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I started on avid media composer for many years and switched to premier for many years more years. I've now just switched to Resolve. It feels like I've just found a new home after leaving Avid MC all those years ago, many things I found challenging in premier are such a breeze now in resolve. I'm spending more time being creative and less time with the limitations of the adobe timeline and colour system. Finally back in a colour managed workflow.
Best beginners guide on youtube HANDSDOWN!! I broke my head trying to watch and follow Seez Santos's "What You NEED TO KNOW To Use Your Lumix G7 For Video | Beginners Guide" and couldnt keep up AT ALL but this video really helped me since im a noob with a G7
For those of us wanting to view guitar lessons, the vertical format sucks. No way that I can see to do a slight "rewind" or to slow it down. If you want a bigger audience for your guitar lessons you post, please do a horizontal. There's no way I'd want to use my phone display go view guitar lessons.
Ehhhh....looking at the video montage there was nothing that screamed amazing. It looks like any smart phone could've shot this without a gimbal without any accessories at all. I certainly would not have paid for this no disrespect to the filmmaker it just didn't give me that wow factor it would had it been shot using a real camera. Phones have come a long long way in terms of processors, image sensors, speed etc but it's still a phone. I'd definitely stick to a DSLR or cinema camera for weddings or any professional work period.
I agree with most what you say. But strongly disagree on your take on David Fincher (possibly because you respect him too much as we all are). For me the last David Fincher movie that feels like movie in a Saving Private Ryan versus Hacksaw Ridge way is Panic Room. I just wishes he dicthes his weird love on RED Camera movie. I miss his Se7en or Fight Club look where every frame is perfection.
On the polarising filters magic from a photographer's point of view ... and some experience - you'll get the best results if the light source (mostly sunlight) is on about 90 degrees - if you are shooting with the sunlight from your back, or is it "on you" - there is not much you can play. Btw - very useful video - I'll be getting gradient and variable ND. Cheers
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It's just not true that the tools have no effect, and it all comes down to how use them. Digital just does look different from film, and I don't know why you're so invested in obscuring this basic point.
I'm watching this video and thinking that maybe I need to move our entire process to resolve. This is a big decision and I am probably going to do this after more than 10 years with premier
It's funny, I absolutely hated the way The Batman was filmed. While I appreciate the darkness and realistic lighting, many of the camera angles just confused me and ruined my immersion, particularly in the car chase scene ~25 minutes in.
I have a simple rule I followed for years. If the camera looks too clean, which to me is amateurish, I don't watch the movie. When I watch a movie, I'm gonna need it to look like a MOVIE and not like something I shot on my iPhone.
