Thank you 🙌🏽. I bought a new camera recently so I'm looking forward to making better videos
@cavisualz9 ай бұрын
Dope camera bro! Only advice I’d give you is if you shoot any car that is moving(rollers), shoot it at 24fps with shutter speed of 50 for the most cinematic look. Anything with the intent of slowing down in post production shoot it at 60fps with a shutter speed of 125. And if you edit with premiere pro (slow down to 38%) The shutter speeds i mentioned apply to if you shoot with canon btw lol. And if that messes with your exposure, definitely invest in ND filters for your lens if you haven’t already! It gives you the ability to keep your ISO all the way down to 100 and keep the frame rate and shutter speeds at the correct amount! Apply these to your next videos and trust me bro your videos will improve 🔥
@Royalty_Visuals9 ай бұрын
Appreciate the feedback. Some of the clips I didn't use with the gimbal because of circumstances going to put the camera away and seeing a car I wanted clips of. I have recently upgraded cameras. The canon camera I had was not able to shoot 120fps. It was relatively limited in terms of accessible features but I am trying to improve with each video 🙌🏽. I also never knew which video I was planning to slow down until the time of editing. Typically I have the shoot planned out with solo shoots but most of the Gatlinburg weekend was unplanned as well.
@Royalty_Visuals9 ай бұрын
Oh you live in Houston
@cavisualz9 ай бұрын
@@Royalty_Visuals no yeah I get you! Honestly whether it’s unplanned or not, all I’m saying is depending what frame rate you shoot at, double the shutter speed to get more of a natural movement shot. As long as you have 24fps or 60fps, you’re set bro! It’s kind of difficult to explain all of what I’m saying though this so I’ll send you a video that helped me ALOT when it comes to camera settings. I found you on IG so I’ll send you a dm brother!
@D3Media12349 ай бұрын
Took me ages to figure out shutter speeds etc i now shoot at 25fps with 1/50 shutter definitely is the way to go. Picture profile is my next thing i am trying to get right. I am using a sony a7sii and a Sony zv-e10.