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KERNIVERSE
Germany
Registrace 23. 11. 2023
Welcome to KERNIVERSE - a realm where photography meets life's cinematic moments. Dive into the art of capturing stunning visuals, from breathtaking landscapes to the subtle nuances of everyday life. Join me on a journey through my lens, exploring the world with a filmmaker's eye.
📸 Photography and Cinematic Fragments: Experience the world through high-quality photography and film-like snippets, offering you a glimpse into diverse perspectives and visual storytelling.
🎬 Vlogs and Life Insights: Follow along as I share my adventures and musings, blending the art of vlogging with deep, reflective insights on life and creativity.
🎥 Cost-Savvy Shooting Tips: Unlock creative filming techniques on a budget. Join me for tutorials on achieving high-quality effects affordably, saving you money while enhancing your craft.
🔗 Connect with KERNIVERSE:
📸 Photography and Cinematic Fragments: Experience the world through high-quality photography and film-like snippets, offering you a glimpse into diverse perspectives and visual storytelling.
🎬 Vlogs and Life Insights: Follow along as I share my adventures and musings, blending the art of vlogging with deep, reflective insights on life and creativity.
🎥 Cost-Savvy Shooting Tips: Unlock creative filming techniques on a budget. Join me for tutorials on achieving high-quality effects affordably, saving you money while enhancing your craft.
🔗 Connect with KERNIVERSE:
Is the Nikon Z6II Still Good for Video in 2024? | Frankfurt at Dusk | Atomos Ninja V+ | Prores & Raw
Yes, the video capabilities of the Nikon Z6II are still sufficient when paired with an external recorder. Nikon's color science provides a solid foundation, making it possible to achieve great colors in post-production, even though blue hues can sometimes be oversaturated. However, the camera does have its drawbacks. In low light, the detailed highlights can flicker, recording in 10-bit externally causes a crop, there's no 4K 60FPS option for external recording, and the combined weight of the external recorder and cage can be quite a workout. Overall, in 2024, a lightweight camera capable of recording 4K 10-bit internally would be more suitable for me. Nonetheless, I still love the Z6II. It's been a reliable companion, traveling with me to many countries and completing numerous commercial shoots.
Internally recorded samples: czcams.com/video/czgaxWVU25I/video.html
Internally recorded samples: czcams.com/video/czgaxWVU25I/video.html
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Matera & Bari & Alberobello, Italy 4K: 007 Filming Spots with DJI Mini3 Pro & Nikon Z6ii | Ultra HD
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Join me on a 4K Ultra HD journey through Southern Italy, featuring the iconic filming locations of "007: No Time to Die" in Matera, the vibrant streets of Bari, the breathtaking cliffs of Polignano a Mare, and the charming trulli houses of Alberobello. Discover the beauty of Matera, known as the "City of Stone," and explore Bari's lively ambiance, all captured with stunning clarity using the DJ...
Hey I also develop film in my kitchen! This was epic man! Subbed!!! I just released the finale in my 3 part youtube short series on developing film at home. It was a lot of work, yet alot of fun to produce, hope you have as much fun watching as I did making it! Happy Snapping!
what camera did you use?
zeiss super ikonta 534/16
Barnack model?
This is a Soviet Zorki 4 copied from the Barnack model.
Awesome stuff man
Thank you very much ❤
0_0 AMAZIN
Thank you so much for your kind words!
Yeah... You loaded Provia 100F which should be developed in E-6 reversible process, but you show negative marked as Kodak GPX. Nice try, bro!
You're right; I've moved to another city, and the film isn't with me. When I started editing the footage I had previously shot, I realized the lack of material could lead to logical issues. Anyway, thank you for pointing that out.❤
Wow, nice dude, keep it up 🎉
Thank you so much for your kind words ❤