// Dockland Hamburg // bmpcc original - cinematic - 20mm 1.7 Lumix

Out with the Blackmagic Cinema Camera classic ;) and the Lumix 20mm F1.7 lense.
DOP and Music by Tim Panic
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[@karan.pathak]

WELL FUCK that´s what I call a crispy image

[@timpanic]

thank you sir! In daylight the pocket is an amazing tool.

[@hugodotvideo]

How did you get the slow motion effect? recorded in 30fps and export to 24fps? or twixtor?

[@timpanic]

Hi. As I remember I recorded in 30fps and export to 24fps and maybe slowed it down a little more in davinci.

[@hugodotvideo]

@@timpanic thanks for share, nice outcome!

[@vladislavbalce3031]

incredible sharpness . can u tell me please what render settings did you use to get such a crisp image? I heard it's better to render first DNxHR in resolve ,and render it in H264 further, using adobe media encoder. what do u think about it?

[@timpanic]

I just exported it straight out of resolve to 4k h264. Works for me so far.

[@rinusworldzm]

Awesome video Tim... this is really well shot and graded... Did you have an ND Filter on?

[@JonnyOxtricks]

So nice! What settings do you film in day light? like shutter angle and F stop?

[@timpanic]

Thank you. I think it was 180 shutter angle and F stop depended on the DOF but mostly higher values around F8. I used a variable ND Filter as well.

[@rinusworldzm]

@@timpanic Snap my question was answered. Which ND Filter was this? I'm thinking of getting the Zomei ones... budget issues.

[@timpanic]

@@rinusworldzm Hi! It was a cheap one called L.G.W Fader ND Mk2. The 20mm is great on the classic but one the 4k the distortion kicks in a little to much caused by the wider sensor.

[@rinusworldzm]

@@timpanic Thank you so much. I'll check it out. I havent upgraded to 4K so for now this is good. I just want to be able to shoot outdoors with 1 less thing to worry about.

[@timpanic]

@@rinusworldzm You will need a good nd filter anyway, so don´t safe up too much ;) I would even recommend to go fixed nd filter. 3 good fixed nds like 8/16/32 and you have the best quality and you don´t have to hazzle with color casts, mechanical problems and cross vigneting etc. The 20mm 1.7 for the pocket is a must have imo when you want it small and don´t want to go the speedbooster road. Enough bokeh, nifty fifty range, cheap as hell. In the end I only sold it because the pocket4k isn´t pocket like anymore anyway and I prefer other glas for that focal range when I have a bigger rig. Greetings!