4 TIPS for Filming Handheld on Blackmagic 6K (or 4K)

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Название	:	4 TIPS for Filming Handheld on Blackmagic 6K (or 4K)
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thank you Thorough, practical and to the point
Comment from : Federico Giller

Lol, square bear
Comment from : Prince Edward

Very good video and absolutely correct When we watch a movie, we want to be inside it and the camera handling is a very big part of it It's shaky when the scene and the emotion demands, otherwise, soft movement or still is the best way to go, to have our focus on the characters and the environment and not the camerabrThe weight totally helps in stabilization, paired with a heavy lens and the rig setup Still for tracking shots, the tracks and dolly are ideal, unless you are showing a POV of someone following Even for that walking POV, it can't have unstabilized jerks, so the weight perfectly lets you walk with a soft movement, giving the perfect focus on the subject and making us think we are following them on foot
Comment from : DethronerX

All you do is handheld slowmo, its garbage that you think handheld is even possible when you yourself are even usibg a crutch
Comment from : IDK anymore

What right side handle is that? Looking for one but can only find the left side handles
Comment from : Jonathan Earl

I just bought a BMPCC 4K and watched every single video on YouTube about handheld videography but your videos was by far the best one on this platform, your channel deserves more attention keep doing 👍🏻
Comment from : Danial Sharghi

Thank you for your explanation, what Canon optics are you using? Is it stabilized? Thanks
Comment from : Matteo Maffesanti

yo manny, why the canon 17-40 over the sigma 18-35? brespecially with the f4
Comment from : TimandLauren

This is great, thank you!
Comment from : Mark Christopher

Great video Manny! Thanks!
Comment from : roh650

👏👏👏
Comment from : Alex Motion Films

Thanks for the tips man
Comment from : crazyleg2006

damm you really filmed the guy from black beatles 2:30
Comment from : Obama Lover

Thanks so much I can't afford a gimbal setup yet, and I only have a Crane S2 Which is too light for my BMPCC 4k rig This vid makes me more confident that I can still get good footage at wedding shoots
Comment from : Cam Learns Film

Obrigado pelo video
Comment from : Rodrigo Lima

Are there any handheld shots that are not slow motion?
Comment from : Drknsss

Speaking as somebody who went down the gimbal route with bmpcc 6k, a few things Forget small gimbals, RS2, etc Not gonna work You need a big gimbal, ronin 2 if you can afford it, crane 3s otherwise Secondly, once it is on a gimbal, there is no feasible way you are both handholding that gimbal AND pull focus You need both hands to hold it up So either you bring an AC and wireless monitor with low latency to pull focus for you, or you need a rig to hold the gimbal up That means an easyrig or steadycam, but not just the lightweight cheap stuff, you can forget Tilta float, not gonna happen The easyrig vario (with the spring arm) or the Digitalfoto thanos pro X
Comment from : Florian Bösch