In this lesson I’ll go over the flash triggers I use and the ones that work. I’m assuming you know what these are and how to use them. The four things you might need from a flash trigger Compatibility with your speedlights or strobes Control of your speedlights or strobes in groups or individually ETTL HSS … Read more
A quick look at the cinematography techniques and style of Conrad Hall.
A quick look at the cinematography techniques and style of Emmanuel Lubezki.
Here’s a quick comparison of the Sony a7R II and a7S II as far as resolution is concerned (shot with the 28-70mm OSS zoom): Sony a7R II Full frame vs APS-C mode First, since the a7S II can’t shoot 4K in APS-C mode, here’s a comparison of APS-C vs FF on the a7R II: To … Read more
Most of the time I use Cine1 in its default profile. If you underexpose Cine1 as shown in another lesson you’ll get great results. Here are the projects I’ve shot in Cine1 on the Sony a7R II: Notes: It wasn’t hard to match lighting or exposure because there were only two locations. I shot everything … Read more
Here’s a quick comparison table between Lightroom/ACR and Capture One Pro/Express. Please note: I’m not a professional photographer and this information is from personal use and from web sources, hearsay, etc. Take everything with a grain of salt! Feature Lightroom Capture One Asset Management Cataloging The best Average, but you can buy Media Pro to … Read more
A quick look at the cinematography techniques and style of Gordon Willis.
A quick look at the cinematography techniques and style of Roger Deakins.
In this lesson we’ll go over grading S-Log3. I’m assuming you have watched the lesson on grading S-Log2, because the same principles apply. First, please watch the final video, In Situ, so you can follow along. In Situ on Youtube: In Situ on Vimeo: Download original 4K H.264 “Master” uploaded to Vimeo Here’s how I … Read more