Nice Tutorial. I managed to replicate everything up until u startet in Davinci with the HDR stuff :(

Super helpful

Yeah I'm going to just hire someone lol

I have one of these machines. There called Snackmste’s.

I am very much new to photography and I have an R5 is this iso dual only for a video or can be used for stills also?

Great breakdown on all these shots thank you!

Hi man,when i open the file,it wont show the video timeline,do you know how to enable it?thanks

I hope someone got the answer to this. I realized that my LUMIX g95 photos don’t look as good as videos at the same high ISO. Any thoughts why ?

*That was a crappy frame. You didn't allow enough of a 1/3rd sky in your composition. You know, there are so many "internet experts" out there to show you how to do something, and 3/4's of them are incapable of producing usable results. I simply could not, and I would not give that sequence to one of my clients. I would be fired !*

So what are canon's sweet iso spots

Curious if the placements avoid reflections or if something else was done since you don't mention a ton of diffusion

Wow. Don't want to take anything away from the content of the tutorial; that's a really great process and result. But this short itself! So cool with the graphic overlays, sound editing, transitions, and timing. Very well done!

What kind of plywood do u use?

MORE OF THIS PLEASE!!!!

Hope you guys are doing ok and still making videos. This helped a lot. I was asking colourist this same question and they could not fully explain it. But now it makes so much sense.

The blackmagic has a table that shows the shift in dynamic range based upon the ISO. Is this only true for Black magic cameras?

superb content

All i needed was to know about iso broooooooooo

Awesome

Looks great!!

Hello I Have Syrp products. i Heard the products are discontinued. Will we still be able to buy batteries for the products?

This video is so underrated! Exactly the solutions I needed. I'm hoping to find resources on the cabinet material and everything else!

Great explanation, thanks! At last someone who has a good grasp of the subject.

awesome vid homies

So really if your shot is too dark, rather than altering the ISO. It’s better to adjust aperture and shutter angle? 🤔 I’m a novice film maker who’s make a couple short films and slowly learnt stuff as I shoot. However the thing I feel least comfortable with is knowing which to adjust out of the three when it comes to exposure at any given moment. Cause I also understand to adjust the shutter angle can also adjust motion blur. So surely the only thing to adjust unless in low light situations, is the aperture for more light?

Been looking for something like this for ages. As much as I’ve learnt a fair amount from just practical experience. Not having the theory behind it has really stopped me from feeling confident every time I use.

Using a invariante sensor , the ISO do not matter so mutch. Will not Change the noise. But what about Dinâmic Range?

What's The lens you are shooting in your self?😃🔥

If we use an aperture of 1.4 and focus on the brightest star, how will the ground remain in focus if we don't adjust the focus for each photo?

It's an amazing budget studio, except it is really expensive.

Love this

Whats the body?

Please how do you programm it with an Arduino and how much motors had you use

how do you connect the rope to the base and frame???

Although this is a great explanation of a complex topic, I always feel like I walk out of those videos with one thought: use enough light, because you can‘t fix everything in post 😁

Took me forever to find this video again!! Months later after stumbling on it when researching ideas and now when I needed it I remembered portions and visually what to look for but couldn’t remember that search I had used. Multiple elements that I liked.

Amazing 👏

As an electrical engineer starting to dabble in sports videography, this video made me so happy. Thank you for finally explaining the concepts to a level that satisfied my curiosity. So many other videos lack this level of detail.

How long you did the curve on the ground ?

Beyond the dual gain ISO, ISO on an ISO-invariant camera only matters because you will adjust your other exposure parameters so a shot will look properly exposed at any given ISO. The noise doesn't come from changing the ISO, it comes from changing the exposure and starving the sensor for light. If you kept all your settings the same and only changed the ISO within the gain bracket , every shot would look identical if in post you set all of their ISO values to be equal. That's why with these sorts of cameras, you want to use ISO values in the lower part of the range in low-light to retain shadow detail, and higher ISO values in bright conditions to retain highlights. Or just shoot at 400/3200 because they give the most balanced dynamic range.

Great video Charles!

Very well explained!

I love the video, the information is so clear and entertaining to take in. I just subscribed ✅ Thank you👍🏾

So I’m on a run and gun shoot and base ISO 800 is a little dark. Do I stick with it and increase exposure in post? Because this way I’m not technically exposing correctly in camera am I?

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@syrplab @manfrotto how do I get the rope to retract back in. I only want the rope out far enough for the slider length I’m using. Not have 6ft rope out on a 3ft slider

seems it might

Awesome work 👍

So good!

Great video! How does it work for ARRI cameras in RAW and ProRes?