thank you thank you!

Thanks bro!

It issss what it is haha. Thanks man really appreciate it 🤙🏻

Sigma 24-70 f2.8

really appreciate that man thanks for watching!

Glad you enjoyed it! 🙏🏻

Thanks so much! Yes it was shot with a Sony a7iii - when you say optics do you mean lens or picture profile?

Thanks a lot! This was all shot on the Sigma 24-70 f2.8

Really appreciate it man thank you!

thanks man

Just seeing this comment now, but thank you so much! 😊

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Thank you!

The two lenses I used on this one were the Sigma 24-70 f2.8 and the Sony 70-200 f2.8! I've never done a before and after video on color correction but I can add it to the list! I don think im an expert in color by any means - this was just basic adjustments for exposure and then a LUT at about 30 percent

@@TaylorElliott ah cool..yes please add in your list. Reason being I want to make short film, but I want that film "look". I'm not a huge fan of digital look..so I'm little paranoid how my film turns out if I use a digital camera. I heard Sony a7 is good for budget filmmakers. But your video looked good...had a nice glossy look to it...dunno the correct term but you know what I mean. Thanks bro.

dude I really appreciate that thank you so much!

Couldn’t have done it without you!

That’s so dope to hear, glad this video helps bring you back 🙏🏻

Thank you so much 🤙🏻

Thanks so much man! And it’s actually a custom profile I found from a KZbinr named xtrashot, it’s supposed to look like cinetone from Sony’s cinema line

@@TaylorElliott ah i think ive seen his video! Its a cine4 pp, right? But you still color graded it right?

@@jonasknaab6952 yessir! And I did still color grade it yeah, I use color finale pro within Final Cut Pro to make all of my base corrections and color grades

@@TaylorElliott Thank you so much for all the information!! Really appreciate it :) Thanks dude and keep up the great work. Already subbed and stocked to see new stuff

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wow thanks so much man!

Really appreciate the support, thanks homie 🙏🏻

mannn you're way too nice, appreciate it 🙏🏻

I believe it is from a glitch plugin pack by Ryan Nangle, he's got some awesome stuff on KZbin

any thanks so much, really appreciate the love!!

DUDE I know hahah I didn't realize until I got home and started editing that the lens cap was on...didn't want to go back out in to the cold to reshoot so just said F it hoping no one would notice lol. Appreciate the kind words though

@@TaylorElliott listen is happens and only the trained eye wud see it. but sick video still. bless keep raising

Dude thanks so much, glad you’re here!

Ayyy appreciate it!

Thank you so much man 🙏🏻

Thanks for watching, appreciate the love!

Really kind of you to say, thanks a lot!

glad you enjoyed it, really appreciate the support!

thats so awesome to hear, thanks the nice words!

I'm surprised you're the first person to say something about that 😂 appreciate it man!

I believe the a7iii has a default aspect ratio of 3:2 and I did not change those settings at all for this video

Appreciate it thank you 🙏🏻

Hahah exactly. Thanks a lot man!

There are certain areas you can and can’t fly in, you can google the area you’re trying to fly in and you should be able to find out if you’re allowed. DJI’s software is also really good about warning you when you’re in restricted air spaces

Yo thanks so much! Appreciate the love, happy to have you here 🤙🏻

Wow thanks so much man I really appreciate it! 🙏🏻

Glad you like them haha cheers!

Bro thank you so much, really appreciate the kind words. And hey everyone has to start somewhere right? 🤙🏻

Dude that's so awesome, glad you're back shooting! These little edits are a ton of fun when you're feeling like you're in a creative funk or something, just a nice way to shoot something simple and get the juices flowing again. Appreciate the support!

@@TaylorElliott So true ! I was initially aiming to do longer shortfilms, planned everything, searched for locations and stuff but at some point I hit a creative block because the project was to "big" . Your videos reminded me again that simplicity is key most of the times. Exited to see more of your content in the future :)