BMPCC 4K Cinematic Light

[@ANDBERY]

Access my Free Cinematography guide - www.andbery.com/c-guide Lighting schemes, filmmaking tricks, and 30 pages of concentrated information with examples.

[@savvlogs8007]

How much shutter and FPS did you use?

[@dathofilms]

You are exposing KZbinrs who are “teaching” about lighting 😀 well done. This IS “cinematic” lighting. 👏👏👏

[@tyvanharen]

Hahahah so true.

[@Weird_Quests]

SebastianAsian I think those “lighting” setups are great for beginners who are just learning, then later it becomes more about conveying the emotion and mood of a scene. :)

[@underdog_factor]

Levels.

[@dathofilms]

@@Weird_Quests yea its more photography lessons what youtubers teach.. rather then lighting an entire scene..

This truly explains how lighting is important overall.

[@akakakakakak3084]

Film is art of light.

[@seansfilms655]

@We like Music what?

[@mirkwoodforest]

@We like Music I am confused on so many levels right now

[@hk-se7ke]

I get the sarcasm 😂

[@BaronDeRothschild]

I love watching true Cinematographers shape light. Great work.

[@Peterwfowler]

Probably the best p4k footage on YT right now

[@wenjingdu3386]

I still think that every photographer is that the man who can make paintings by lighting . It’s amazing job!

[@ANDBERY]

Thanks my friend.

[@MGeezy90]

Bro this has NOTHING to do with the black magic. The art direction, lighting and cinematography is just insane! 👏🏽

[@ANDBERY]

I know, but I could not get such a cool dynamic range on DSLR and mirrorless cameras.

[@evan.whobrey]

@@ANDBERY Doesnt the A7iii have more dynamic range and better low light capabilities than the BMPCC4K?

[@thecineguy]

@@evan.whobrey it's not even close to the RAW footage

[@insayno]

@@evan.whobrey lol, no.

[@klatchabobby]

It has a bit to do with it. No camera is this price point could capture a scene this well, no matter the lighting.

[@ConnerFoxx]

Outstanding work. Honestly the lighting here truly isn't complicated, just well designed and well executed... and the shots are exposed properly, which is where you can really botch things even with good lighting. This is /production design/ and it is absolutely cinematic. One could light their kitchen like this and film themselves wearing a T-shirt with a BMPCC4K all day, but it's never gonna look like this.

[@awoyemifola]

This could have been shot on a 5D MARK 2 and would have still looked amazing!! The cinematography and lighting is incredible !!!

[@HilleCine]

Better than all those camera tester guys and gals. You're an artist and light better.

[@houssembensalah2410]

You're raising the bar my friend,good work !

[@kolecava]

You have no idea how happy I am to find this channel, these videos are just out of this world. Short, but so fucking good.

[@matushevskyi]

Cinematic 100%💥

[@konradfleckenstein1242]

Thank god!! At least someone posting "cinematic" video without cinescope bars;) Nice video!!

[@oscargalvan8170]

Konrad Fleckenstein or a B-Roll travel video lol

[@russellethomas]

Beautifully composed. Thanks for creating and sharing.

[@victorseastrom3455]

One of the secrets of great lighting is to have big sets. It makes it much easier to light.

[@___xyz___]

But the bigger the set, the bigger the light necessary to fill it. High returns proceed high gives.

[@drrrw]

This videos are super informative in a visual way, no explaining needed. This videos of yours made me feel that investments are always on cameras but lighting as well and I think lighting equipment plus props will make videos more aesthetic.

[@AlexLopez-iy4by]

Thank you for lovely film and demo. The lighting and camera movement look great!

[@MrStraciatella]

Maravilloso. Creo que a la luz reflejada por el espejo le podía haber sacado más partido.

[@GabrielScindian]

Amazing composition and lighting

[@rorybreaker23]

I love how their bmpcc cameras aren't even ridiculously rigged up with all kinds of unnecessary bells and whistles that critics like to say you "need" for this camera to shoot well. And look at the picture they got, its amazing.

