Shooting Handheld | Tips on getting stable footage ( BMPCC 4k / 6K )

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Название	:	Shooting Handheld \| Tips on getting stable footage ( BMPCC 4k / 6K )
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Here is a video about shooting handheld with the BMPCC4K / 6KbrDo you guys prefer to shoot handheld or on a tripod ?brbrCheers,brFlo
Comment from : Of Two Lands

This is the best video I’ve seen on handheld Going out to practice tmw Thank you Saving this
Comment from : Shae H

Thank you!
Comment from : Johannes Burkhard Mueller

Great video, super useful info! Question - have you ever had any issues with inferred pollution on the 4k or 6k?
Comment from : Matt Banton

Just one thing Holding your breath is not the way you can better stop shaking The best moment is when you just breathe out That's a natural pause for the body and that's the moment when real snipers shoot their target
Comment from : Helder Bruno

Hi Florent, have you had any experience with Cinesaddle (essentially a bean-bag with a carrying strop) for handheld shooting ?brAs you have mentioned in this video tripod is slow to work with (not to mention heavy) and I would like to be more agile Not all the time but a lot of times brbtw; Keep up the good workbr/Per
Comment from : PerEng2405

Ca !
Comment from : 20 / 20

Thanks for the video Love your content The p-tap to 12v cable keeps getting in the way of my left hand when I'm shooting handheld and trying to pull focus How did you remedy that problem, with sprigs?
Comment from : Jeremy Evan Taylor

Hi Great video What is the small rig piece you use on the left side of the camera to hold your follow focus? I have been looking for that specific piece for some time Thanks for all the great content
Comment from : Zhiwan Cheung

You didn't mention that you seem to use lenses with IS That probably makes a huge difference vs using non-IS lens
Comment from : Shaka

Thank you!
Comment from : SwissPL

What's a gimbal you would recommend for the BMPCC4K?
Comment from : Galactic Tumbleweed

I loved handheld UNTIL I started using the Ursa Broadcast G2 lol
Comment from : aLgProduction

Very Nice!
Comment from : Nikolay Nikitushkin

An evf pressed up to your eye can also help in reducing jerky movements with a light rig
Comment from : Daniel Lo Presti

nice rig! but it seems pretty frontheavy doesn't this make it harder to keep the camera balanced?
Comment from : Jannix

Love shooting handheld, and it's basically a necessity with my clients who are mainly musicians However the 6k has always given me a hard time getting that fine line between shaky and naturally handheld
Comment from : Jameson Weston

The content The Voice-over both are amazing, just subscribed
Comment from : Liaquat Ali

Do you have a link to the base plate you're using for the rods?
Comment from : Timeless Amor Photography

Super helpful, thank you!
Comment from : Mark Christopher

great advice thank you
Comment from : John Collazos

Do you have to have a plate to connect it at the bottom?
Comment from : Grain Ghoul

Very helpful tips presented in an effective manner Great work!
Comment from : Fatar90

salut, tu utilise quel objectif dans ton kit documentaire? ton objectif est il stabilisé? merci
Comment from : MK FILMMAKER PRO

Ive always been really strict about shooting stable shots and just recently starting to shoot handheld Its a process to leave the shake to the footage but it looks good
Comment from : Kalle Pernu

Lovely vid! Appreciate you and some great advice here I love the rig you have - I never knew about the little small rig 15mm rod attachment without a baseplate that's an awesome option for having a follow focus without going too crazy on the rig size
Comment from : Kyle Berzle

Great tips - a note on breathing though - Breathe! I mean settle the rhythm of your breathing and breath deep, natural intercostal diaphragmatic breaths The same way an actor breathes Tremendous stillness can be achieved The idea is to avoid shallow, jerky breaths that only open the top of the lungs This shallow and uncomfortable breathing can be exacerbated by too much tendency to hold your breath Sometimes a controlled holding on breath can really focus movement (or stillness) but unless the out breath is equally controlled it will follow that the shot gets fidgety If I (rarely) want to emphasise my presence as metapraxis (a great deal of you tube content screams 'camera' rather than subject or 'atmosphere' and is dull as a result - regardless of technical virtuosity in post), I can let the rhythm of breath and steps gently undulate into a hand held move Most of the time however I am interested in calm and centred movement that favours the subject and not the presence of the camera Tai chi is useful as a starting point! Thanks for the thoughtful and experienced tips
Comment from : Paramidge

While traveling I like to put some carbon 15mm rods in my bag and a smallrig shoulderpad Instead of holding the rig only handheld I get a really orginic look with a mini shoulder setup Easy for longer shots
Comment from : Alexander Kooistra

