tnxs for appreciate it <3

Hola amigo, pues esto se hace en fusion, que es el sucedáneo de After Efects para resolve, y está integrado en el programa. Es algo mas complejo, ya que no va por capas sino por nodos, aunque una vez le coges el truco se pueden hacer las mismas cosas o incluso efectos mas complejos!

I only used two lenses The main lens was a Canon f4 24-105, and for some scenes where the light was bad, a sigma 35mm art series (in fact I would say that the only time I used it was in the bonfire part, where the girls sing) The camera I used was Lumix GH5S But I also used more cameras; GoPro hero 7 and DJI OsmoPocket 2 (it was hell to match all the cameras in resolve but I think it turned out acceptable) It was in the color grading where I gave that antique and dreamlike look to everything. Honestly, they weren't the best lenses, but they were the only ones I had at the time. I recorded this trip in 2021. At that time I did not have the knowledge that I have now in video, and I made mistakes that I wish I had not made (bad exposure, bad use of framerate and not having used an ND filter) But thank God, many things were saved in the editing. I hope my answer helps you, thank you very much for your comment :)

@@juanpais1096 thank you for answer :) Can you tell me, how this canon lens work with gh5s, because i think about use this lens with my lumix. And i want ask you about stabilization, how does this camera work when traveling without is?

@@szymonbc702 Well, in my case, I chose this lens (apart from the fact that I didn't have many other options) because it is an all-terrain lens. It is one of Canon's best-selling lenses and I would say the most reliable. It is the lens par excellence for recording all types of work, whether it is a wedding or a documentary. It is very versatile and solid (I have dropped it many times and it still works) and even though its minimum f is 3.2, (it is not very bright) it has something that I love, and that is that it is stabilized. I recommend it for traveling. There are similar higher quality options, such as Sigma's 24-70, also stabilized, but much more expensive. I have seen this lens for sale second-hand for less than 300 euros (328 dollars). For traveling, I would say it is an excellent option! But keep in mind that I used a metabone to be able to use it on Lumix, since they do not have the same mount. and about the stabilization... I went without a gimbal, just camera handled. In my case it went well, the GH5S has a good internal stabilizer, and if it is combined with the one that comes with the Canon lens, it is great for going without a rig, just handheld camera

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Hey man! thnx a lot for your words :) I made this video almost two years ago, and I have to upload the long video (this is just a trailer) I'll probably upload it this month, I'm finishing it, I recommend that you subscribe so you can see it when upload it. I will subtitle it in English!!

@@juanpais1096 I will do! Coming from one GH5s user to another. You have my full support.

No! I'm not going to lie, I tried, but it didn't work 🤣 the hyperlapses are made with the DJI Osmopocket 2, and processed with after effects to give them more motion blur (so they look more fluid) later, i matched the color in resolve

@@juanpais1096 ok thank you sir

@@juanpais1096 😆😆😁

era necesario hacerlo.

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Gracias Manu me alegro te guste ❤❤

Juan Carlos muchísimas gracias por tu sub 😊

muchas gracias tio, me alegro de que te haya molado <3