[@joshuaherron2190]

I laugh to myself when i see people spend over $25 on a microphone they’re just gonna put onto the camera lmao

[@Andrelas11]

Quality of your shot relies more heavily on how its lit than what your shooting with. I've seen stellar films shot with cameras I never expected could pull off what they did all because the DP knew how to shape and use light. That being said you definitely don't need all the bells and whistles but they do all have purpose and are all designed to offer you more freedom and speed.

[@SebasEstuvoAqui]

Beautiful

[@madedigital]

FANTASTIC IMAGE AND LIGHTING THATS JUST 27 SEC IN

[@CeraSRheikaNN]

I'm so happy I found your page fam, you are like the Guide I've been waiting for all this time.

[@FilmSpook]

MIND BLOWN!!!!!!!!!! 🤯 Simply Gorgeous Work, here!!

[@SalvadorNito]

This is really good work, its not the camera what makes the image look good, but the lighting, composition and art decoration

[@HANIRAQ]

your work is really great and simple. you have my respect from your first video. Thank you for sharing

[@andraeelite4638]

This is incredible, I would love to see more lighting BTS and tutorials! Thank you to you and your team.

[@ДенисБердичевский-щ1ю]

Андрей, просто волшебство🔥

[@ANDBERY]

Денис, спасибо!)

[@stevegrothaus]

Absolutely fantastic!! And I love how you showed how it was all done!! ❤️❤️

[@nitroptics]

The song makes me want to rewatch tales from the loop again 💯

[@esre34]

For sharing your Artistry and the Beauty of your Craft and Skills....and the Love of Cinema, you are Awesome. I subscribed. I Liked.

[@moshcorerider]

Please more! Great stuff man.

[@zayninseoul]

Really really appreciate such quality content! Much love

[@freddiehill1512]

BEAUTIFUL!

[@angelgcastro1]

Spectacular!!!

[@masaru_Videographer]

Nice Work!!　 Very Very great!!

[@SanjinTV]

Great video all around! Thank you for uploading it!

[@ppcapcat372]

Could you tell the difference between zeiss distagon lens vs olympus lens? im a bit nervous to choose one and canon fd. which do you recommend? Thanks

[@chakk0]

There’s only one word - love! Great video man, respect!

[@nathdeeanandlarp5591]

Beautiful lighting, thank you for sharing this knowledge with us

[@aybee5908]

Very nice look. Even the budget says a lot: 6000 bugs for lighting, a 1200 bugs camera. Means: A 30000 bugs cam wouldn`t help without good lighting. This is a very impressive example. Thank you ANDBERY. Even the BMPCC is a bit soft anyway, I like the haze look in these scenes.

[@federicoprietovideo]

Excelent job!!!

[@tonyris4621]

Oh wow, first video of yours ive seen and the best pocket footage ive seen to date! Amazing amazing!! Lighting skills are incredible, i have alot to learn haha. About to go through your channel now! :P

[@RustedLanternPictures]

Fantastic lighting design, what a well done video!

[@miggyvision8598]

This looks GREAT!! And THANKS for sharing the BTS showing how you lit it! Personally I feel that... Seeing the lighting set up plus showing the final result is the BEST way to learn! Awesome work!

[@MichaelTOneill]

Gorgeous lighting. Great work.

[@CircuitBoardcokr]

hell yeah. just fascinating! the lighting, strictly controlled for the very end of highlight and shadow area in the frame. I... I falled into it.

[@discovery.earth.pictures]

This is eloquently educational, progressive and innovative. Subscribed!

[@minglian6433]

Stunning is an understatement!

[@OfTwoLands]

This look amazing, congrats !!

[@machelvin]

The comment section seems to be in agreement.... 'you are a great cinematographer who happens to own a BMPCC 4k'

[@tekkythai]

Liking the format of your videos. Quick and to the point 👍

[@krismil]

With effort comes reward. Obvious talent here (and mostly behind the camera!)

