Omg Brian posted ❤️🎉

This is such a low-key incredible PP setting for A7C users! Exactly what I have been after for a long time. Great video Brian, thank you!

THANK YOU SO MUCH! this was basically an awesome new profile for when I record vlogs!!! I love it I already adjusted it to my a7c and zv1 thanks for this :))

Thank you so much for this video! Just updated my A7C settings

Just about to get a ZV1 myself and this was so helpful. The flatter picture just fits the look I am going for so much more! Thanks a ton.

As always a perfect video Brian 👏

Great video, super helpful. Thank you much!

you should call yourself "Professor Catalano" - again an incredible video - so much information, so well organized, the graphics and transitions - we must call you "Professor". Was about to shoot in Standard Profile but you motivated me to keep trying - Wow!

bro ur vids r so good!! you need more subs for this quality!!

Thanks for the profile. It really looks awesome. One additional question though. How do you expose for it? What zebra levels do you set for skintones (Std+Range) and/or highlights (Lower Limit)?

Hello, great video, for the zv e10 (apsc) what configuration do you recommend for the a7c or zv1?

thank you very much ..What color profil do you use if you want to match A7C & (FX30 or ASIII)

I have started to learn color grading using FCP for about a week now. It is so tedious! Now, I am trying your suggestion for Sony ZV-1. I am not sure if I missed anything, does the picture profile tweak you mentioned works only for video or also work for still photos?

Yooooooo, this video was super good! I'm gonna try your z-cinetone on my ZV-1!! You also explained some important information about about the details in the picture profiles I didn't know! Thanks omfor thos info, Brian!! Also, I want that A7c...but I don't need it loool. Great video bro!!!!!

You the goat bro! Will this work for the Zv-e10?

good lord, thanks a lot! i look much better now compared to someone else's z-cinetone settings ;)

I've tried this on my old-ish Sony RX100 v7 and I am impressed. The camera doesn't have cine 4 profile but it works with the cine 2 profile that is built in. Very easy to use and only required me adjusting curves in Resolve to get really nice footage both indoors and outdoors. Not the widest dynamic range, but if you use the zebra function clipping can be avoided. Using ISO 400 I was impressed with low light detail and relative lack of grain. Skin tones are gorgeous ❤ Great job thank you 😊

Wow bro i tryed this on my zv1 its fantastic !!!!!

Thanks for sharing your expertise, the c cinetone may work with the a7iii?

how much contrast would you usually add in post in da vinci resolve for sony zv-1?

Great video. I wonder do you even use a LUT after this? What do you do in post? And yes I am aware these are very rookie questions. Thanks!

Thank you!

Yea the colors with Sony are tricky 😂. Thanks for the gems bro!

