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No. But I got a warning for making a video explaining how to download content from UA-cam.

@@BeyondTheGame_E Okay, thank you. Great content btw.

A second camera angle can’t hurt!

Thank you for your feedback and all your great suggestions. I'll try to use the clear image zoom next time for sure!

Affected by what?

@@BeyondTheGame_E EFCS

@@aspilobo what’s that?

A bit of both but probably more auto.

Thanks for the feedback! I was using the PF mode pretty much the entire time. I'll have to try the Go mode next time for sure though. And yes, you are right, I could have used clear image zoom to change my framing from time to time.

Thanks!🙏🏽

Not necessarily. Like I said in the video, if you record 30 minutes of content 1-2 minutes at a time, your camera will overheat.

Thanks! It’s a Polar Pro Quartzline Mist filter. It’s roughly 1/4 strength.

@@BeyondTheGame_E I bet 1/8th would look just perfect!

@@paulgero You're probably right!

No I never have.

Thank you!

A Sony FX3

@@BeyondTheGame_E I’m on a Sony a7ii currently and was thinking about going to that for the video how good is it for photos aswell

@@hain5956 It's definitely made for video first so it's more than good enough for my photo needs but it just depends on your needs and expectations.

@@BeyondTheGame_E i mostly do still photography with like cars and such, do most of my stuff in post and some sports photography but ill probably shoot video if it has to do with motion. after seeing the comparison photo wise it should be fine with the photos I take. thank you for responding btw ur a real one!

Thanks, I’ll test that next time for sure.

Glad to be of service! What do you do in sports broadcasting if you don’t mind me asking?

@@BeyondTheGame_E I work for the Portland Sea Dogs baseball team (AA affil. of the Boston Red Sox). I started out as a camera operator, and now I am directing for the MiLB and MLB channels since graduating with my bach's in May. It's a sweet gig, but I miss being close to the action and on the field. The skills of broadcast camera operating don't entirely translate to what you and many other creative-focused people do, so thats my goal. Being a videographer for a major league team or in boxing/martial arts is the dream.

Sounds like you’re on the right path!

Yes I do. But I still export my videos in 4K by the way, not HD.

@@BeyondTheGame_E Oh right. But if you have punched in to avoid loss in resolution, using a 1080p timeline and then export in 4K does that not affect anything or am I misunderstanding?

@@PaulRandles-editspace201 I film in 4K, edit in 4K, and export in 4K. I don't really punch in much. I just film from various angles, zoom in and zoom out, and use the footage in its original form. But if I do punch in a little sometimes (like 10 to 30%), it is rarely noticeable.

@@BeyondTheGame_E Oh right okay cool, I asked about motion tracking originally using a HD timeline with 4K footage - just thought it would be a good option when filming on a gimbal especially on a wider lens. Thanks again for getting back to me!

@@PaulRandles-editspace201 You're right, it is a good option 👍🏽

Sony FX3

True! I don't have one though. Plus, it would have to be an internal zoom otherwise the balancing gets thrown off every time the lens grows or shrinks.

@@BeyondTheGame_E The two PZ lens I have are internal zoom and I am using it with my Ronin 4. Does not throw off the balance at all.

@@EVOlutionHTC4g Sounds like a great setup!

UA-cam has blocked a couple other videos I made in the past around similar topics.

@@BeyondTheGame_E lol

Glad you think so!

Good call!

Thanks!

I shoot in 4K/120 and then slow down the footage in post. I also shoot in SLOG3 and use a Phantom LUT as my utility LUT + my own Ultimate Sports LUT Pack as creative LUTs.

@@BeyondTheGame_E cool! Overexposure in SLOG3 and Nd filter on lens?

@@chrispanagos89 Not overexposed per say, I just import my utility LUT in camera and expose properly for it. And also no this is not an ND filter, just a mist filter.

I love it 😂🎉

It's honestly the first thing that hit me when I started the video (the fuzzy lights). Very distracting. Might be better for bigger venues where it isn't so prominent on the screen? The color grading is incredible by the way.

@@rcw6534 Glad you like it, I wish I was able to myself! 😂

@@seanmbranch Yeah it's even worst at the start because they are right behind me as I'm talking to the camera so indeed very distracting. Thanks for the grade compliment!

I love it on the action shots

Thank you 😊

S-Cinetone

If you are in fact filming at the native ISO of your camera, what you're seeing is not noise or grain. It's probably bad exposure or simply bad image quality.

@@BeyondTheGame_E yes I think its bad exposure, because especially in the dark areas there are some artefacts and I'm using the sony kit lense which isn't that great. Thanks for the reply:) How would you expose the profile HLG 3?

@@leveloneej1858 I would just try to keep the multi metering at 0 I think. But at the end of the day, low light is low light. You can't perform miracles.

@@BeyondTheGame_E Alright thanks for the advice

You can film it yourself or download content from youtube.

What do you mean exactly? A lens pretty much looks the same and acts the same whether you're doing photos or videos.

Start with your phone and go from there.

Yeah I heard. I’d like to understand how it works though because overheating is much more related to hardware than firmware. Unless they simply raised the shutdown temperature threshold.

Cine EI is a LOG shooting mode and, once you're in Cine EI, you are automatically using S-LOG3 and all the other PP options are blocked.

@@BeyondTheGame_E Ah makes sense, Thank you for being so helpful!

It was a long time ago but I think I was using Cine2

The same two lenses I reviewed in this video ua-cam.com/video/omGdWeu0LLg/v-deo.html

In the context of sports videography, it doesn't make much of a difference. There's always a bunch of people in your shot simultaneously and any camera will struggle in that situation because it's impossible for a camera to know which subject you want to focus on.

@@BeyondTheGame_E hey thanks for the reply =) Yeah that makes sense. have you tried using it on mundane day to day? i know the fx30 AF was already good.

@@tekniqs Well the only other type of filming I do other than sports is when I film myself for my youtube videos. But considering that I'm sitting on a chair the whole time while my camera is on a tripod, any camera with eye tracking would do a great job. The typical situation where the new AI makes a difference is when you have a subject that is moving around in your frame quite a bit, especially in difficult lighting situations.