Shoot Better Handheld w/ the BMPCC 4K//6K

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Comment from : @collinausbury

why are you whispering?
Comment from : @ahnch

Tip - Use the strap you got in the box Allow the strap to take the weight off the camera It's no stabiliser or easy rig, the images aren't perfect by any means, but if you combine it with a top handle, it'll be a lot better than just holding it outright
Comment from : @howardthechuck7794

What about using a shoulder mount or something along with the rig? Maybe that's betteR?
Comment from : @bluefilmsltd

Monopod also can help
Comment from : @vigamortezadventures7972

Bring the camera closer to your body hug the camera
Comment from : @vigamortezadventures7972

look at everyone lying to him in the comments lol Here is the ugly truth you probably don't want to hear This looks terrible Literally an Iphone takes better video I dare you to try it
Comment from : @jessicawinslet684

I just got the Fuji xh2s, and it has Ibis, but I feel like it usesless because it kinda looks like warp stabilizer in post, only it's baked into the footage, so i'm just turning it off
Comment from : @gunnarbjarkiii

Great video Thanks for the information!
Comment from : @devinmckay9764

For me a great way to stabilize is using a viewfinder loupe on the camera's LCD display and go old school super 8 camera style Having the camera "pressed" against my head really helps a lot And it also solves the problem with bright sunlight and having a hard time to see whats on the monitor
Comment from : @katermorgana

This was a really useful bit of info and I gotta say, that 21mm looked sweet Never considered going wide like that but it looked really great!
Comment from : @BrianBenjaminDwyer

You look like chris evans
Comment from : @LifeOfNicholas

Lens IS and slow mo take away the whole point of this video How would you do it with a manual lens in 24p and no rig? Probably not possible
Comment from : @Murofly

Another option, possibly the best, to stabilize shots captured on a BMPCC 4K or 6K, is to use something called a gimbal
Comment from : @AdrianBond

Do you think the 4k would look good for recording trains without a cinematic look?
Comment from : @trainsontracks9198

Hey man!! We're based in Atlanta too!! I just copped the 6K and am tryna get my chops up as a new amateur film maker!! I'd love any advice you could give!! Thanks!!
Comment from : @mountvernon

Do you find the rolling shutter is better at 57K vs 6K?
Comment from : @MrIanWebb

Do you sell luts?
Comment from : @gabrielgurrola7491

3:38brbrhey collin, so the canon 16-35 f4 has moments of desqueezing and demorphing like in those shots?brbralmost looks like its pulsing, or was stablization done in post for that walking shots?
Comment from : @TimandLauren

I had this exact same issue, but I didn't just buy one BMPCC4k, I bought 2 and use the Vintage Canon FD lenses Hated the jitter, loathed it So we experimented with building out just one Rails, V mount battery, mattebox with ND's the entire thing Thank you SmallRig! Well, its heavy But it's also far more steady If I really want smooth shots, I'll spend the half-hour (LOL) getting it on my Ronin S It's a pain with the Ronin S but you find your way eventually Counterweights helped Still not perfect, but when I shoot a home with a 12mm Mieke I rarely notice it and If I do, After Effects, fixes it Nice work buddy
Comment from : @nedstudios6490

panasonic 12 35 28 lense will solve the jitter for the pocket 4k
Comment from : @KingNailerzONeill

6:06 you look like Scott Disick
Comment from : @ehlohimwhil5762

So when you do all of the tricks to get more stable footage, do you still add on the stabilization in post? I feel like even my best hand held shots are still pretty jerky, but I don't want to cause too much morphing of the image
Comment from : @slaction

This is the perfect information that I was looking for Trial and error, I came to conclusion that Canon 16-35mm IS and handheld was the way to go Thanks for confirming
Comment from : @JCcollazos1

Very nice video Love the footage
Comment from : @fusion-music

Such good handheld advice for the black magic cameras Thanks!
Comment from : @Mrjimmybuckets24

in atlanta?? lets work/collab!
Comment from : @TrenchfootSalvador

What the screen called on the top of the camera?
Comment from : @rodneymims5682

HiI have a questioncan i make a photo this camera? or just films?
Comment from : @imrenagy8122

nice video but examples in slow motion you have included are so wrong to see the real footage everything in slow motion looks fine so we can't see really what is happening
Comment from : @georges8408

