COLD - (Canon Legria HF G50 4k) Nature video

[@mordigan]

why all canon xa and hf g do little purple shade

[@KLAP_TV]

I don't think they all do. What makes you think so? It's probably the LUT I've applied to the footage. Lots of blue in there.

[@mordigan]

@@KLAP_TV ok got it

[@RailheadProductions]

Very nice quality footage, are you in auto or manual mode? If you're in manual mode what settings did you have while recording this?

[@KLAP_TV]

Hey thanks, I appreciate it! I shoot in manual exclusively. I like being able to control the scene as much as I can. Settings are as low ISO and f-number as possible.

[@mcddetectrespect.7467]

Like this, my only gripe is the panning which nearly always look poor. Thanks for posting.

[@KLAP_TV]

Thanks for the comment. Panning shots need to be executed with a certain technique so that the pan doesn't move faster than the FPS the source footage has. That will largely make panning look a lot better. I didn't know that yet when shooting this video, but it's good to point out.

[@chapidi99]

Nice video, would you recommend this video for indoor shooting? like creating interview videos? If so how much lighting is needed may be 1000W?

[@KLAP_TV]

Thank you! This camera is decent indoor. But indeed, make sure you have enough light. Depending on your goal and setting you can decide how much light you need. 1000W feels a bit much to me, personally. Again, totally situational though.

[@chapidi99]

@@KLAP_TVThank you for the quick reply, would you recommend any other camera in the similar proce range of (Canon Legria HF G50 4k)? Could you please let me know.

[@KLAP_TV]

Sure, can you tell me exactly what your use case is? What do you want to use it for? "Interviews" is pretty broad. Can you be more specific?

[@chapidi99]

@@KLAP_TV We are an academic institute, would like to shoot some short interview videos and also create some learning contents both indoor/outdoor but mostly indoor only sometimes outdoor. For example, we did a video recently, shot it with normal camera the content was not clear. So we are looking for something professional video equipment but under 1500 Euros or something.

[@KLAP_TV]

Interesting! I think the camera would be perfectly suited for that purpose. Definitely get a tripod and some good lighting. I would recommend eyeing different lighting options based on the scenario, maybe try the camera out first and then decide what lights you would like to use.