Thanks for the video. Trying to decide on a filter for an f2 22mm lens and deciding how many stops I'll need. I live in the southwest aka basically desert haha

Thank you. this was very helpful.

How do I do autofucus? And/or select the object I want to be in focus. I am in cinematic mode so I may want to switch to regular 4K? Still figuring it out

I😎 like the 360 link

awesome awesome awesome!!!! thank you sir!

which camera is better: Iphone 6s, 4.7" screen or Iphone 7 ,4.7" screen ?

Very good. I have subscribed

Less about Jeff Goldblum and more about being wrong about monoponds!

In addition to the HDMI emulators I suggested, to get a clean HDMI feed from a Canon C300 Mark II cinema camera: 1. Connect the HDMI cable to the HDMI port on the camera. Ensure that the other end is connected to the device you are using to capture the feed, such as a monitor, recorder, or computer. 2. Turn on the camera and access the menu settings by pressing the MENU button. 3. Navigate to the "Setup" menu, which is represented by a wrench icon. 4. In the "Setup" menu, go to the "Output Config" option. 5. Within the "Output Config" menu, select the "HDMI" option. 6. In the "HDMI" menu, you will find various settings related to the HDMI output. Here are some important settings to adjust: a. "Output Resolution": Choose the desired resolution for the HDMI output. Select the resolution that matches the capabilities of your capture device. b. "1080p 1:54 /720p Output": Set this option based on the requirements of your capture device. If your device supports 1080i, select "1080i." If it supports only 720p, select "720p." c. "Output Display": Choose whether you want to display the camera's LCD information on the HDMI output or have a clean feed without any overlays. Select "Off" for a clean feed. d. "Time Code": Decide whether you want to include the camera's timecode in the HDMI output. If you want a clean feed, select "Off." e. "HDMI Rec Control": This option determines whether you want to control the recording start/stop function of an external device connected via HDMI. Choose the appropriate setting based on your requirements. 7. Once you have adjusted the necessary settings, exit the menu by pressing the MENU button. You should now have a clean HDMI feed from your Canon C300 Mark II cinema camera, without any overlays or unnecessary information. Note: The specific menu options and layout may vary slightly depending on the firmware version of your camera.

Will the GH5 settings file work with the GH5 II

Thank you!

Thanks❤

For 46 mins?? F*ck that!

thankyou i just got a gh5 this is a brilliant walkthrough thankyou again

Man, this was exactly what I needed. Thank you.

The Blue Yetis is the absolutely best, and still will be in my opinion

What's the best ND filter for desert photography that highlights the texture of sand and mountains or enhances the sky?

Hi Griffin and thank you for this video. I know you also have the GH5S, so if you were making a narrative film for a festival to be shown to an audience on a cinema screen and if you could only work with one camera, would you choose the GH5S or the GH5ii? The footage will be recorded on the Atomos Ninja in ProRes 4:2:2 10Bit. Thanks.

Straight to what matters. Thank you.

Hello, I am wondering about the big tripod, so I fly a budget airline, will they let me on if I just carry it?

So again for how long should videographer keep original footage? Mine lost them on the next day. And because mine copy was corrupted those videos were completely lost. No apologies no money back. Everything is my fault according a videographer

Ughhh WHYYYY??? 2024...

Love this!!!

It’s crazy how stars just spawn in the shape of a Big Dipper and all the other constellations

Even after so many years you saved my life! Thank you for being a really great person! 🤟😃🤟

I really liked your doc! Unfortunately I bought it on someone else's KZbin account. Will have to buy it again and rewatch it!

Ah, to see $2.39 a bottle again...

So simple ! I never thought about it !

Thank you so much for the contents.

Griffin that is a great achievement, well done! I see you are wearing ear buds, are they Apple or another make, reason I ask, mine fall out when I jog! sad I know, so if you can let me know about yours, would be much appreciated. All the best from the UK.

What about running on a track?

these videos have crossed into the sacred threshold of 'comfort watching' there is no reason for me to be watching this in 2024. i shoot sony and probably always will. but that doesn't matter, because i am, above all, comfy.

My save/restore setting is greyed out. Have uploaded griff.dat onto card. Anyone know why it would be greyed out? Thanks in advance.

do a flip

Thanks fellow film nerds 😅

Hahaha 😂

Why nobody told me like that. We live great times because we can get great value from great people !

me thinking this video will help me figure which ONE im going to buy. now im buying 3 levels, lol thnks

F11 is like . . . What about me?

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thanks

Anyone else randomly missing the camera icon in video mode mentioned at 9:16 and know how to get it back?

One of the greatest instruction videos ever on youtube. Helped me a LOT thanks! Just a pity the GH4 doesnt have profiles as you can set this camera up in so many ways, and it would have been nice to switch from Cinema setup to something else by just selecting a profile. I have been a Canon user for decades and recently Black Magic, and I must say since the GH4 came out, I was blown away by Panasonic cameras. It is the ONE camera that does almost everything right. Amazing! Sooo much easier to use than my black magic cameras, but the magics have superior well-depth so they go nowhere. Panasonics now replaces my Canons.

I'm still trying to figure out how to get rid of the noise on the GH5S. No matter what Photo style or dual native ISO settings I shoot at, I always get a distinct noise. And it doesn’t matter whether I’m shooting indoors with low light or outdoors during the day - there is always noticeable noise in the shadows. At native or maximally low, at any ISO, there is still noise. On the Internet there are stunning videos of the city at night shot on the GH5S, with ISO 6000 and 10000 and so on, but I don’t understand how this is possible, because my camera makes noise in the shadows even at about native ISO in daylight. I would be very grateful if you could tell me what could be the matter. Perhaps I don’t understand something, there are some settings or maybe there is always noise, it’s just removed in post-processing, but for a week now I can’t figure out what’s wrong. Thank you in advance for your cooperation.

RIP sriracha Please do a follow up on the relationship breakdown between the chilli grower and the sauce maker and please PLEASE bring them back together there is no acceptable replacement for Sriracha

Always makes me happy when I see a new video from Griffin. Nice house of cards feel with the music as well

What is 10 bit 4.2.0 then?

Wow the rode blows the azden out of the water. Now I've gotta see how it compares to the NTG 2 which has internal power

I was thinking about this today when i heard the song, thank god you made it!!! Now imagine this but with the sample return mission from Mars, all the visuals along with some mission control audio and re-entry on earth, people cheering and the classic "life on earth" collage clip. ❤️🔥🚀