How to get the "film look" as a beginner...

[@shotsbymrslow]

Thank you for keep inspiring!

[@hyoh-wu]

Thanks Sean...tried a small section like this in my newest adventure video. Goood Tips man.

[@DanielTuriman]

Thank you brother

[@Myglowtips]

Thank you, so much.

[@seankitching]

You're welcome!

[@77jairomorales]

Perfect! Love dudes style

[@seankitching]

Legend I appreciate that :)

[@Tapshe]

😁😁😁 just what i have been waiting for ❤🔥🔥

[@seankitching]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Katharina552]

Such a goodie!!’ 💥⚡️

[@seankitching]

Thank you!

[@jacksonmiller9440]

Hey man love the video do these presets also work in Davinci or are they made specifically for premier?

[@KIPRY]

thanks a lot man!! When filming that handheld also in running, do you have active or standard image stabilization turned on? :-)

[@seankitching]

Such a pleasure! For this its just on standard but Im kinda leaning into the shake. If I was going for a smoother look I do use active. The top handle and waited cage also helps a bit.

[@KIPRY]

@@seankitching much appreciated man!

[@brysonsales]

Does the pack work on davinci?

[@PeterDiBussolo]

Did you shoot with a really low shutter speed? I think that’s where the effect of the old film look sells it self.

[@WildBikeCamper]

He shot at 1/20. Normal video is around 29.8fps. 4K is usually almost 60fps (1/60)

[@seankitching]

Yeah I did, around 1/20 is my sweet spot. I do actually show it in the video around the middle :)

[@seankitching]

Thanks for this! I think you are meaning frame rates but for the motion blur we actually change something else, the shutter speed :)