Absolutely, that is the plan with this channel. Thank you so much!

Thank you so much brother! Exposing correctly in camera is very important, over and under can really shift the colors.

@@SpencerWhiteman how do expose in gx85 correctly ? 1 stop overexpose ?

Thank you so much Roland, I appreciate the kind words and the sub! :)

It's a beauty for sure!

Thank you so much for all the love my friend!!!!!

For sure man haha!

Haha! Thank you my brotha!!

So awesome! I'm glad you liked it my man!!

Thank you so much for the love my friend!

Haha thank you for the love Cesar, I appreciate it my man!

That’s so great to hear man, thank you so much!

Hey Phoebe! I do touch on that a bit in some of my other GX85 videos!

You are the best! Always supporting, thank you!

Pauline, thank you so much for the kind words!

Haha whoop whoop!

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much my friend! That's an interesting suggestion, what is a Udemy course?

Hey Vlado! I'm sure I will cover some of those in a future video, thank you for asking about them! :)

Hey Hai! That's a great Idea, I'll put something together!

Thank you so much Petr, that means a ton!

Hey man, thank you for watching! It's possible that I do one of those videos. If you're interested in seeing my export settings I can dm you a video clip of my export settings through Instagram!

Spencer Whiteman yes that'd be great! I'll dm you so you'll know

That is the goal for my next video, thanks man!

Absolutely! This definitely is a better video shooter than the a6000, however the photo capabilities are better on the a6000.

Good question, depends on your shooting style. The G95 has a mic jack so you can plug in a mic, the GX85 does not. The GX85 is much smaller and stylish. Both cameras are great, I just love the look & feel of the GX85 body :)

In premiere there is a global FX button that is displayed under your viewer. If it's not there, you can add it to the toolbar under the viewer. Or you can go into the effects panel and toggle on an off your LUT under the lumetri color effect inside the effects panel.

Thank you Marcel! I actually have a lot of experience with shooting photos on both systems. I really love them both, I feel like the audience that uses those systems for Photo work never really have the best work to show for them lol! Obviously the sensor is much smaller than most professional still camera systems, but I've still been able to achieve beautiful DOF/looks with the m43 cameras for photo work. I'd be happy to send you a few photos I've taken with them!

@@SpencerWhiteman that would be awesome, thanks a lot! would you rather send them by email or instagram?

Hey Geoff! Hmm, I think what can get you there is using curves in post to give that subtle roll off transitions from Highs to mids to lows. I like making 3 points and on the highlight portion I drag it down a bit to give that softer roll off effect. I also think filters and lens choice will play a big role on achieving that look. Vintage lenses and even a simple ND filter can soften up the look a bit since it's just another glass element in front of your lens. You could also look into some other type of softening/contrast reduction filters to achieve that look such as Tiffen Black Pro Mist, Moment Cinebloom, Dream FX. Those are the more inexpensive softening filters.

@@SpencerWhiteman thanks for the response! I'm switching from the a6500 to the gx85. Just got it in the mail and now I'm waiting for a speedbooster to arrive lol I do have the tiffen 1/2 so I am excited to test that out. Also if you did make a arri lut style for this profile I would be happy to purchase it, with that being said I'll be purchasing your current lut pack sometime next week. Not many great gx85 footage out there but you've showed this camera can produce a beautiful image in the right hands 👍 keep up the content

Hey man! I have never encountered screen tearing within the viewfinder or lcd screen!

@@SpencerWhiteman oh thanks

Thank you so much man haha!

Anizooh Ang I think I have a hater out there haha! Some of my videos only have one dislike on each and I’m guessing that’s what it is!

Correct! The reason I don't upload HD timelines onto KZfaq is because of the heavy compression KZfaq does with your files. You'll end up with lots of macro blocking and muddying of the image, especially in the shadows of your footage, and highly detailed scene. For instance, upload the same HD timeline up onto Vimeo or other platforms and it looks much better.

@@SpencerWhiteman thx for the explanation! What framerate you usually shoot in and whats the framerate of your final project?

Roland Berger Of course! I typically shoot in 4k 24p and sometimes 1080 60p. I then edit on a 4k 24p timeline and export out at 4k 24p as well 👍