Constrictive Criticism please

[yoyokid844]

CC please on this. This was my first true edited video.

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[GrammatonxXXxCleric]

Very good. The only thing I see to improve methods are to slow gimbal movement, smooth gimbal transition. And Blur video scene transitions. Other than that well done.

 

[yoyokid844]

Very good. The only thing I see to improve methods are to slow gimbal movement, smooth gimbal transition. And Blur video scene transitions. Other than that well done.

Thank you. I was trying the slow movement on the shot of the plant, but I had terrible signal. It was almost 1k away. I will try to do more of a blur in the future.

 

[GMack]

Color seems dull as well as contrast. Search for Fredrick Hagan Color Grading Youtube tutorials.

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[yoyokid844]

Color seems dull as well as contrast. Search for Fredrick Hagan Color Grading Youtube tutorials.

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I had tried color grading. I had set the White Balance to 4500 on a sunny day on accident. It was very blue SOOC. This was the best I could recover.

 

[GrammatonxXXxCleric]

Have you tried manual camers settings? Shutter speed ISO?

 

[yoyokid844]

Have you tried manual camers settings? Shutter speed ISO?

This was. 1/60s 100 ISO. Variable ND filter.

 

[Mix_]

I had tried color grading. I had set the White Balance to 4500 on a sunny day on accident. It was very blue SOOC. This was the best I could recover.

It's not about shutter speed, WB, etc., it's more about contrast (the amount of difference between blacks and whites).

You did a good job by taking flat looking video (SLog, I suppose). It's good in terms for grading purposes, not straigth-out-of-camera-viewing - no overblown blacks, no lost whites.

Just go to color editing and stretch out the histogram - make blacks darker, whites - brighter.


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