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The Light From Darkness | GH5 + Sigma 18-35mm

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From the darkness, the nation gathers to make light.
Shot and Edited by Kevin Chiu
Music: Stray Theories - One Last Time
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Camera: Lumix GH5
Lens: Sigma 18-35mm DG Art Lens + Canon 100mm Macro Lens
Adapter: Metabones Speedbooster Ultra (Canon)
Editor: Premiere Pro CC
LUTs: VisionColor M31
Color: Magic Bullet Looks

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10 июл 2018

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Комментарии : 15

@chadcarrierepersonnel8970 4 года назад

Discovered you 2weeks ago. Ive Subscribed here and on Instagram. Luv your work!

@AyechinoProd 5 лет назад

Great video man, nothing beats a sigma 18-35 with a pro-mist filter and some 35mm Fuji grain.

@dashaunwatson5166 6 лет назад

great work. enjoyed the music choice for this film as well.

@junebunchucherd2898 5 лет назад

This is pure inspirations

@jonashohn8977 6 лет назад

Amazing probably one of the best videos to show the capabilities of the sigma 18-35. Also the color grading is on point. Would love to hear what exect settings and picture profiles on the GH5 you recorded this on.

@KChiuCinematography 6 лет назад

Thank you! This is on Cinelike D (-3 -5 0 -3 0)!

@jonashohn8977 6 лет назад

@@KChiuCinematography thank you allot for sharing :)

@JaredRaines 5 лет назад

This is phenomenal! Can I ask you any tips or advice on how you went about color grading this?

@rdomingo21 5 лет назад

hi do you still get aperture of 1.8 at max? or 2.7 (crop factor)?

@maurizioricci9274 6 лет назад

Insane, how much ISO? Non more than 1600? You are such a good talent

@KChiuCinematography 6 лет назад

Set at 800 ISO max! :)

@antonisdavis2288 5 лет назад

@@KChiuCinematography is the limit the 800 iso generally at low light situations?

@AyechinoProd 5 лет назад

@@antonisdavis2288 After ISO 800, noise is introduced and after 1600, the footage is just unusable. Plus RU-vid's compression and you'll have a bad looking video. So an ISO 800 cap is the best workaround, plus if you're recording at 4k 10bit you'll be able to bump up the exposure and get great results with lil noise and artifacts.