Easy Faded Film Look (Using Canon eos-m Footage) 

I actually do use that feature, mostly with bmpcc footage and S-log, but this was more of a super simple tutorial for getting that "look" with canon h.264 footage with cinestyle. I'll probably do another video about LUTs and grading in a future video. Thanks for watching!

+NigelBarros ah, ok. So it's not that you prefer one way over the other? It's more about what you need for what camera?

Gilles Bodson Yeah basically, in the old versions of adobe before lumetri color was an option I learned how to grade my footage with "levels" so for canon eos-m footage its always been what I do. I'm actually still pretty new to grading with lumetri color and LUTs, only been at it for like a year, where as I've been using levels for like 4-5 years

+NigelBarros allright, I see. I'm fairly new to the lumetri thing as well I'll keep an eye on your channel for updates ;)

Shooting weddings is not the easiest thing to do, especially with a camera like the eos M, but with magic lantern many of the problems are fixed. I've never experienced overheating with my eos-m or T2i so that wasn't an issue for me. most of the wedding ceremonies I shoot last 20 minutes or less so the record time isn't an issue either. When I use cameras with 12 minute record times I keep a timer on my phone so i know how long i have till i have to stop and start again. magic lantern has a focus peaking feature so w=manual focus was a breeze. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!

NigelBarros helps a lot just subscribed love your accurate and super helpful tips, thanks a lot man keep up with this great channel, last question ❓ what kind of lenses for wedding shoot?perhaps That 24-40mm 2.8 you are using with black magic camera 🎥?

Yes that's correct