This one is the GH5.

Thank you! It was a custom version of the natural. The contrast and saturation were slightly lower. Then it was graded from there.

How time flies!!!

Yes. Though soon you may start seeing some of our work being made using the Ursa Mini 4.6K, so stay tuned for that.

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Thank you! I shot this in either Cine-like D or a Natural profile. I can’t remember exactly at this point.

Thanks. I did use a customized natural profile. Though now I shoot Cine-D.

Can you share the natural settings used for this?

It’s a really good one. A lot of people also use the sigma 18-35, though it is a lot bigger and heavier.

Off the top of my head I don’t remember the numbers. But I did crop afterwards. I usually start with a letterbox overlay and then I export with those pixels removed so that I don’t run into fuzzy edges or pixelation in the letterbox

No problem. And you really ought to do at least one or two!

@@oosterlingproductions4349 I will at least trying 🙂 Have lovely week

I’ll look into and see if I can get that video done. I typically shoot manual and just adjust each setting as I need.

Thanks a bunch. Also, I really want the story on your name, Greggybread.

@@oosterlingproductions4349 haha no real story. My partner likes french toast. She called it eggybread. When I make it she calls it greggybread. Haha

I really appreciate it!

Thank you so much!

I wish I can join your team

I’m not totally sure what you mean.

@@oosterlingproductions4349 probably youtube encoding issue, i saw pixelization there. it's gone now

Thank you!

Of course!

Thanks!

Thanks! Yeah. Especially when you're trying to look through the view finder and your breath comes up the mask and fogs everything up.

Hey there. For this video I did not come up with the questions, the producer who hired me already had basic questions for all of interviewees. That being said, to get the most genuine answers you may want to do a PRE-INTERVIEW before you get on set and start filming. Just chat with the interviewee, ask simple questions and let them tell you their story. Take notes and create new questions based off of the pre-interview.

@@oosterlingproductions4349 awesome advice, thanks a lot I appreciate it!

Thank you!

Thank you!

I shot the majority of this in a custom version of Natural. Now I use mostly CINE Like D though.

Hey there! Thank you so much. This one is actually one of my favorites. As for the lens, I’ll probably have to make a video about this since everyone asks. Yes, the 12-35 is the primary lens I use at weddings, and on this wedding it was coupled with the Canon 50mm 1.8 (using a viltrox speed-booster). The 12-35 is an awesome all around “safe” lens to use. It keeps the image extremely stable, the auto focus is pretty good, and being able to switch focal lengths on the fly is very convenient. I HIGHLY recommend getting a variable ND filter for it for outdoor shots so you can get that shallow depth of field back. Let me know if you have any other questions!

@@oosterlingproductions4349 thanks so much! Is there any particular variable ND filter you recommend for the 12-35mm? And lastly, do you shoot weddings solo or have a partner with you?

@@jayjayjaythebrand I use a Gobe ND, but if you can put more into it, I’d get one that doesn’t cause so much color change. It’s great but it does make things more orange. If I could do it again I’d save up and get something from Tiffen or one of the other better known brands. I typically shoot solo, but my sole focus is a 6-8 minute short film. The full length ceremony is one camera angle. If clients want something fancier for the full film, I’d charge more to bring another person.

@@oosterlingproductions4349 can't put into words how helpful this was, especially knowing that you shoot solo. Much appreciated and I pray you keep killing it in business

@@jayjayjaythebrand Absolutely. Ask me questions whenever you would like!

Its a powerful little gem. I am quite curious though on what it feels like to shoot on the GH6.

@@oosterlingproductions4349 Same. Until then, my trusty old Gh5 will have to do. 😃

Thank you. I used After Effects to track the text, and do all my editing in Adobe premiere.

Oh that's awesome! I'd love to film in Ireland one day. I believe for this video I was shooting in a custom profile built off of Natural. If you look up "White in Revery GH5 color profile" I used the settings they used. Other than that, shoot at a wide aperture, 60FPS, Shutter speed at 120 (or a 180 shutter angle, which, if you do a lot of video I highly recommend using shutter angle instead of shutter speed.) Then do your best to set the white balance correctly in each shot. I feel like I need work in that area personally.

@@oosterlingproductions4349 Brilliant thank you, I'll check it out! Ireland is beautiful :) You won't regret it. Best of luck 🙏🏻

We all start somewhere! Go look at some of my older work. Everything just takes time and patience!

Actually on my gimbal I typically use autofocus with my LUMIX 12-35. It doesn’t do too bad of a job. For some of the shots I just keep track of my distance between myself and my subject. When I use my primes I’m usually hand holding and letting IBIS do it’s work. Focus peaking is my friend. I DO have a follow focus on my gimbal but I’ve not gotten used to it yet.

Mostly the 12-35mm LUMIX lens. 2nd to that, a little bit of the Rokinon 85mm.

@@oosterlingproductions4349 Thanks !

Thank you very much!

Tascam DR-10L for ceremony, and Zoom-H1 plugged into DJ system for toasts.

Super glad to hear it!

This was shot using the GH5 and a 3 lenses. 1. The LUMIX 12-35 f/2.8 2. Rokinon 35mm Cine DS and 3. The Rokinon 85mm Cine DS.

@@oosterlingproductions4349 Thanks.

Thank you!

Hello! I used a custom color profile to start. It starts as natural and I bring down the contrast and the saturation just a little bit. Then I grade from there.

Yes it does. Though I am quite excited to see what the GH6 will offer.

Yes. There maybe one or two shots from my GH4 with a tripod. But 95 percent is one camera.

I'm so glad you found it helpful!

Gracias. Sí. Usé GH5 y GH4. Solo las tomas de GH5 están en este vídeo. El GH4 es para la ceremonia completa.

Thank you! Just keep at it!