What microphones do you use?
Comment from : vivre en nz

Hiya, for now im going 100 dicu handheld as it waaaaay faster yo frame shots Ive had 2 gimbals and besides changing lens, I found them awkward Although Im leaning towards purchasing a used iphone pro with a DJI pocket $100 gimbal for establishing or fancy shots
Comment from : Ken Doughty

Awesome video I love your calm way of presenting Definitely inspiring me to go more handheld!
Comment from : Mike Wilson

great hints for shooting with BMPCC cameras!
Comment from : Daniele from Rome

Great content Just a question, why they didn't put image stabilization in bmpcc?? Wouldn't that just be great?
Comment from : FARJAD AHMAD

Someone should come up for a cushion to rest the camera on belly to have better control
Comment from : Jacky Amar

no mention of the battery on the bottom
Comment from : Bob Becker

Great video This is exactly what I was looking for Thanks
Comment from : Tom Binroth

Fantastic video So very practical and useful Thank you so much! I am getting a BMPCC 4K very soon and am researching what I need to get started TY!
Comment from : Tony Selyem

I keep going back to your videos for reminding me of things that should be common sense but really aren't I'm sure you inspire a lot of people
Comment from : TesLatino

The footage is spectacular I’m looking forward to sometime in the near future jumping to a BMPCC4k and seeing these set up’s is so helpful Subbed 🤙🏻
Comment from : legniak1

Thanks for the video, it helps
Comment from : Daniel Belenguer

What is clamping the follow focus and rod to the BMPCC cage?
Comment from : Ulysses Curry

Super helpful! Thank you!
Comment from : Mario Eska

just stumbled across this from your post on reddit love shooting handheld but my a7siii is so light i can struggle to keep it steady looking at adding more weight but battery life is already great might add a big vmount just to steady it a littlebranyway, really great video man love the title screens and pacing informative and had some really beautiful shots
Comment from : jyebaby

great video can you share a link for rails?
Comment from : Mario Spiroglou

Wonderful video
Comment from : jay yarbrough

Thanks for the video man!brI've been looking for examples of handheld rigs for travel video, and you have just the right kind i was thinking of!
Comment from : Rahman

Because of your generosity in sharing all gear info plus the way you narrate you earned my subscription! well done
Comment from : Simbarashe Manyeruke

Great video
Comment from : Andile Matomela

Great insight into handheld filming brInteresting to see the follow-focus using the Tilta kit rod and not a full rail setup which looks super agile brSurprised that you use NPF and LP batteries considering the V-Mount brAnd I saw you have 70-200 in your cine kit How does that work for handheld given the extent of the zoom? can we assume you film in 120fps or is that primarily tripod-based?
Comment from : Anthony Nixon

how do you protect your bmpcc from weather?
Comment from : nirmal jaison

I have that battery, how can I mount it on a DJI Ronin S?
Comment from : blackcloud11

i have 2 dj ronin tripod grip/handles on mine one on the side of the cage and one on the v mount that works as a tripod you can also do 2 on top or 2 on each side of the cage it might get front heavy with the 2nd configuration though
Comment from : Savi Waves

very beautifulbr video, thank you !
Comment from : Mahmoud Abdelbar

Question - do you find the that top handle makes it hard to shoot people in documentary work? This lends itself to the camera always being around the mid torso, so you will always be looking up at someone I feel like I'd always be wishing I had a shoulder pad
Comment from : FK

Hey how are you outputting your footage for YouTube? I use h264 H265 and they both do weird gradient banding things Your stuff doesn't seem to get that same issue? Any tips?
Comment from : Daniel Lozinski

Thanks!
Comment from : TheGoodGoodMan

Finally a video that every filmmaker can benefit from!! Thank you!!!
Comment from : Sara Jaliel

Would love to see your explanation for controlling the manual focus while handheld
Comment from : Ricky Manso

Thank you so much Very informative and well presented video
Comment from : Ricky Manso

Love this video 🔥🔥🔥 use too much ronin s trying to get a different look with handheld
Comment from : Juice Films

Yo! for the everyday kit, what media are you using for that?
Comment from : J Taylor

I shoot almost everything on my RS2 because of the lack of IBIS in the bmpcc4k
Comment from : Hammerstone TV

I have shot almost exclusively with my gimbal ever since I purchased it, and I am just getting tired of it It feels clunky, and I find that I do not take enough time to frame up my shots with it Trying to shoot more handheld video from here on out, as I just think it looks more natural Thanks for the tips!
Comment from : Tucker Anderson

I've also heard of people strapping the rig to their necks and pushing it out to generate tension and gain additional points of contact Would you recommend this method?
Comment from : Zak Figueroa

Thanks for the tips! What’s the track playing in the background??
Comment from : Jerome Christopher

