How do you expose it correctly say during sunrise or sunset? Or if I’m filming wildlife? I struggle with this. If I set my shutter to double the frame rate and base iso at 800 and my aperture wide open it will come out under exposed. So I will turn the iso up and it seems to add noise in the shadows. I’m not sure what to do about this. Can anyone offer some advice? Thanks

why do you morons play music while you are talking F-ing idiots.

very nice tips & easy to understand! 🥰🥰🥰

Thank you, all my respect.. please continue 😎

Sponsored by Coke? Lol

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I just added eye focus to my star button. I cannot wait to try it out.

Great video Per, I wish I found you earlier

Interesting and nicely presented video, Man. I have a question. I hope you will reply?. I set my canon up for video use. Set the dial on the left. I think it's called : Aperture to : 1/50. F- stop to : 5.6. ISO : 100-ish. Sometimes there isn't enough light. So I raise the ISO. But the 1/50, changes. It won't stay 1/50, as I had set it previously. Is this normal? Can I record with the higher 1/50 for video and it be stable?

Excellent instruction-though it was confusing as the speaker seemed to say “out of focus’ instead of “auto focus.”

Would you happen to know how to be able to use the record button on the ATOMOS ninja ultra with a Fujifilm xh2s? I can’t seem to figure it out

This camera is incredible. Just sold my Sony A7R2 and this looks like the replacement.

Good information mate. Cheers

This was really useful, thx

Worth to subscribe! Bcause u always answers all of the question below more than the brand CS Lol.. superhelpfullll dude!!!

Canon knew these were overheating during the development stages. Back to the Product/Service Management stage! I'm a fan of Canon, but this is unacceptable. #Recall

Hello Per, I've had an R6 for over a year now but haven't used it for video that much. I recently volunteered to record a kids' event consisting of 5-7 min dances. Due to poor lighting I ended up using ISO between 1250 and 6400. Once I got home I found 5 annoying hot pixels in most of my clips. Reading online, this seems normal/expected and I get the feeling there is no reason to consider it broken... For photography it is fairly easy to deal with but how do you deal with hot pixels in video? Being a hobbyist, I usually stick to open-source software and have been using ShotCut recently. They have a spot remover filter but it is quite annoying to use. Perhaps there are better ways?

Brilliant! Thank you for this, I just learned so much in such a short burst you've helped me with things I've been battling with for years.

Now I know I know nothing about video recording

Why does the black color appear with white dots? Is this due to low lighting, and what is better in the studio bt2020?

I went looking for the Amazon Affiliate links in your write up however cant see any there. If not already highly recommend getting on that to make some commissions :)

can you do this on the r50 too?

A really great content!

Love your info, thanks so much. What is the purpose of cage around your camera?

How do we deal with ISO noise at 800. In a well iluminated video. It happens that the black areas still have noise.

Wonderful video!! Very informative and easy to understand. I am now following you! 😊

You are the man. I was about to sell my Ninja because it would not record to camera and ninja. Canon is so wishy washy in the menus. When I shot sony it was straight forward. Thanks so much.

Du er veldig flink til å forklare😊

What battery are you using? I cannot get any power to my Ninja. The battery pack I’m using isn’t powering it up for some reason.

Thanks for the video! So, is it true that is there a limited time of 25 minutes to shoot 4k 60fps? Did you have any overheating problems shooting 4k 60fps?

Do you have a reccomendation. Everytime i've shopped for one it was too expensive for me.

I noticed that you lowered the iso to 400 and changed the aperture to F4.0 on the final test that worked out. Did that have something to do with it? was there a reason you did that?

Great Video, as a side note, this amazing feature is also available with Canon EOS RP, so I am guessing it is also available with any camera of Canon's that has both AF ON button on the back and eye detection. I set mine up the same way after watching this video. AF ON normal and * set to eye outfocus. I imagine this will be very helpful in the future as this was a conundrum of mine having to switch between the two during shooting

Is it Usefull to use a use defined profile and setting everything to the lowest number, Contrast, Sharpnes.. etc?

Thanks, very useful

how much zebra patterns do i have to watch out for? does it have to cover all parts of my face?

Hello Per. Did you make this video with Canon EOS R6? If yes, what video settings did you use here? This footage has fantastic colour and sharpness

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I dont know why, but i always have color shifting issue with c-log3.. shifting red to much orange/warm. Especially skin tone.. so i decide to shoot natural profile -_- Do u hv an idea ?

So basically i will have to buy the battery and leave the screen disabled but keeps it open and buy the ninja screen yeah ?

fantabulous. love it.

I’m doing what I saw you do in your video but my R6 stops outputting video over hdmi after 30mins 😢.. not sure what I’m doing wrong

Very dramatic video. Good choices of music to support that drama. When you were counting down the solutions on your fingers, I wanted to see graphics on the screen listing them. To summarize: use dummy battery, remove both memory cards, turn off screen, and fold out screen. Your last two solutions are problematic however. With the Ninja V attached, you can use the R6 screen to change F and ISO in response to external conditions. But I saw that you were presenting the screen on the Ninja, and using the wheel to change camera settings, which is not the F and ISO, so this is confusing (at lest to me). I have the R6ii and the Ninja V. Even at 4K-24P I'm lucky to get 9 minutes before the ninja shuts down.

great video. So you're exposing "normally" when shooting in clog3 and not 1 stop over to then bring it back in post and avoid noise in the shadows?

great video but what would be the difference in the false color values when shooting in clog3 compared to shooting in rec709? Isn't the recommended way in clog3 to shoot 1 stop over and lower it in post, that way getting less noise in the shadows? What would be one stop over in the false color values?

I’ve never saw a video about the AWB white priority. This is new to me. Smh

Just bought my ninja v+ but it didn’t came with the hdmi cable, whaaat?

Hello :) Is its possible to do exposition with the gray card outdoor ? Or prefer choose histogramme ? 🙏

Use an capture card like the elgato 4k pro 2 capture card which does capture external log either hDR or regular log at 4:2:2 10bit

Hi Per, are you using the same setting as in your back button focus video for R6 where you use single point af? I am intrigued as to how the camera selects the moving person so precisely. Have I missing something. BTW been to Sweden many times but never hit the mark with street photography. You are good.