@@tuuctucs yes! At the time of making this video the fx3 did not have shutter angle. It was introduced later through a software update.

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@@andrescastillo07 thanks brother! I’m from India but currently reside in the US

would i have to buy the 49mm vnd filter from moment so that it fits the brighten star 55mm lens?

The 55mm is the focal length of the lens, determining what it captures. The 49mm is the lens’s filter thread. I recommend purchasing filters that match the size of your largest lens, which in my case is an 82mm filter thread. Then, get step-up rings for all your other lenses. I have a setup with a 49mm filter thread to an 82mm filter thread setup ring. It may seem unusual, but it eliminates the need to buy filters for all your lenses.

@@victorroyclicks okay but in this case to fit the brighten star lens, what vnd filter size did you buy? I also have the brighten star lens and I’m trying to figure out which vnd filter size I need from moment

@@Satyamevjayatev thank you!

Thank you so much!

@victorroyclicks NP.

@@victorroyclicks do you support my micronation?

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@@nicholasthedinosaur thanks man! You’re right I should do whatever I want

@@WyattsFishingProductions thanks!

Hey, thanks for leaving a comment! I do think you have a point about some videos being for some and some for others. I think it will be fun trying to navigate the niche of blending tech, cars and film making. I'll keep everyone posted!

@Mikael9781 thanks! Haha hope to figure it out.

You want to keep your shutter speed double of whatever frame rate you are shooting on. And yes to expose your image how you want you can change your iso and aperture. However, keeping your iso at your cameras native base iso will yield the best results! You can also start looking into ND filters which is an external way to manipulate your exposure. Hope this helps!

@@romali6717 180 degree rule. Since the frame rate is set to 24fps.

@victorroyclicks this is a stupid rule 😂

In real, if donthave gear support like matte box etc, you can readjust

Cine EI is great but not for the type of run and gun work I do. Sometimes I have to be outside of the base isos

@@isaiayuh on your fx3?

@@JAMMzMHW as far as I am aware you are probably looking at the option of displaying the lut meaning it isn’t getting baked into the image. However, I haven’t updated my fx3 to the latest software version so they might have added a feature where you can bake in your luts. Best way to figure that out would be to just play around with it and check it out during post work.

Thanks man! Glad it helped!

@@jimmybiajo3142 thank you!

There isn’t anything wrong with them. The smaller bit rates aren’t great for post work as they lack data compared to higher hit rates. But the smaller bit rates are great when you are short on storage and need to record for a longer time. However at that point I would suggest dropping in resolution versus dropping the bit rate. I hope this made sense…

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@@MegCrawRoy thank you ❤️

Thank you! I use Final Cut to edit my videos. No luts!

@@victorroyclicks awesome job on the color grading. What pp are you shooting in

@@reggiebarnes26 picture profile is turned off. I shoot in slog 3. These are the settings I use: kzbin.infod_IB-jV_FBo?si=CUBB4Ibc9-SgrgVL

@@victorroyclicksthank you 👌🏾

Thank you! Bro your stuff looks great too! Imma subscribe before you blow up 😳

@@victorroyclicks thank you!

Thanks man! The image is a little soft and there are a few flaws but that’s what makes it looks so unique! Also I mentioned the entire setup in the video but here it is again: Sony fx3 Brightin Star 55 f1.8 lens 1/4 mist filter from K&f And a VND from moment

@@Donotcareabyouropinion flexible iso and log shooting are two different variables so you can’t really compare them. You can think of log as a picture profile in which the camera retains a lot of information and flatten the image so that you can later manipulate it in post. Flexible iso is a mode in which the cameras allows you to manipulate light within the image in camera beyond the two native ISOs. I like shooting with flexible iso because of the type of work I do aka fast paced stuff so I don’t have the luxury of time to keep adding or taking ND filters off to shoot only in the two native ISOs. Sorry if non of that made sense 😅

Right now it’s around $80

If you have a slower computer but the file sizes are larger

​@@victorroyclicksjust use proxy

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@@victorroyclicks Oops, autocorrect. i ment to say shots lol

@@bennettphotography08 lol I figured! But thanks for clarifying 😂😂

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It really depends on what type of videos you create. Based on my research the A7cii has all the fundamentals down well. 10 bit 4:22, slog3, good dynamic range and good old Sony software. So unless you feel like you need more dynamic range and have noticed jello in motion then there is no need. In my opinion. I would say focus on investing in good lighting/modifiers and audio.

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