4K Shooting Palouse Region in Eastern Washington - Filming Tips and Camera Setups - Short Preview

Hey, guys! What's up? I work with a Lexus Canon. My old camera. The Canon 7D Mark II. I have a Tokina 11-16 F2.8. We're just going to start a virtual walk. Today we have an interesting setup. Z Cam E-M4. With a Ronin SC gimbal and my smartphone. Where I can check the image and focus. - Yes, I did. Thank you. And yes, we'll talk to you later. See you. Today we are filming with Ronin SC Gimbal. The Z Cam is E-2 E-M4. And a smartphone. Pro stream is here. And the tape. The left. 7.5 mm for the microphone sensor. It's like this. And I see on the screen what I'm filming. I listen to music. For example, I can show you. Now I see on the screen what I'm filming. And if I wanted to change the music, I just change the music, and it's very convenient. - I'm good. Yes, today we're filming with the E-M4 camera. I'm not going to... In a wide dynamic range. 16 years old. It says the camera can shoot 16 frames in a wide dynamic range. And, in fact, if you shoot in a wide dynamic range, You don't need NT-filters to shoot in a wide dynamic range. Because for 16 frames, If you shoot in a wide dynamic range, And use the 1.25 strategic, The Commission shall: You don't need strategic... You don't need NT-filters. But, for example, for LiveShot CBL, You probably need it. So, for this camera, I don't actually use NT-filters. Because... In the wide dynamic range, in which you shoot... So what... As you can see, you don't need to use NT-filters. But... Only for nature, not for video. Only if you shoot in a wide dynamic range. But if you shoot in F2.8, or F2.3, for nature, Yeah, of course, you need to use NT-filters. For the live shot. And now I'm shooting in panorama. I shoot in F8. Speed of 125. The ISO... - I got it. It's called ISO. Or, again, F2.4 is the maximum WDR. - I'm not going to. I'm filming now. F4 and F4. F8. Speed is 120. I usually shoot in F2.8. My name is Roman. And I'd like to show you Today is our sext. We shoot in the forest. In eastern Washington, In the peninsula. It's a stunning, beautiful forest. Winter, hot days. Actually today 100 degrees Fahrenheit. It's not that bad. And we decided To shoot in the forest. Stay in the car, Because it's very difficult. to raise With a camera. I'm shooting a video. In this temperature. And yes, I'd like to show you our setup. We drive in the car, And we put a towel on the window, To compensate for the vibration and stabilization For the cameras. We use the ZCAM E-M4 and The smartphone is Atomos Shinobi. And I film on SSD drives, As the Samsung Extreme Pro, The lens is Sigma 18-35. A beautiful sight. And now I'm filming with ZCAM E-M2 M4. And I'm not going to tell you. - What? Lowa 7.5 in millimetres for the microphone sensor. Manual tape, wide angle. The Sennheiser microphone. Yes, I will be quiet, Because it's beautiful, A beautiful sound, It's a unique sound. I want to say that today we are filming 8K Other 8K 30 frames. How you doing, guys? Today we We try to shoot It's amazing. The pictures. I use I'm going to get a video. Very good tripod. I like it. Easy Open the tape. And you can level Right here. And this is a man-flat-ball. The stunning sunset In the park. The East Washington The following shall be used: M4 The following information is provided: Metabone Speed Booster is not recommended for use in patients with severe liver disease. The Sennheiser microphone, Stereo microphone And atomos shinobi The monitor. It's a beautiful sunset. Today we shoot sunset The East Washington. We use Atomos Shinobi is a game show. the monitor, The SSD drive. I use this sunset, I'm not sure. Also I'm using it now. Speed Booster, what's up? The Metabone Speed Booster is and 70-200 f4 The Canon Lens The first version without stabilization.