r/videographers

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Shooting interviews on a Lumix S5IIX (tripod, controlled light, solo operator).

Tried V-Log seriously, but:

– Base ISO 640 feels too high indoors with a solid lighting set-up

– Forces me to stop down more than I want

– Don’t want to use ND inside

– Pana LUT in FCPX not convincing (to my eye)

– Overall more work, no clear benefit for my use

Getting better results with Cine profile + 50mm f/2.2 + AF-C (slowed). Am I missing something about LOG, or is it just not worth it for this kind of setup ? Thank you for your feeback.

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u/Moist_University_454 — 10 days ago

Hello, bought my fx3 and one of my first shoots and cannot figure out why my videos look so trash and noisy. Shooting slog3 4k 10bit on fx3+sigma24-70mm. This was also filed horizontal and zoomed in for vertical. Can anyone give me tips or reasons why this is happening? Also, in the last photo, why does the sky look like that? There was smoke being used at the show but the sky looks awful.

This should look crispy, and it’s the exact opposite, any insight would be greatly appreciated

u/Downtown-Baseball113 — 12 days ago