was thinking of buying the studio version of Resolve because I have the same camera and really need this. Is it worth it?
@@Cinegavo If all you need is superscaling then I think you can roll back to ver 15 or something similar where it was still included in the lite version. But yes, imo, it's definitely worth every penny.
What type of stabilization did you use?
Zhiyun M2 Gimbal with the 14mm lens and some stabilization in post using Resolve