Hi Brian, So I am in a bit of a dilemma, I was saving up for an FX3, but then I started to realize that maybe I should use that money for a new PC. What set the foundation for this thinking was that I not long ago got an A7IV, but I wanted an FX3 as I wanted more of a cinema camera. I should lay everything out in this post so it's easier for you to answer my question, having all the details accessible if you choose to do so. I'll start off by saying that obviously by having the A7IV and not having any clients currently and probably not having clients for a good while, that I don't need an FX3. However, I do want one. Some reasons for this include the aspect that I get off work pretty late and by the time I am shooting, it's typically pretty dark out so the lower MP count and the higher native ISO will allow me to shoot in these dark conditions with more confidence (as i dont live in or near a bright place when its nighttime). Obviously, the A7IV is a beast of a camera in low light, but I think it's pretty well known that the FX3 is better. Some other things include the potential to shoot in 4k 120, good rolling shutter performance, and having a very low chance of overheating even though I've never had that problem with the A7IV (though I only have my A7IV on for like a minute at a time, and I should mention that I have yet to use 4k60 and don't pan my camera super fast, but regardless, having the ability to do so with very little consequences is a nice feeling). It's also netflix approved, which is nice to know. Generally, I would like a video camera to accompany my hybrid/photo shooter in the A7IV. I guess I would still consider myself a hobbyist, but I want to hit the ground running with creating a portfolio of my work and shopping it around very soon. Moving on to the PC. My current PC isn't bad (GTX 1080 I7 6700K, 32 GB DDR4 RAM). However, I do feel it's getting a bit dated and could use for an upgrade in terms of my editing suite and things like that. So, that is my decision. Do I spend about $4,000 on the FX3 with the 50mm f 1.8, or do I save $500 and get a new PC? I think most people would advise me to: 1. Use the money for other gear instead like better audio, lighting, etc. Or 2. Buy one now and just save for the other later The main problem with this is that i only have until the end of February to decide as my family is forcing me to start saving up to pay back my student loans. Therefore, which ever one I don't buy now, I won't be able to buy for maybe up to five years and I fear that the FX3 is gonna be basically unusable and that they might not produce another small form factor cinema camera by then if i choose the PC. If I choose the FX3, I fear that my current PC might die before the next five years, and I won't have enough money to replace it. So this brings me here as I have gotten really great advice from you in the past. I should note that the only gear I have is a tripod, A7IV, Tamron 24mm f 2.8, 3 tube lights, a square small rig camera light, a mid XLR mic, and a shotgun on camera mic. I have also been shooting films since 2017 and have started photography in the last year. So the only thing that keeps me in the amateur category is that I don't have any clients yet as I haven't attempted to put myself out there and look for them, but I plan on doing that soon. I should also note that my computer has a few overheating issues that, after further inspection seems to be a result of old age, making me wonder whether a new PC is the way to go or not. However, this only happens when gaming. However, I haven't put it through the ringer with any intense editing, so that might make it overheat as well. So, do I get the FX3 with the 50mm f 1.8 (that's all I can afford, unfortunately)? Do I get the PC instead and just keep getting better with my A7IV despite some of the shortcomings I mentioned and hope that the FX3 is still viable in a few years or hope that there is a small form factor netflix approved sony cinema camera available? Or should I do something entirely different that you didn't see mentioned? I am sorry for this long post and appreciate it if you read this far. I would appreciate it even more if you could provide some feedback, insights, or guidance. Thanks so much!

Great video

Pp is actually amazing thanks

Love this bro. Great video. I’ve had the A7C for a year and half and just got the ZVE1 but I don’t like it. I prefer the colours of the A7C…any tips for the ZVE1?

Dudeeeeeee amazing video! You should have 100k more subscribers lmfao. Editing, organizational and everything 100%

Super film dziękuję.Pozdrawiam.

which is the closer profile to all the a6400 enjoyers?

That mic sound phenomenal

I am soooo frustrated with my zv1. All sorts of tweaks either in pre or post production seem to not lead to any bearable results. There is always something waaaay off. Will try this too but am a bit disheartened. Seeing you having gone through so much to get this is somewhat motivating because maybe I am not just a dullard. Still, I just wish to get over this seemingly simple bump of getting acceptable visuals to finally concentrate more on the content creation side of things...

You make the impossible, possible

I need help. I'm trying to start an indie TV show and I own A7C and ZV-1. Coffeezilla sold me on the idea of getting an FX3 for my green screen, but I need dedicated studio camera and am looking at FX30 with Sony 10-20mm and 18-108mm OSS f/4 G Lens. Upgrading my HDMI capture card is shocking hard, I have 9 cameras with two quad Elgato Camlink Pro PCIe HDMI capture cards. Getting any card that captures HDR10 is hard, there are no HDR16 capture cards, Black Magic has a quad PCIe x8 capture card. That will cost $300 up grade Camlink Pro to DeckLink. With green screen, I can use S-Log3 to get more dynamic range. I'm okay with pushing 8-bit cameras to their limits. I'm not shooting for Netflix, I'm trying to not be broke and get a result I"m happy with. Is there any way I can get you to do a green screen test between FX3 and A7C S-Log3 exposed to the left (i.e. for the shadows)? With green screen, that actually gives the ability to do lumakey foreground green screen using blown out light. Makes me wonder if I might be better off with another A7C rather than FX30; but I'm still getting FX3 for the 35mm Surui Saturn 1.6x anamorphic lens. Thanks.

I tried both setups on my a6400, both are completely off. Thanks anyway

Are u the same prof from Money Heist?

Y'all must be color blind.. Sony colors aren't that bad I had every brand camera and Sony colors was the easiest for me lol