Using the Correct Aperture for Landscape Shots | Cinematography Tips

[@LindyDesignLab]

Such beautiful locations.

[@russelsvisualdiary]

Great video, thanks for the explanation!

[@certifieddinks3943]

This is great. Definitely opened my eyes to what I've been doing wrong with my b roll shots of landscapes and why they always are soft.

[@sammyh9542]

Exactly the video I was looking for. Thank you.

[@chrisadams3900]

Yo, great video -- exactly what I needed.

[@norizontal]

Super helpful and straight to the point, I learned so much, thank you!

[@charrysalce4580]

This is very informative. Been doing it wrong the whole time. Thank you!

[@dsv]

Thank you for the insight on this topic. Nice locations too!

[@rjaymolina]

Great tutorial and perfect explanation

[@JimRobinson-colors]

Nice job on this

[@whipsyofficial]

thanks for that, it's condensed knowledge, straight to the point. It helps me a lot becoming better videographer and photographer. Great content! PS. I noticed a typo in 5:26 - it should be enviroNment. I'm not sure if you could fix that now and I only noticed it because I am making myself notes for later :)

[@bransoncusack1460]

This is helpful. Hey quick tip if you care for it- consider mastering and uploading these types of videos in 4k, even if some of it is shot in 1080. KZbin's compression on 4k uploads is much kinder than HD. For videos like this where detail and close observation is crucial to the theme of the video, it would be nice to have that extra bit of fidelity to the master by taking advantage of the smoother 4k youtube compression. Otherwise, great content as usual!

[@LucNegri]

very good video, informative!

[@brucesmith9144]

The upcoming topic on focal length will be an important one. The aperture considerations become particularly important with a longer lens.

[@GrimTactics6226]

I couldn’t find the video do you know if they ever put it out?

[@tylersapp4240]

Great video! What was this shot with? Looks awesome 👍🏼

[@UglyMcGregor]

The presenting segments were shot with the BMPCC4K. The montage at the start was a mixture of the BMPCC6k and the Ursa Mini 4.6k. And the example/tutorial shots were also filmed with the BMPCC4k.

[@tylersapp4240]

UglyMcGregor oh nice! Thanks!

[@elena_berlant]

Thank you! What frame rate do you use in these establishing shots (24? 30?)

[@loganwebb5449]

Depends on what you plan to deliver at

[@NickPolak]

good video man, really helpful, thanks!

[@naturalworld4937]

V.nice

[@NowyKurs]

My rule, the wider the better. With HD/FHD/4K if you lower 👇 the aperture digital blur can't have a low quality effect, no matter what camera 🎥 you using, especially with nature elements but that also consider for city environments. Low apraure for stand out from the crowd portraits and low light 💡conditions. Maybe boring 💤 but functional approach.

[@konstapelwalander]

Wtf are you adding emojies after each word?

[@NowyKurs]

Magnus Walander kind of 🤪

[@4ktur]

Finally i understand why dont like new phone cameras high apratur. Make video about actual video quality??? 12/48/100/200 megapixel VS 16/64megapixel. truth about pixel bining how know wich phone provide more detils video.

[@AllenVanWert]

I thought it was Jess Mariano lol

[@deived16]

Can you speak less and just explain which aperture might be better ???? holy............

[@Bobjenner1787]

😂😂😂