I actually shot this at 30fps with the camera settings but created my sequence at 15fps to give it more of a choppy motion, if that makes sense. I added an adjustment layer to do my color grading. The color grading was just some tweaking on the color wheels and color curve. Lastly, I added the noise effect set at 20 and removed the "use color noise" setting within the effect;. Thank you for watching!
Hello EditedByGQ, 9 months later... I used manual focus for all these shots. Unfortunately, because the Sigma lens is not a native Sony lens, the auto focus function is not great and it does not have good tracking, specially when filming. For this video I used picture profile PP5 but I alternate between that and PP2 (with some minor adjustments). Hope this was helpful and thanks for watching!
Hello Emily, Every one of these shots is hand held but for some of the shots I used a stabilizer effect in post production. If you use premiere pro, it is called Warp Stabilizer and can be found in your effects tab. Simply drag and drop it over your clip that is in the sequence. Sometimes it looks decent and sometimes it does not. Hope that this helps.
@@emilythemamacita I think anyone can learn Premiere Pro, plus there are tons of tutorials on YT. Thank you!! I appreciate the compliment. Another thing you can do to avoid switching editing software is to buy a stabilizer for your camera. Which camera are you using?
@@kylolens i think ill do the switch might be time for an upgrade! I use Sony mainly, i have the ZV1, the a5100 and just ordered the a7ii with the sigma 30 mm 1.4 lens! Thats how i found your video! I use alot of the sony 5100 with a 50 mm lens but its super shaky and has horrible sound so thats why i upgraded!
@@emilythemamacita Oh! Okay okay. Yes, the sigma 30mm is such a good lens. The a7iii has a pretty good built in stabilizer to the camera. Also, one thing to note about the sigma lens; because it is not a Sony lens the auto focus function does not work too well. If you are recording moving shots it is better to manually focus because the auto focus feature will not keep the subject in focus.