[@moeshickenyay]

Lighting is such an art form and skill that takes a lot of practice and patience, and when it’s done right you get Beautiful results like you all didi in this video, Thank you.

[@henrynikijuluw2904]

This is so great 👍🏼

[@jonathanmasters2178]

This is incredible. I need to learn how to light this skillfully. Notifications turned on for your channel!

[@hongofilms2174]

Simply Breathtaking visuals....At the end of the day it's about the person behind the camera and not the camera itself. The camera simply complements the skills of the filmmaker. Once again, breathtaking visuals.

[@akoabo7]

🔥👌🏾 amazing

[@Makta972]

Crazy how you can match the cheap Olympus 17mm d1.8 to CZ lenses..Great rendering

[@ANDBERY]

It is very clean and sharp lens, i didn't feel difficulties during grade.

[@ludekaschenbrenner8025]

Good quality may not always be about price and a high price does not always guarantee quality

[@Samvisualarts]

So much knowledge in such a short video

[@rodrigo8269]

great work with this hard lights!

[@Acepedition]

Amazing work! Please do more of these; would love to learn more of lighting techniques from your channel 😀

[@juliopalomo3312]

OMG this is soooo amazing!!!!!!!

[@ariax4405]

May I ask why you have used ISO 1000? It has introduced a lot of noise, which is visible a lot, specially in the RAW footages. Great lighting and cinematography nonetheless

[@ANDBERY]

Thank you, I know it! In this SET I just forgot check ISO settings, because the first scene has been bright.

[@Darkanent]

ANDBERY kept it honest. We all forget settings sometimes!!! 😎👍🏾

[@howieg2]

ANDBERY I wish I could forget things and my image still look that amazing lol

[@micahlyons6632]

Beautiful work! Kudos!!! Love how this is short and shows/explains everything you did with the lighting! Just subscribed and cant wait to see more!!! Cheers!!! .

[@nqt251091]

Well done! Love the BTS, thoughtful content!

[@sabuzacwalker3822]

So good work. New my friend. Greeting 💕🌹👍

[@claytonsstorm9925]

Hello!!! guys amazing work....... did you use any black promist filters??

[@jamesrussell1967]

Awesome!! Truly.. obviously that is a great camera, but light is the key!! And you nailed the lighting!!!

[@SwissplWatches]

So gifted!!!!! gorgeous work

[@ANDBERY]

Thank you :)

[@charlyduque8521]

Graaaciaas!!! Mucho éxito por siempre.

[@brivnii]

MY GOD! This is beautiful! Thank you for sharing

[@reaganpieter]

Wow! I hope you'll keep posting a lot more content, this is top-notch!

[@MoonlightSocial]

Everybody saying "this could have been done on a DSLR" clearly have never tried to work with projects that used both DSLRs and Blackmagic cameras shooting RAW. Yes, the lighting, sound, set dressing, and attention to detail here are much more important than the camera, but as soon as you get in the box to start putting things together, there's no comparison. Editing well-shot RAW footage is an absolute delight that allows you so much freedom in the grade, whereas editing well-shot DSLR footage still has a lot of creative limitations. Blackmagic RAW and BM's color science allow you to capture footage with an Ursa Mini Pro that, to most viewers, is practically indistinguishable from Arri or RED in the same scenario. The BMPCC 4k and 6k bring a lot of that to the table as well, as you can see. DSLRs are just different tools. Blackmagic makes cinema cameras. DSLRs are at their heart still about still photography. If you want to make cinematic looking footage, it's worth an investment in a cinema camera. Blackmagic has made it almost inexcusable not to with the price and quality of these cameras.

[@ANDBERY]

So true!

[@filmspotzshorts]

I need to start investing in lightning equipment. Thank you.

[@ANDBERY]

But what about investing in knowledge? :)

[@filmspotzshorts]

ANDBERY actually I read books about lighting but I have no lighting equipment to practice only my living room lamp and small Aputure LED light.

