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@@johnmorrisproductions Man I mean it when I say you deserve a lot more views and I'm sure soon enough you'll post something that will blow up. You have the image quality, good editing, charisma and knowledge. I firmly believe that if you just keep posting this great content the algorithm gods will do their thing!!!!

Thanks!

But it’s fun!

I’m sorry you feel that way, we try our best to be as honest as we can in our content. If you don’t like our content, that’s okay, but you don’t have to be rude about it. Maybe try this instead, Cool video! One thing I’m noticing though is from my point of view it seems like you’re trying to make the footage look bad. Just curious if you guys are being paid from another manufacturer to make the video this way. If not, I’m so sorry, but I just wanted to make sure. On this channel we want to be positive and encouraging, can you help us with that mission too? Thanks! JMP Social Team

​@@johnmorrisproductions I agree John, I was too rude in my comment , I apologize for that (I also wrote it yesterday, late in the night, after having some drinks...😶). Also, the Sony fanboys and their permanent trash of Blackmagic make some of us overreactive sometimes. Your re-phrasing of my comment sounds much better and less rude, but I have to tell you that I am not a native speaker of English. I think, I just should have commented something like this: "Interesting video guys, but I have the feeling that there is something off with the colors in your footage and some of the shots looked like overexposed. So I wonder how did you exposed this and what color grading did you apply in post? Also I think the depth of field on your shots is just too shallow, sometimes it's nice to be able to see more elements on the scene than just a fragment in focus. Anyway, I really like the images that this BM 6K FF can produce, thanks for sharing your footage and thoughts."

Absolutely! Thank you so much! As far as the color is concerned, I shot everything in Raw, so I was able to expose in post, I edited it in DaVinci Resolve with DaVici Wide gamut and then transformed it to DCI-P3 in SRGB. Thanks so much for your response!