FIRE FOR WILDLIFE (BMPCC4K // Rokinon Cine)

[@Makta972]

Impressive ! That sound design and photography are just next level. People always talk about tips to get the cinematic look etc Real cinematic stuff doesn't comes from Pro mist filters and other craps but from Strong visuals, precise compositions and the story telling capability of the filmaker. Excellent work.

[@FlatlandFilmsLLC]

Really appreciate the kind words! I feel like the gear can only add to the artistry of composition. Gear is fun, but way too often overhyped. 👍🏻 thanks for checking it out!

[@Hitchelfitkyle]

Awesome edit!!! The colors are excellent! 👏👏

[@FlatlandFilmsLLC]

Thank you!!

[@mavanishow3908]

nice fotage, perfect!!! 😍

[@FlatlandFilmsLLC]

Thank you!!

[@ICKMATION]

Genial!!!👏👏👏👏Consulta!, qué lente rokinon usaron para grabar esto??

[@kugon2233]

2:10 Peter Mckinnon comes :D, nice edit

[@FlatlandFilmsLLC]

Haha!! Thanks man, appreciate it!

[@riftoaster]

Excellent work. Some of your shots reminded me of the opening battle scene from Ridley Scott's "Gladiator" movie; all that was missing was Russell Crowe, his soldiers, and the Germanians :)

[@FlatlandFilmsLLC]

Hahaha! Thanks man! Really appreciate that :)

[@challenger2724]

hand held?

[@FlatlandFilmsLLC]

Yes, some stabilization added in post to select shots.

[@WesODonnellX]

This is amazing. Is this the Rokinon 24mm T1.5 Cine?

[@FlatlandFilmsLLC]

I believe so, yes. Kind of a ‘cheap’ lens, but I have zero complains on the images that it produces. Great budget cinema lens! Thanks for checking it out!

[@alvarotomas4064]

@@FlatlandFilmsLLC It looks more like a 16mm, could be? (amazing work.. inspires me)

[@Howlin23]

Do you think this would be a good camera for our main kill camera not just broll? If so what lenses would you recommend?

[@FlatlandFilmsLLC]

Honestly that’s something I plan to test in the next 6 months. It seems to have decent low light performance with the addition of a Metabones XL speedbooster, but lacks in a couple other areas as far as a main filming camera for hunting. Mainly water sealing. Makes me nervous to bring this camera into the woods and try to film on a day with light drizzle or intermittent showers when a weather-sealed body wouldn’t have a problem. Just my thoughts. I may do a review of the Pocket 4K as a hunting camera after the 2020 season.

[@Howlin23]

Flatland Films what do you use for your main camera as of right now?

[@jessica_video_projects]

Totally bad ass !

[@FlatlandFilmsLLC]

Thank you!

[@telugutaalkies9357]

Hi we can buy rokinon ds cine MFT lense for bmpcc 4k ?? Then no need speed booster ..can u help in this ..

[@yungrot7943]

👍👍 enjoyed.

[@FlatlandFilmsLLC]

Thank you!! Appreciate you checking it out

[@velbixfilms]

Amazing cinematography! I am just hesitating between Rokinon and Sigma 18-35 lens but your footage shows how cinematic Rokinon lens does. Sigma is amazing but produces kind of sterile images that ruin this illusion of a movie. My opinion so far... What do you think?

[@FlatlandFilmsLLC]

Appreciate the kind words! I’ve been pretty happy with my Rokinon Cine lenses. I have a 16mm, 24mm, 35mm, 50mm, and 85mm. I’ve used all 5 and like all of them. They’re not the highest quality compared to high dollar Cine lenses, but for what they cost they are a great value. I would like to own the Sigma 18-35 and probably will someday. I have a Sigma 24-105 that I’ve been using for run and gun filming and have really liked it. Slightly different look than the rokinon lenses, but it produces a pretty clean image and has built in stabilization which is kinda nice for the BMPCC4K. I don’t think you’ll be disappointed either way!

[@mrwashur1991]

Is this the 35mm or 50mm? I'm thinking of getting the 35mm and selling my old sigma dx 30mm 1.4. That thing is good in low light but has terrible build quality. Damn good quality in the video either way.

[@FlatlandFilmsLLC]

It was actually all shot on the 24mm T1.5 lens. Appreciate you checking it out

[@cinevitaproductions]

Very nice. Love the grade you did as well. Where you using EF versions or straight up M4/3? Did you also add any sharpness to it?

[@FlatlandFilmsLLC]

Thank you! I used the EF versions with a metabones XL 0.64 speedbooster. No sharpness added in post.

[@Reignforevapictures]

@@FlatlandFilmsLLC i have the same setup

[@benc8424]

Did you use a gimbal?

[@FlatlandFilmsLLC]

All handheld. A slight bit of stabilization in post on a couple clips.

[@benc8424]

@@FlatlandFilmsLLC wow, that's awesome! What framerate were you using? :o

[@FlatlandFilmsLLC]

75fps 4K

[@joseph-mas]

Wow

[@Renomaax]

can i ask, did you face any chromatic aberration problems for the cine ds lenses that you had to fix it in post?

[@FlatlandFilmsLLC]

Not that I ever noticed. I haven’t pixel peeped too much, but nothing ever stood out to me in any lighting situation I’ve been in yet. Haven’t had to correct anything in post to this point

[@vizualizefilmsllc6225]

@@FlatlandFilmsLLC Thats good to know, alot of people are mentioning chromatic abberration.

[@dareckmaurice9435]

Great vid! what focal lengths where you using in this footage?

[@FlatlandFilmsLLC]

Thank you! That was all shot on a 24mm with a .71 speedbooster.

[@dareckmaurice9435]

@@FlatlandFilmsLLC dope!

This are the DS or the UMC versions? Great footage bro!

[@FlatlandFilmsLLC]

I believe the DS version. I’ve since sold them, so I can’t go check haha. But I’m pretty sure the DS. Thanks for checking it out! Appreciate it.

[@MyronDavismd]

What did you replace them with?

[@FlatlandFilmsLLC]

Vintage Russian primes (MIR, HELIOS, JUPITER, etc).