I shoot in 6k for 4k delivery and the stabilizer in Resolve does a great job with no loss of quality
Comment from : @davidlove8098

THAT is very helpful video Thanks bro!
Comment from : @vladislavbalce3031

Hey from the ATL, Good stuff in this video brother Building out my 6k pro currently and going to have to hit the weight room it appears lol
Comment from : @craigkeyintel

Great video! But honest question why not just run it on a powered gimbal
Comment from : @BriannaRoseCinematography

I love your approach to the tutorial it's like just talking to one of the homies I appreciate you bro this motivated me
Comment from : @themidwestking

Why 5k on a 6K camera?
Comment from : @areito5

You have the voice for this to be honest This was a joy to watch and listen too I genuinely learned a lot It felt like listening to a friend
Comment from : @Lunchlord

Thank you! Very solid info! It´as almost nobody is talking about this!!!! I don´t get it!!! The "shaky footage" problem has really been troubling me with the BMPC6K and stabilising footage can (most of the times) totalyy ruin everything and also strain all the emotions out of the shot I really love working handheld, so it´s been pretty discouraging Tried working with a gimbal and with higher frame rates, but still, a gimbal shot can´t replace hanheld when you´re going for handheld and I tend to lose myself in the technical aspects of handling the gimbal and cannot concentrate as much as I would like to on the image and composition I also believe that the BMPC 6K ´s rolling shutter doesn´t make things easier on getting good handheld footage either I wonder if one hast the same issues with the red komodo for example, that has a global shutter at least that´s one of the most important reasons for me to check the komodo out!
Comment from : @jorgoskatsimitsoulias8918

I can 100 confirm
Comment from : @christophfaistauer

I’m torn I’m picking up the 6k pro all my other cameras are pretty heavy so jitters aren’t really an issue I decided to get the Ronin S to fly this camera But I’m torn between getting the Tilta cage setup or getting a sigma art 18-35 lens in addition to my setup Which do you recommend actually owning a bmpcc? I’m currently using Rokinon lenses and I also own a 24-105 F4 canon, and a 135mm L series lens (which won’t be useful on a super 35 sensor)
Comment from : @controversylab

Is 21mm on a m4/3 good all round focal length for wide and close up shots?
Comment from : @level6visuals363

How does Resolve handle this?
Comment from : @DeanHarringtonimages

love your points man, thx for the advices!
Comment from : @victorotk

Hi my friend Apologies if this is a redundant question but did you use a speedbooster for the contax zeiss lenses here? Thank you so much
Comment from : @Iegacyfilm

Please help me, i must fixed that question today İ have bmpcc 4k and im gonna buy 16"macbook pro with AMD Radeon Pro 5300M 4g gpu, 16gb ram, i7 cpu pc Can i edit this camera's footage in resolve with this pc?
Comment from : @ahmetuludas9328

Monopods are a cheap alternative for people who can't afford an easy rig
Comment from : @drknsss17

4:50 *and sisters
Comment from : @JuliaBergdoll

Great video let us not forget about the sisters shooting and swaying! Top handle and gravity is great The BM6kPro is heavy no one is really talking about that its heavy And let's not even talk about adding the sigma 18-35mm its like holding a actual baby love the channel and what you up to Peace!
Comment from : @sampriest12

Thank you so much, you helped me so much! I have to shoot handheld next week and never did before with the BM 6k so Ill buy now the Canon EF 24-70mm f/28 II I guess :))
Comment from : @rawsoulsproduction

thanks bro you inspired me to go film today
Comment from : @amirt5755

Thanks! I really like the way that 21mm flares Can we get the link to that music video?
Comment from : @BK-it8ht

I have a BMPCC4K and without having to build a huge rig to get weight, I bought a 4lb rectangular counter weight that mounts under the camera and helps a lot with stabilization 😉
Comment from : @Malick333

agree with everything except shooting in slow motion is so overdone and looks amateur to me
Comment from : @Jordanc87

Feels like you don't really know much about what you're trying to teach people Don't make "how to" videos if you don't know how do it yourself That's lame
Comment from : @slaction

