Location - Perth, WA, Australia Videographer - Rafael Cesar Film look test footage Shot in V-log, 4k, 60fps Gear: Panasonic Lumix s5 Sigma 18-35 1.8 art Sigma MC-21 ef to L mount Roning S Atomos shinobi Hoya variable ND filter
I agree, of all the lenses I own the sigma 18-35 is the one stays on my s5 permanently, and I rotate my other lenses on my gh5, plus the fact that it’s zooms internally makes it a bit more gimbal friendly
It was part of some tests I was doing, now I use a full frame lens for most of my videos but at least I know that if one day I need to use the sigma it won't disappoint 👍
Hey there, i have never used auto focus with any panasonic cameras, as much as i love those cameras i would never trust to use the auto focus for a paid project so i played and practice a lot to focus manually to be as good as i could, ans i would recommend you to do the same, it's hard at beginning but after you get used to it, you will never go back, good luck 😀
Thank you, I edit my videos by eye, no luts so I charge my style depending on the occasion, but I always make sure to shoot v-log over exposed by 2 stops
@@thatvideoguy4k why overexpose 2 stops? isnt there a risk that you blow out highlights? i also have the S5 but im mostly shooting in HDR10 so its quite different. there you need to pay more attention to bright highlights. i have my sebra pattern at 85% also
@@thebossnocompetition8757 No worries about blowout highlights bro. Vlog profiles handle the highlights very well. Even overexposed to 5 stops, when you corrected everything in post everything so clean
Great color grading! did you do it manually or did you use an LUT? btw im watching this on an calibrated S95B QD OLED. i can tell you right away with your grading skills this would look amazing in HDR10!. it already does in SDR.
Thank you very much, i'm happy to hear that, iuse my macbook to edit the colours and a tv just to check the overall feeling of the video, hopefully soon i can get a better monitor to replace my old tv
@@thatvideoguy4k i think most important is that you are using a calibrated monitor so you know what whitebalance you get. i use an Pioneer KRP 500M from 2008 as reference so ;)
Hey bro, how are you doing? can you watch this video on you monitor and give me your thoughts on it ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5_tjHbIhvV4.html 🙏🤓 thank you.
@@thatvideoguy4k i use premiere too, it's nice to know that lumetri can hit that level of grading, it's up to me to squeeze the best out of it the way you do 🙏🏽
@@dayanvaldes1349 I keep trying new things all the time, I spend hours sometimes in one frame trying get the most of it, it’s possible but there will be a lot of trial and error, but eventually we get there 👍
100% manual bro, since I have moved to Panasonic I have never had the auto focus on as I shoot a lot of weddings and as you know you can’t relay on auto focus on Panasonic cameras yet unfortunately
Hey, yes “film look” is a very subjective term to use, in the case of this video I was talking about the colour separation and natural skin tones, if you have created something better better I would love to see
@@thatvideoguy4k to me the Colour’s look ok, and like you’ve said colour is subjective. I create looks for different films mainly in controlled lighting environments. Nothing wrong with your colours, it’s the sharpness and the digital look I have a problem with. If I may add your saturation is a bit too strong for my taste, skintone on this camera is already very accurate, so not much work needed. And also your grade does not have a look it doesn’t fall into a colour scheme, so you can’t call it really a look if you get what I mean.