TRAVEL FILM Hiking in Switzerland (Lauterbrunnen, Tschingel Glacier) - Kinefinity Mavo LF 6K UHD HDR

#Switzerland #hiking #travel #hdr
Alternative SDR version available here: • Hiking in Switzerland ...
Hiking in the Swiss Alps, 2021.
Shot on Kinefinity MAVO LF, with:
Canon 16-35 f4 IS L
Canon 24-105 f4 IS L
Canon 50mm f1.4 USM
Polar Pro Variable ND
Ronin S
Zoom H1N
Swit Batteries
Graded for HDR in DaVinci Resolve. Mastered for 1000nit peak brightness.

[@MatthewMin]

Was this shot by a one-man crew?

[@team2films]

Yes one-man crew. Had to carry all the equipment too!

[@MatthewMin]

@@team2films amazing, I wouldn't have shot these pictures even if I directed with a crew.

[@team2films]

@@MatthewMin Thank-you, that's very kind of you to say. Please say if ever you need a DP :)

[@DerrichJohn]

Absolutely fantastic guys! I love how accessible HDR is now. Both for consuming and creating. It honestly adds so much extra depth it’s crazy. Beautifully done guys. Sound. pacing. color. story. all of it.

[@team2films]

Thanks so much, that's kind of you to say. We're planning a masterclass on HDR grading! Maybe early next year.

[@UbiquitousBooks]

The SDR version was great, but this is simply jaw-dropping! Amazing work!

[@team2films]

Thanks so much.

[@juliandekeijzer]

That is so beautifully made. Image, sound. Everything. What a great peek into the high mountains!

[@team2films]

This earth is remarkable!

[@mfjae]

beautifully shot and well graded!

[@team2films]

Thanks so much :)

[@ervinslens]

Wonderful hike, so peaceful and serene.

[@weiduoliya33]

amazing on HDR!!!!!!

[@team2films]

Thanks so much. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@christianwmeyer]

Congratulations, very good filmed as a viewer you don’t feeling that you have filmed yourself. Nice documentary of the Swiss Alps. I hope you enjoyed Switzerland 🇨🇭 Regards Christian

[@team2films]

Thanks Christian. Really glad you enjoyed it.

[@MatthewMin]

Beautiful pictures!

[@MatthewMin]

stunning

[@OutlastOverland]

Very good, the sound design is great and the j cuts are seemless too! Wish I used all the lessons in my own stuff. Thanks for all the tutorials on your channel, great stuff keep up the good work!

[@team2films]

Thank-you. That's kind of you to say. Great work with your content too. Just watched the one about the abandoned bridge.

[@juanpais1096]

Definitely, this video should have many more views... I really like your videos, your tutorials are very interesting. I am in Madrid studying a colorist master in with Resolve, Baselight and Mistika, and I've recently started working as a Junior Colorist in a studio, and your tutorials have been of great help to me at times when I did not know what to do (you have Saved from looking bad in front of my bosses 🤣🤣🤣). I'm subscribing, I hope you continue creating content and tutorials!

[@team2films]

Glad it's helping Juan! We'll have more colour related content coming soon.

[@charleshambleton7722]

Beautiful!👊🏻

[@team2films]

Thanks Randall, great to have you here.

[@storiesofbike]

I watched the other versions and while I appreciate the style you were going for this version feels much more grand in scope. The shot at 4:10 is just amazing and you really miss that epic feel in the other one. Did you shoot it open gate or just 16:9? Lovely work with the sound mix too. Made me feel like I was there.

[@team2films]

Yeah, that's my favourite shot too! I shot 17:9 for most of the trip. So both the 2.39 and 1.33 crop out information. Was fun to kick out both versions :) But yes, I prefer the 2.39 too. Thanks for watching.

[@Norain1992]

Really well done! Would love to see a HDR editing/grading tutorial :D I am interested which hardware you have used for that. - and your opinion if it is worth it for all the additional work and time

[@team2films]

Thanks Norain. We're going to do a masterclass on HDR later in the year. Thanks so much for watching. Hope you enjoy it when it comes out :)

[@Norain1992]

🤩 excited for this one

[@Elusive_Pete]

I'm starting to think Arri forced themselves to develop LOGC4 because they noticed how other manufacturers are nipping at their heels. The colour science is so close.

[@team2films]

Arri Log C4 was developed for the new Arri Alexa35 because the existing standard could not fully contain the new sensors gamut and dynamic range. I believe it's the only camera that uses it. Their sensor and image technology is the best in the market because they develop their own sensors. Most other camera manufacturers purchase theirs from other manufacturers like Sony. The real magic is in the sensor and the camera's image processing, not the colour space. Thanks so much for watching!

[@nigelkober]

Where there Moments you wish you had a small Camera like Fx3 or R5C ? ☺️😄

[@team2films]

Ha! Almost. The Mavo LF is remarkably light though, especially considering it is cinema camera capable of recording RAW and ProRes4444. I had a good back too, which made carrying it easy: Shimoda Action X50

[@maksudsharipov2046]

how did you made an HDR version?

[@team2films]

The MAVO LF has over 14 stops of dynamic range, more than enough to create HDR content. I graded this version of the video using DaVinci Resolve. It's Rec2020 ST2084 1000nits with HDR10 metadata.

[@maksudsharipov2046]

@@team2films thank you for your reply. I meant the process. I have a c70 which has a 16 stops of dynamic range and would like to try it also in HDR

[@team2films]

Very nice. Hope this is helpful: Graded in DaVinci Resolve, using a colour managed workflow. Output in Rec 2020 ST 2084 1000nits HDR10. To grade HDR, you will need a HDR capable. monitor, preferably something that is atleast 1000 nits, otherwise you can't see what you are doing. Strategies for grading HDR are different from SDR, but it's not miles different. A lot of the image still lives in the same luminance ranges, but now you can highlights more realistic levels of brightness, rather than jamming them all into a rec709 image.

[@maksudsharipov2046]

@@team2films thank you very much!

[@ionlywatch]

wait, this is reuploaded

[@team2films]

Yes, fixed some issues withe the first upload. I wish youtube would let you fix uploads like vimeo.