For what it's worth, it's not cliche to say "practice makes perfect" :) Someone who doesn't watch a single video on how to do something, but invests the time in practicing will develop their skill far quicker than someone who spends all of their time learning but hardly ever practicing
Comment from : @Chromedbustop

Hey Colin, Im a DP from Knoxville up the road (and I do this youtube channel on the side) This is pretty spot on and I do many of these exact things all the time Just going out and shooting goes such a long way
Comment from : @TightInLooseOff

Great vid I am just weighing this up against the 5 axis stabilised FX3 - as I have a couple of Zeiss Batis lenses which would work great with the Sony just on stabilisation do you feel the Canon IS lenses really iron it out on the BMPCC or just partly?
Comment from : @claytoncreative

What kind of rails would you recommend? Great video man
Comment from : @goonytunes4119

Thanks for the awesome video! I just don't really get, why a higher frame rate (at double speed) gives me a more stabilized image
Comment from : @NOCTURNUSFILM

thanks bud, you are going to do well
Comment from : @sailingannasara6409

Great video! Congratulations!
Comment from : @GDFilmsLondon

Has anyone ever told you that you look a lot like Chris Evans? 👀brGreat video btw! 🥳
Comment from : @micaharchive

You are solid
Comment from : @JamieMorrisfigure8productions

Great work mate! Hand-held is definitely the way Like any skill it's all about practise right! 👍
Comment from : @etchd_

1) Don't hold the camera in the handlebr2) Use both hands to stabilize the camerabr3) Lock your arms into your bodybr4) Hold the camera close to your bodybr5) If possible rest it on your wristbr6) Breath with the camerabr7) Take breaksbr8) Practice
Comment from : @jespersichlau4343

very good video!
Comment from : @TheFuchsman

Personally offended by the DP sway joke but that's OK lmao
Comment from : @charlescoreydunn

"that dp sway"brbrI feel personally attacked
Comment from : @nickxc

Thats a lot of nervous laughing you got there
Comment from : @kronk358

The great thing about the original BMPCC was that it was so light portable but it's also a curse I can't stand the little jitters you get with that thing when shooting handheld I have found that a heavy wide angle lens is just about the only lens you can put on that thing if you are going with the bare camera and no lens stabilization if you want smooth handheld shots
Comment from : @droffelcash

Something magical recording handheldbut yes its really a matter of practice and once you can do it good it feels more real 🙂
Comment from : @siimteppand

Keep this quality content coming!!
Comment from : @kylewesson83

Absolutely great video,thanks
Comment from : @chatreesaleewong6398

This is the first sort of "comprehensive" kind of BMPCC explanatory video I've sat through and enjoyed Thank you for your insight and great commentary
Comment from : @Iegacyfilm

Love your breakdown and vibe here man Instant sub Just spent the last month rigging a bmpcc4k with the sirui Got EF adapter too This gave me great perspective to take into my handheld situations Will be back for sure Wondering whether to jump to the bmpcc6k and sell the sirui for the IS EF lenses but not sure yet and won't be soon! Maybe end of the year after I've used the camera more I've been doing corporate for 2 years on canons C range with samyang cines and just wanting the pocket to fulfill my creative passion projects All the best man!
Comment from : @aaronfreeman1992

Practice doesn't make perfect
Comment from : @stevendukedesigns

"there's a lot coming" fantastic close
Comment from : @cheenius4808

Gimbal!!!!
Comment from : @LeoNelBuilds

I highly recommend getting a professional gimbal or steady-cam for about $800 Image being smooth as butter is so smooth you won’t believe it’s not a butt
Comment from : @oh8044

Just picked up this camera This was very helpful! Thanks, Collin!
Comment from : @paul_weaver

thanks for your handheld incite!
Comment from : @jordanhwang

Great video man! Thanks for sharing your experience and tips on this Appreciate the openness as always!
Comment from : @austinjamm

Thx for sharing m8! Great video! Preparing rig out my BMP 6K, adding more weight seems the only option if doing the handheld shooting But hey, any chance of making a video about sigma 18-35 vs cannon 17-55 on BMP 6K?
Comment from : @yuyanchen3906