Great video, I'm already excited about upcoming once. :)
Based on current considerations .. what backpack are you using for your photography trips and jobs?
And a more technical question. How do you deal with white balance when shooting, do you set it for every scene (with a grey card or something), leave it at auto and modify it in post (if necessary), or something different I can't think about at the moment? :)
Love this insight, Ramon, thank you for putting it all together. It looks like a great assignment (Noma!!! I hope you got to eat!) and a beautiful and fascinating city. You were filming the camera shots with a mounted GoPro (I guess the audio comes from this too?), but you were also using a smaller camera - was this a second smaller stills camera that also shoots nice video, or was it your primary video cam (for non-GoPro shots)?
I'm interested, I suppose, as I always seem to be carrying too much equipment: too many cameras, too many accessories, etc, and this is a burden. I'm always looking for ways to streamline and become a little freer as I believe there are benefits to this that probably (depending on the shoot) outweigh the benefits of having 'more'.
Shooting video and photos on the same shoot too can be complex (switching rigs, settings, mindset, re-staging etc), so I'm very curious about how others manage this balance. Thanks in advance!
Great vid & result, lovely.
Question around: im really interest in final color management in C1, any tip for the color showed?
Big thanks.
Happy new year too you as well! A great video. thank you for taking us with you!
Great video, I'm already excited about upcoming once. :)
Based on current considerations .. what backpack are you using for your photography trips and jobs?
And a more technical question. How do you deal with white balance when shooting, do you set it for every scene (with a grey card or something), leave it at auto and modify it in post (if necessary), or something different I can't think about at the moment? :)
Thank you!
So good. Loved this video.
Great job! Love the video of it too
Love this insight, Ramon, thank you for putting it all together. It looks like a great assignment (Noma!!! I hope you got to eat!) and a beautiful and fascinating city. You were filming the camera shots with a mounted GoPro (I guess the audio comes from this too?), but you were also using a smaller camera - was this a second smaller stills camera that also shoots nice video, or was it your primary video cam (for non-GoPro shots)?
I'm interested, I suppose, as I always seem to be carrying too much equipment: too many cameras, too many accessories, etc, and this is a burden. I'm always looking for ways to streamline and become a little freer as I believe there are benefits to this that probably (depending on the shoot) outweigh the benefits of having 'more'.
Shooting video and photos on the same shoot too can be complex (switching rigs, settings, mindset, re-staging etc), so I'm very curious about how others manage this balance. Thanks in advance!
Thanks a lot, Ramon! Great job. Please keep it up!