A Summer Day In Lisbon | CinePrint16 | Sony ZV-E10 

Thank you for the kind words! Lisbon was lovely, I wish that I could've stayed there longer and explore it all! have a wonderful day brother.

@@lumpio That's amazing to hear bro, good luck on your next projects!

Thank you James, I always appreciate your kind words! :)

thank you so much, I'm glad that you liked it!! :)

thank you sm! :)

Thank you so much! It truly is and I'm glad that you had a good time there :))

Thank you I'm glad that you liked it!! :)

hahaha are you kidding me bro? your videos are amazing!! and thank you so much for your kind words, I truly appreciate it! I just feel like HLG3 is easier to handle, I just leave the ISO on auto and set the exposure meter to +1 and that's pretty much it! :)

@@lumpio when u shoot in hlg3 what is your input color space? rec709?

I'm still trying to figure that one out, for this video I had the input on (Rec.2020 & Rec.2100 HLG), for my newer ones I've tried (Rec.2020 & Rec.709) but the one that has worked best for be is (Rec.709 & Rec.709). So I'm still trying to figure that one out, let me know which works for you! :D

@@lumpio i will! look forward to seeing more of your videos

thank you, ill be looking forward to your videos too bro, good luck!! :))

thank you so much, I really appreciate it! :))

Thank you Kennedy, I'm glad that my video was of help! buying a camera was one of the best decisions I've ever made, what camera have you thought about? :)

thank you so much Landon for taking your time on writing such a wonderful comment, It means so much to me!

@@lumpio of course bro. i watched some more of your videos and had to subscribe. the way you capture the world around you is so immersive and something i strive to capture in my own videos. keep it up man!

@@landonfrench I truly appreciate you bro, thank you once again! And I'm excited to see what you'll create too :)

@@lumpio thank you bro. that means a lot!!🙏

Thank you so much! these colors are definitely achievable with the canon r50 :)

I appreciate you, thank you so much!! :)

thank you Yahir, I appreciate you!! :)

Thank you so much!! :)

Thank you Markus, I'm so happy that you enjoyed it!! :)

Thank you so much Son!! ^^

Glad that you liked it Ryan! I appreciate you :)

Thank you so much!! Most of the clips were shot in HLG3 with my Sony but the clips from 0:16-0:21 were shot with the ETERNA film simulation on Fuji X-E4. The whole video was graded with cineprint16! hope that I managed to answer your question :)

That really means a lot to me, thank you so much! My tip is to play around with the nodes in the Cineprint16 powergrade until you find a workflow that works for you. :) I would highly recommend you checking out Paolo Abeabe's video on how he uses Cineprint16! I pretty much use it the same way as he does when I color grade my videos, cheers!! :))

Of course, I'll create a folder with some clips for you! send me a mail at "lumpiooh@gmail.com" and I'll share them to you :)

@@lumpio you’re my hero 🥹, i will send it now

I use Davinci Resolve :)

thank you so much man! My zve10 and sigma 16mm doesnt have any stabilization but for my static shots, i just used the stabilization feature in davinci resolve and it worked great!! I feel like catalyst browse takes too much time and i honestly dont mind having a little bit of shake on my videos :)

I do but I like to keep it a bit subtle sometimes :)

Yes this was shot in HLG3 with BT2020 as color mode! And for the my CST settings, the input color space and gamma was set to: Rec.2020 and Rec.2100 (HLG). :)

and if I shot Cine 2 or Cine 4 in CST is Rec709?@@lumpio

thank you so much Cristian!! :)

i overexpose all my zve10 hlg3 footage by 1 :)

Hey! Most of the times I use the Cineon film node for my videos, which I used during the color grading of this video! :)

I'm glad that you liked it! to achieve the 4:3 resolution I edit and render my videos in 2880 x 2160 :)

@@lumpiothanks so much. I got the cineprint too. But how do you make the colors look more alive? Also do you overexpose when you shoot?

@@gessinibirad2980 No worries I'm always happy to help! All my Sony footage are shot in HLG3 and I usually overexpose by +1 on the exposure meter, and then I leave my ISO on auto (200-1600) but I've found that recording in the night can cause a lot of noise unfortunately :/. When color grading I've just experimented a lot and looked at a lot of tutorials and read through Tom Bolles pdf-guide. One tip I can give is that, if the skin colors are too saturated you can go in to the "Den + Sub" node by right clicking on the node > show compound node > deactivate the "Skin2" node. That was a real game changer for me! This was all I could say but I hope it was of help and good luck on your color grading journey!! :)

@@lumpiooh wow! Thank you so so much for this. This helps me a lot about the skin. Appreciate you so much. Just one more thing, what changes do you do to make colors pop?

I'm glad to be of help! hmm when it comes to colors, I usually make sure that my CST settings are correct then I adjust the exposure, the gain, contrast and the white balance (make sure that you adjust the right nodes!) and then I always lower the halation node so it doesn't become too overwhelming. I'm still a beginner when it comes to color grading but If you want to know more about it, I suggest that you watch Paolo Abeabe's Cineprint16 video! he goes through his editing process and I feel like its perfect for someone whos starting out with Cineprint! Cheers! :))

4:3 (2880x2160) :D