I shot this fashion video with the iPhone 17 Pro in 4K ProRes Log 2 using the Blackmagic Camera app with a Smallrig cage and a 1TB LaCie SSD. You can see the final result on my channel.
I shot this fashion video with the iPhone 17 Pro in 4K ProRes Log 2 using the Blackmagic Camera app with a Smallrig cage and a 1TB Lacie SSD. You can see the final result on neither channel: https://youtu.be/YZ2q6MQndEo
I shot this fashion video with the iPhone 17 Pro in 4K ProRes Log 2 using the Blackmagic Camera app with a Smallrig cage and a 1TB Lacie SSD. You can see the final result on neither channel: https://youtu.be/YZ2q6MQndEo
Final Cut's Beat Detection is garbage. I'd understand it happening once or twice, but it happens with every song. You can clearly see in the attached image where Final Cut detects the beat and where it actually is. And this happens with any genre and rhythm.
Experience the historic beauty of Tordesillas, Spain, captured entirely in 4K ProRes RAW with the iPhone 17 Pro. This video features only immersive ambient sounds and background music to showcase the pure cinematic capabilities of this device.
It seems Apple users are still dealing with the same old confusion. Why do we still have these differences between Rec.709-A and Rec.709 (Scene)? Are my color settings configured correctly?
Some beautiful memories of Malaga, Spain, recorded with the iPhone 17 Pro in 4K ProRes Log.
I can't export more than one file at a time, it always gives me an error. Before the latest version, I could export multiple clips simultaneously, but now in the latest version, that's no longer possible, it always gives an error and cancels the export.
I filmed this short film, or sketch, I'm not even sure what to call it, with my new Lumix S5II X, and I learned a very important lesson: never again 5.8K ProRes HQ. The image quality is simply stunning, but equally stunning is the file size: almost 500GB for a video of just over two minutes. And that's with a prepared script and recording only short clips, keeping it pretty much the right length. For future projects where I need a bit more image quality, I'll use C4K ProRes 422. There's definitely no difference in quality, and it saves a ton of space. The final result is on my YouTube channel, if you'd like to see it, it's in Spanish: https://youtu.be/Qf4MCSguji4
I filmed this short film, or sketch, I'm not even sure what to call it, with my new Lumix S5II X, and I learned a very important lesson: never again 5.8K ProRes HQ. The image quality is simply stunning, but equally stunning is the file size: almost 500GB for a video of just over two minutes. And that's with a prepared script and recording only short clips, keeping it pretty much the right length. For future projects where I need a bit more image quality, I'll use C4K ProRes 422. There's definitely no difference in quality, and it saves a ton of space. The final result is on my YouTube channel, if you'd like to see it, it's in Spanish: https://youtu.be/Qf4MCSguji4
I filmed this short film, or sketch, I'm not even sure what to call it, with my new Lumix S5II X, and I learned a very important lesson: never again 5.8K ProRes HQ. The image quality is simply stunning, but equally stunning is the file size: almost 500GB for a video of just over two minutes. And that's with a prepared script and recording only short clips, keeping it pretty much the right length. For future projects where I need a bit more image quality, I'll use C4K ProRes 422. There's definitely no difference in quality, and it saves a ton of space. The final result is on my YouTube channel, if you'd like to see it, it's in Spanish: https://youtu.be/Qf4MCSguji4
Hey everyone! I want to make a short video, about 2 minutes long, and I need your help. I'm going to use a main light at 5600K and two secondary lights in the background at 3400K. What do you think of this lighting? What could I improve? All feedback is welcome. Thanks!
Hey everyone! I want to make a short video, about 2 minutes long, and I need your help. I'm going to use a main light at 5600K and two secondary lights in the background at 3400K. What do you think of this lighting? What could I improve? All feedback is welcome. Thanks!
Video shot with Lumix S5II X with the Lumix 24-60mm f/2.8, in 4K V-LOG 4:2:2, handheld, with Smallrig cage.
I shot this video with my iPhone 17 Pro in ProRes RAW, using the Sandmarc Telephoto 72mm Lens Edition. For stabilization, I used a DJI RS3 Mini.
Yesterday I filmed my first wedding with my new Lumix S5II X and the Lumix 24-60mm f/2.8. Honestly, for me, it's the perfect lens for any job: events, interviews, documentaries, advertising... I'm very happy with this combo. It's so great to have something that works for everything and doesn't waste time changing lenses, especially in critical moments when there are scenes that can't be reshot.
Even though I have the "Show items on desktop" option disabled, screenshots still appear when I take them. I have to enable and then disable this option again for it to work properly. And when I shut down my Mac and turn it back on, this process repeats every time I restart it. I performed a clean install of Tahoe 26.5 but the problem persists.
I’m vey happy with the Lumix 24-60mm f/2.8. paired this lens with my Lumix S5ii x. The entire video was shot at f/2.8 with a Hoya ND64.
Every time I turn on my Mac, the same window pops up saying:
"LogiPluginService" would like to access data from other apps. Keeping app data separate makes it easier to manage your privacy and security.
Don't Allow
Allow"
It doesn't matter if I click "Don't Allow" or "Allow," the next time I turn on my Mac, the same thing happens. This is incredibly annoying. Why is this happening, and what can I do? Yes, I've tried everything: a clean install of the operating system, installing Option+... the same thing happened with Sequoia, and now with Tahoe.