WELCOME TO ETHIOPIA | Cinematic Travel Film (Lumix GH5S)

[@CARLOSTEJERA-ln1kb]

Genial, amigo. ENHORABUENA

[@sergiomontorogarrido1335]

Que crack Juanito!! brutal como siempre!!

[@juansanchezmartinez3798]

Impresionante. Enhorabuena. Etiopía siempre en nuestro recuerdo.

[@IreneGarcíaLebrón]

Es PRECIOSO, estoy sin palabras 😍❤️

[@felicidadmartinez-paislosc6465]

Precioso, me ha emocionado.

[@thewritinglefty4889]

You put your foot in this. Brilliant job!

[@javizapi9734]

Buen video Juan como de costumbre, editado y con planos muy bonitos. Espero ver mas contenido tuyo crack

[@gosomewherenow]

great work

[@naylabelkhir9706]

This is beyond brilliant ! When can we see your production on Netflix ?

[@eliasmontoyastudios]

eres una autentica bestia en esto amigo mio!😍

[@Lololopeta]

Todo un profesional.

[@paolasainzactriz]

Precioso, me ha emocionado❤

[@jonware2284]

EXCELLENT !!!

[@juanpais1096]

tnxs for appreciate it

[@danielribaisart91]

Tremendo currazo

[@milramas]

que salvajada de edición, fotografía y todo macho tienes muchísimo talento

[@juanpais1096]

💟💟

[@manucamarixta]

Muy bueno!!

[@szymonbc702]

what lens did you use? Great production♥

[@juanpais1096]

I only used two lenses The main lens was a Canon f4 24-105, and for some scenes where the light was bad, a sigma 35mm art series (in fact I would say that the only time I used it was in the bonfire part, where the girls sing) The camera I used was Lumix GH5S But I also used more cameras; GoPro hero 7 and DJI OsmoPocket 2 (it was hell to match all the cameras in resolve but I think it turned out acceptable) It was in the color grading where I gave that antique and dreamlike look to everything. Honestly, they weren't the best lenses, but they were the only ones I had at the time. I recorded this trip in 2021. At that time I did not have the knowledge that I have now in video, and I made mistakes that I wish I had not made (bad exposure, bad use of framerate and not having used an ND filter) But thank God, many things were saved in the editing. I hope my answer helps you, thank you very much for your comment :)

[@szymonbc702]

@@juanpais1096 thank you for answer :) Can you tell me, how this canon lens work with gh5s, because i think about use this lens with my lumix. And i want ask you about stabilization, how does this camera work when traveling without is?

[@juanpais1096]

@@szymonbc702 Well, in my case, I chose this lens (apart from the fact that I didn't have many other options) because it is an all-terrain lens. It is one of Canon's best-selling lenses and I would say the most reliable. It is the lens par excellence for recording all types of work, whether it is a wedding or a documentary. It is very versatile and solid (I have dropped it many times and it still works) and even though its minimum f is 3.2, (it is not very bright) it has something that I love, and that is that it is stabilized. I recommend it for traveling. There are similar higher quality options, such as Sigma's 24-70, also stabilized, but much more expensive. I have seen this lens for sale second-hand for less than 300 euros (328 dollars). For traveling, I would say it is an excellent option! But keep in mind that I used a metabone to be able to use it on Lumix, since they do not have the same mount. and about the stabilization... I went without a gimbal, just camera handled. In my case it went well, the GH5S has a good internal stabilizer, and if it is combined with the one that comes with the Canon lens, it is great for going without a rig, just handheld camera

[@Francisguzman-f3v]

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