BMPCC 6K Pro + Tokina 11-20mm & 25-75mm | Low Light Test

Got bored and decided to snag a few shots at a nearby park. Longer more in depth Tokina lens test videos coming soon.

[@fulloffame]

this looks so good. color grade tut plz!

[@jaceelliott]

Thank you! I appreciate it!

[@schoeferfilm]

Really good grading 👍🏻

[@jaceelliott]

Thank you!

[@songhill6962]

I'm new to film-making how do you pan the camera so slowly while also being so smooth

[@jaceelliott]

I used a motorized slider because I was filming by myself but you can use a manual slider as well and get the same result

[@sirzavier]

Mis videos con la BMPCC4K no se ven tan bien a baja luz, tienen mucho ruido en realidad. Y mi reductor de ruido de Davinci Resolve no funciona muy bien tampoco, más que todo porque mi computadora no es tan potente como para usar esa herramienta.

[@jaceelliott]

I haven’t used the 4k before. I own the original pocket and it’s not very good in low light. I find when using it I just need to shoot lower iso and bring in more light. Neat video works really well for noise reduction but it’s a pretty heavy effect.

[@Takeshi007Fukushima]

Did you have Iris control on that lens camera setup?

[@jaceelliott]

What do you mean?

[@Takeshi007Fukushima]

@@jaceelliott at one point in the firmware updates, I was not able to move the iris with the finger dial. Was a firmware bug. Thus I am using a older firmware. Wondering if they fixed this.

[@jaceelliott]

@@Takeshi007Fukushima still a bit confused. These lenses are totally manual so unfortunately there isn’t a way to control the iris with the cameras monitor. I have no problem doing it with my sigma 18-35 though

[@JoshOhea]

🚬🚬🚬

[@jaceelliott]

Smoke cigarettes. They’re good for your.