[@imDonDiestro]

Question, what was motivating the key light? Were you guys emulating a big window?

[@glenjra]

Best recommended film on my homepage! instantly subscribed!

[@AxelAxe]

Bravo. Muy bella la luz 👌

[@vidyoustrm1442]

If a masterpiece was a video.

[@junaidsiddiquemusic]

Gonna buy this camera!!!

[@carreteFILMSPro]

GORGEOUS!

[@strandskovmedia4606]

Thank you so much for showing your settings afterwords. Can you please explain to me why you would go for 1000 iso and not just 400?

[@DjKarlVictory]

This is so amazing! And i like u let us know the light setUp/ but question! Why u have a ton of lights and u shoot iso 1000? Just! Wondering? Why u didn’t use 400 base iso?

[@ANDBERY]

Thank you! On the 400 ISO the frame was noisy and dark.

[@klatchabobby]

Shooting/using ISO 1000 pushes middle grey down in stops, allowing better dynamic range and space in highlights, which in this case works, because the scene is originally quite brightly lit.

[@mikewalker2590]

There would have had less noise shooting at 3200 ISO then switching to 1250 in post? 1000 ISO is the noisiest in the 400 ISO base range.

[@ivan90988ify]

Amazing! Is iso 1000 best choice? Whi not 400?

[@305unleashedgraphix3]

beautiful !!

[@TotallyGoodatGames]

That actress is super pretty!!

[@SergeyMoskvinStories]

Топ, ты молодец, и красоту показал, и схему!

[@ANDBERY]

Благодарю)

[@mikemoore2791]

Quite interesting. Thank you. 🎉

[@cristiancortes1205]

So beautiful, what happen with the course? the web is no available

[@ANDBERY]

Hey Cristian! Can you check my website again? I had a some problem with web service.

[@LinusKnight]

is the AMAZINGNESS of this being shot in a dark environment (compared to outside on a sunny day) and it look so great due to the camera settings? or the specific lens used? im trying to choose between Sigma 18-35 zoom or the Voigtlaender 42.5mm prime... either way most of my short films i plan on making at first take place outside.... and at night..... (and on the move, either double shoulder steady mount somehow or another DIY pvc gimbal to track/dolly).... advice? what lens? is the great night/dark footage because of ISO/camera settings or lens?

[@michaelruebusch2275]

Looks amazing. Nicely done.

[@IvanGRANID]

All of this Beauty is the Light, not a camera

[@jacobhellinga5792]

Beautiful work. I'd love to know what white balance the camera was set to?

[@ANDBERY]

Thank you! Unfortunately, I do not remember :(

[@MyJeanf]

Love your video dude. I too hope when I get my BMPCC4K I can create beautiful close to yours.

[@ghostAndDarkness-o4n]

Beautifully done

[@7ictortan]

Very well lit and great composition! I was curious, what was your reasoning for exposing at 1000 ISO and not 400? Since you had full control over lighting, wouldn't it be more advantageous to shoot at lower ISO to help with shadow detail and fine tune the highlight on set by adjusting the lighting? I didn't notice any noise but generally 1000 ISO would have more than 400. How did your image render so clean at 1000 ISO? Thanks in advance!

[@noahlebel-turcotte4662]

Yeah right i was thinking the same thing. I know that the bmpcc 4k have dual iso. And i don’t think its 1000. I’m a bit confused and i need explainations

[@TanguyGuinchardTeamSTAMA]

Yeah asked myself the exact same question. As the second iso range begins at 1250... I know that you get more details in the shadows on the first iso range and more highlights details on the second range but 1000 iso seems to be a terrible choice. The images looks bsolutely stunning !

[@rodrigo8269]

Hi! One question I have, why did you use ISO 1000? From my experience, ISO 1250 has much less noise. Is something related to ISO 1000 having more latitude in the shadows and blacks?

[@Katana2040]

Outstanding work!

[@julieshenlow4320]

Love this guys. Thanks for sharing!