Canada Day Fireworks | BMPCC-6K Cinematic Video | Sigma 18-35 | LOW LIGHT

[@marcuswall8852]

BMPCC is great stuff! I have the 4K version and I’m really happy with it 👍😊

[@coyotestudios1]

They are pretty amazing!

[@chrisprova2558]

these colors are beautiful holy

[@coyotestudios1]

Thank you! 😉

[@TheTy]

dope!

[@coyotestudios1]

👍

[@idkprobnot]

Awesome footage, 2:20 was brilliant!

[@pilkfilms]

I see boom and I’m in love from the start.

[@coyotestudios1]

Anything with an explosion 💥

[@eshanwards]

such a beautiful video man! :)

[@coyotestudios1]

Thanks!

[@littlesparrowchannel7637]

Amazing capture , great video with beautiful views. Thanks for sharing your journey

[@coyotestudios1]

Thank you! Our pleasure 🙂

[@DesmondSimon]

Great work! Love the shots.

[@coyotestudios1]

Thank you 😀

[@foggymossstudio]

Nice work! Love it!

[@coyotestudios1]

Thanks 😀

[@GRANDDOSE]

looks dope!

[@coyotestudios1]

Thanks 😉

[@breslonovic]

Amazing footage! What were your recording settings? BRAW 8:1? F1.8? Shutter set to 48 degrees on a 180 angle?

[@shamimKhanSR]

keep up the good work ✔️💯

[@coyotestudios1]

Thanks 😉

[@yasirsr4455]

wow this is very nice.. btw what stabilizer cam did you use?

[@coyotestudios1]

Just handheld with the BMPCC6k camera and the sigma 18-35

[@yasirsr4455]

@@coyotestudios1 wow.. the hand is very steady imho

[@giuliano.montaldo]

Magnific 🤲

[@coyotestudios1]

👍

[@nes.torfernandez]

Cool! I’m wondering if you try the new gyro stabilization?

[@coyotestudios1]

No I haven’t yet! 😀 not really into post stabilization though

[@DollyRanch]

Wonderful

[@coyotestudios1]

Thanks 😉

[@DollyRanch]

Also I just noticed. You grade in Final Cut Pro (X?), does this mean you shoot in ProRes?

[@coyotestudios1]

Yes 🙌

[@4noamusic]

Inspiring

[@coyotestudios1]

👏

[@dcfanforlife533]

Bmpcc 6k in low light? Was it challenging

[@coyotestudios1]

No, this camera does really well when you turn the iso up 🙌

[@luzprutzproductions887]

nice

[@coyotestudios1]

👍

[@gilicodfilms]

Iso 400 or 3200?

[@christopherreid1086]

Nice

[@coyotestudios1]

Thanks!

[@weareyourtest6029]

What were the settings?

[@coyotestudios1]

The ISO was set at 3200 and f1.8 on the sigma 18-35 🙂 Check out our latest tutorial!kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKatcnmVbMaJfsU

[@abdullahahmed1567]

ISO 3200?

[@coyotestudios1]

800 ISO to 1000 🙌

[@TimandLauren]

yeah ISO 3200, you get little grain stay at 1250 max

[@patricex3095]

​@@coyotestudios1 Be aware the bmpcc 4k/6k work a little different than what you may think. The bmpcc 4k/6k cams have dual native ISO. Looking at the Dynamic range chart for the bmpcc 6k, to get the most stops of details in the shadows the chart indicates shooting at the lowest iso's at each of the two amplifiers (dual native iso) levels will give cleanest footage for night. ISO 800-1000 has the least amount of details in the shadows for the bmpcc 4k/6k cams which most of this video is in the shadows. Try using ISO 1250 which is the low range of the 2nd amplifier level of the bmpcc 6k and you'll be able to capture multiple stops more detail in the shadows with minimal noise during low light shots using the bmpcc 6k. During bright scenes with lots of highlights actually shooting at 800-1000 ISO will give you the most stops of details in the highlights. Look at the Bmpcc 6k dynamic range chart and watch some KZbin videos on dual native ISO bmpcc 6k and you'll find some detailed explanations of how it works

[@coyotestudios1]

@@patricex3095 wow! thanks for this! 😃