Day Breeze | GH4 & Shogun 4K Cinematic Test#2 

I primarily use the Lumix 12-35mm f2.8, but I also shot a few clips with the cheaper Lumix 45-150mm f4.0-5.6. I try to shoot with the 12-35 as much as possible because it produces a clearer image then the 45-150.

Bob Finn Thanks! Yes I always use ND's while filming on sunny days. It can be difficult to find the balance between exposed and overexposed on this camera due to its latitude, but with practice it'll get easier. Thanks for watching!

Which kind do you suggest?

Bob Finn I bought something similar to this: m.ebay.com/itm/52MM-Filter-Kit-UV-CPL-FLD-ND-2-4-8-Set-for-Canon-Nikon-Sony-DSLR-Camera-Lens-/191008452347?hash=item2c78fdaefb%3Ag%3Aj-wAAOSwN81XNWsd&_trkparms=pageci%253Aab4f094c-3006-11e7-9032-74dbd1804045%257Cparentrq%253Ace8e548e15b0aa12e18179b4fffcbdaf%257Ciid%253A2 You can buy kits that are higher quality and more expensive, but my inexpensive kit works great. Mainly you want a kit that has at least ND2, ND4 and ND8.

Thanks for enlightening me. This is a big help.

+Lost TV Thanks you! :) I used CineD with these settings: -3,-3,-5, -3, 0. I applied a LUT in post and added a bit of contrast. Finally I made some tweaks in the color corrector in premier pro.

robbyboyo Thank you :)

+Hugo Pereira Sound Thank you so much! I'd love to collaborate with you sometime. I checked out your channel and love your work. Contact me here: cinema-light@outlook.com

Wow that's scary. Mine has held up fine so far, but I'm going to be paranoid from now on haha. Thanks, I appreciate it!

+AedinCinema Thank you for the kind words. I'm glad you liked the video!

+Joseph Lippencott Thank you Joseph, I appreciate your comment. I only use focus peaking on certain occasions. The shogun has a crisp monitor, so it's pretty easy to see where the focus is.

Thank you! :)

no pb :) If you have time, check my vids one day ;)

Joe Clark Thanks Joe! I use Cine-D.

+Austen Hallett Thank you! All shots were either on a tripod or a slider :)

+tenerife84 Thanks! The Lumix 12-35mm gives the best bokeh effect between the two lenses because the aperture can open to a f2.8. If you are shooting on a smaller sensor like a APS-C or Micro than get a lens that can open wide - minimum I'd recommend is f2.8. To maintain the wide aperture while shooting in the sun use ND's. Hope that helps!