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usually just manual mode but movie mode works also.

@@ChaseCharifa thanks man keep up the good work

I use Peter McKinnon on this video but I use free well now

Gimbal. Long focal lengths need a lot of stabilization

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No bear problem. Sometimes a bear comes by the driveway to see if there’s food then goes away.

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this is a very complicated question. You need to learn where your camera best performs. Find the lowest iso with the best dynamic range, then depending on what 60 or 24 fps, use the 180 shutter rule , lastly lower your aperture to its most wide open setting. There are times to stop down (higher aperture number) depending on the story you will tell. If you are shooting outside, you will most likely need an ND filter to control exposure, when it comes to weather or time of day, you will need to adjust you white balance depending on the mood you want to tell your story. At night, i would try to make sure you have lights or expose properly.

I did not for this footage. I shot in SLOG3 s gamut cine, 4K 60 4:2:0 10 bit XAVC HS.

I haven’t thought about it. I manually grade everything. I can do a tutorial video on my workflow. Drone shots - I use film poets skygrade log to Rec 709 conversion I add distortion correct and manually adjust WB, contrast, saturation. For the Sony shots, I shoot s-log 3 and do an Arri style rec 709 conversion. I add grain and color grade each clip to make it more cinematic.

@@ChaseCharifa that would be awesome! Do you shoot in Slog 2?

@@ryanpunn SLOG 3. On the A7S iii slog3 is better. More dynamic range. I pretty much shoot slog 3 all the time. I use s-cine tone for quick turn around stuff or live streams lol.

@@ChaseCharifa ah okay gotcha. I shoot with the a7iii would you recommend something different?

@@ryanpunn Yes with A73, shoot with SLOG2 or Cine4. Its worked out for me in the past. I loved using Cine 4. Great colors, easy to grade. All you have to do is add a color wheel, lower the shadows close to zero and highlights below 100 IRE. Add about 1.25 in saturation and you are set. I always make sure i set the white balance before shooting. The A73 doesn't have much latitude post processing. Make sure you get it close in camera. I typically shoot slightly underexposed to preserve highlights and just recover shadows in post. I like the dynamic range and skill you can show when showing the whole scene.

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Lol. It was pretty funny. April always has to have her iced coffee. Especially during a road trip

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