4k have no stabilisation😡
Comment from : StudioVisionArt

What effect does stabilizing in post have on image quality?
Comment from : Reanetse Moleleki

hell YES this is the guide i need it still dosent really help when im trying to film while riding a bike thoughbralthough one thing i find useful is if youre using a DSLR or mirrorless with a camera strap, shorten it if possible, and put it around your neck and pull it taught to get better footage helps a lot especially if youre in a situation with a stock camera, meaning not a lot of size or weight like a kit DSLR or mirrorless
Comment from : CalculatinGenius

Thanks so much for this video! I am planning on getting a BMPCC 4k in the near future and the lack of IBIS is making me considering all sorts of solutions already but I need to know: were most of your takes shot with stabilized lenses? Is it an essential for you? Thanks!
Comment from : Marc-André Dupaul

Hey man! Just discovered your channel Great stuff! Thanks!
Comment from : Fernando Martins

Great choice for Matte Box! Those smaller boxes are not deep enough to be usefull imo
Comment from : Drknsss

Good good
Comment from : Sam sv

I always enjoy your videos I most use tripod as my back as issues so will be looking to get an easy rig I am now also working out my arms so they can take more of the strain of any camerathanks for the video
Comment from : Give Back Documentary Productions

Wow hugely helpful video Concise and dense with useful informationbrbrPreference: definitely handheld - for all the reasons you've covered - primarily for ease and simplicity I come from the digital photography world - the less I have to think about the camera, the more I can focus on what I'm really trying to do - get the perfect shotbrbrKudos and many thanks!
Comment from : John Fisk

So good to watch a highly informativ video without an arm wheeling talking head screaming his version of "heeeeeywazzup evreeeebodeeey", but with just a calm voice and some spectacular footage instead Great, thank you!
Comment from : der-uhlig

I've always considered switching to a BMPCC but I'm scared of pulling focus, do you have any tips on how to manage that while having to hold the camera with just one hand?
Comment from : Braden Williams

Great content! Distilled knowledge is rare on youtube Also nice to see someone getting superb results from the BMPCC ecosystem which is capable of great quality, while remaining 1/2 to 1/3 the price of competing Sony or Canon video centric camera's Subscribed
Comment from : Peter Navanac

i always use lens support It feels too fragile whitout it
Comment from : DeeoPorK-one

Would love some input in a couple questions, brShould I invest in a wireless follow focus with the idea that I will also be able to use it on a gimbal or have an AC or is that mechanical one way better and more responsive? brHow do you deal with rolling shutter? Especially with the pockets usually when I see handheld its all jellowybrDo you think the sigma 18-35 is a good alrounder for the 6K? or would it be better to get a similar 4/3s lens and get the 4K?
Comment from : John Georgopoulos

i love hand held
Comment from : Tony Da Don

I do both I have been thinking that if there's only handheld shots in video, the result may be restlessbrbrI have in fact done lately several very still news videos in which the camera does not move at all, but that needs kinda "strong and interesting images" with content
Comment from : Henrik Blomberg

Big point that might have been missed by some here - it's a lens with IS So if you, for example, have the Signal 16-35, you won't get the same look
Comment from : Alaska In Motion

Good video sharing bro!!! Keep in touch all ready sub Thank
Comment from : Camera Technology Cambodia

Your footage is lush as fuck and you know what you are doing, even down to breath Your footage makes me want to ditch 1dx ii and go bmpcc
Comment from : Emily Ganguly

Your joob is very amaizing bro, thanks very much for your tips to films documentary films on handheld camera AWESOME!!! I love the color of Bmpcc
Comment from : Carlos A Gonzalez Q

whats that smallrig piece used to attach the rod to the cage?
Comment from : Rodrigo

Do you think you could do an easyrig video?
Comment from : Studio Evening

I like a Mix Though I love handheld and the weight and configuration is why I went for my ZCam
Comment from : Heart Shaped Films

Superb video! thanks!
Comment from : 1

I have to ask, isnt the top handle makes all the shots low angel? I usually shoot on eye level and I can't see how can I use the top handle
Comment from : Gidi Fisher

5:17 "You might get dirty, but your footage will look good" Wise words my friend :)
Comment from : Errol Johnson

Did you go to Antarctica with Ponant?
Comment from : Peter Gonzalez

Can you do a video on exposing shots in film mode and how to color?
Comment from : MALIKMILLER

Maybe I missed it but did you post the link to the monitor mount?
Comment from : EvanS

Do you think there is a huge difference between shooting with your Canon 16-35 vs your Sigma because of the OIS? Would be glad to hear your opinion, how important OIS is for handheld shooting with your heaviest rig! Thank you in advance :)
Comment from : Severin Werner

I'm also looking to get the bmpcc 6k rigged up for travel and documentary work Did you ever have problems with the mic and the camera vents? And if not, which mic are you using?
Comment from : JacobGr