Okay, this is definitely the best use of the nocticron on youtube, and possibly the best showcase of the GH5's potential. Deserves way more views. Focusing is insanely sharp, and you couldn't pick a better color palette or actor. You've inspired me to shoot more with this setup.
Oh sorry. I speak English, but Russian qwekly. I sad earlier that shoot really beaty and color is amazing. I send this video in cinema group in social media. that group have more 20 thousand people.
Hi marcel, this footage is awasone, keep shoting and sharing, if you dont mind, please make other video how you take and edit this video, it would help to increase your subscriber, you video hypnotize us already. Greetings from indonesia.
Hi Brian, perfect combination :) I'm using Hoya ND filters and the Manfrotto XUME magnetic adapters to quickly change them. I'm quite happy with this solution.
Stunning film. Really beautiful shots, amazing image quality. Did you record internally? Any advantages now after the firmware update of recording through the Inferno?
Thanks Mark! Yes, recorded internally. I have no experience with the Inferno. The small form factor is such a huge advantage in my eyes, an external recorder would make it bigger and more cumbersome, and the quality is already so good when recording in camera (at least for my needs)
When pet shots go next level :-) :-) Stunning videography! Next lens for my GH5! Did you shoot VLog 8 bit or Cine-D or different? What adjustments for the picture profile did you use? Thanks!
Thank you Jean! Yes filmed it in 4k, color profile was CineD and 180° shutter angle (you will need ND filters in daylight situations) I used these guidelines for the export settings: support.google.com/youtube/answer/1722171
Vraiment magnifique !!! Pouvez vous nous dire comment vous avez réalisé le film si tourner en VloG ect ...; Et bien sur l'étalonnage Cordialement jean-marc
Thank you :) Picture profile was Cinelike D, haven't touched any of the other settings, all set to default (0). Have to experiment with these, but Cinelike D already produces a very good image out of the box. Only in FullHD 120fps I saw some Moire/Oversharpening kind of effects, have to try a negative setting on contrast and sharpness here to see if it improves. Color grading was done in Premiere CC with Lumetri Color.
non seulement c est bien filmé, mais le choix des images, la thematique et l expression sont geniales. ill n y a que la musique qui aurait pu etre plus craquante
I admittedly did some pixel peeping and noticed the lack of any noise in this footage. Personally no matter what my iso and no matter how good my exposure is, i always have an obcene level of noise. Same camera. What am i doin wrong.
Beautiful colors, pretty amazing. By the way, what sd card did you use for your 400mbs 60fps on gh5? Does it have limitations, does stop recording after a while?
Thank you :) 4K 50/60 fps is only 150 Megabits/s on the GH5. I use SanDisk ExtremePro 128GB V30 cards, they work without issues with this bitrate. For 400 Megabits/s you need a faster card however. Have a look at this awesome blogpost for more info: www.capetowntours.photography/best-memory-cards-panasonic-gh5/
Thank you! I haven't tested the 1.7 yet, so I can't really give you a profound answer, but from what I read the 1.7 should be really sharp as well. Maybe you can test it somewhere or order it and return if you don't like it?
I used CineD for these shots (however I switched to "Natural" profile for most scenes now) and simple used the Lumetri color panel in Premiere, no LUT applied.
Thanks! Yes, all shots in this video are with the 42.5mm lens. The shot at 0:41 was recorded at 1080p/120fps, scaled up to 4K and slowed down to 25fps in post. Most of the shots are recorded in 4K with 50 or 60 frames though (slowed down to 25fps as well)
Thanks Ray! I'm using a set of Hoya Pro ND filters www.hoyafilter.com/hoya/products/prondfilters/ I'm also using the Manfrotto Xume magnetic system so I don't have to screw them on and off every time I want to change the ND filter.
Marcel i have 12mm f1.4 leica so far. Want to get42.5mm. What are your thoughts on this lens while manual focusing? Or you using autofocus most of the time?
No, actually I use manual focus all the time! I don't quite like the electronic "focus-by-wire" feeling as much as I love a direct mechanical feeling but it still works pretty good. (needs practice though)
+Cimekiko Kun sorry I can't really comment on that because I never tested the 1.7 and did no research about it but in general you get what you pay for I guess... And it's actually cheap for a Leica lens
I'm using standard ND filters (non variable) in combination with the Manfrotto XUME magnetic filter holders. Really convenient solution in my opinion as the filter change is so quick (I'm carrying the filters in a small filter holder bag on the belt)
OK, I just listed my Canon 1DX Mark ii for sale because of this clip. I'm getting the GH5 as soon as possible. Perhaps go back to the old Zuiko 35-100 lens that I loved in my days of GH2.
Thanks for responding. I am really struggling with this decision because I am seeing some good clips like this one and then a lot of 'ok' clips. What I like about yours is I can't find any noise or rushing grain pattern. Anywhere! I shoot BlackMagic 4K, so I am in love with really exceptional color (skins in particular) and the dynamic range of RAW. But the BM cams are terrible in low light and even in some of the shots I see in your clip, my BM would have been noisy in the shadowy logs and leaves. Did you use any type of cleaner? I keep thinking GH5 is really good in 6K mode but kind of noisy in 4K but then I come to your clip and I love it. And yours was at 150mbit? I would have loved to have seen this in photo mode. Would you care to elaborate a bit? And I certainly appreciate you time and input. I come from the days of hacking the firmware on GH2s (back in the day) so I really care about a good natural look! Thanks!!!!
Thanks for your comment. Yes, you are right, 150mbits. I didn't use any cleaner or noise reduction in post on these clips, only Lumetri Color inside Premiere. I believe that if you keep in mind the native ISO of 400 and stick to it (by using ND filters or a fast lens depending on the lighting) you'll get noise free images. Haven't tested out the 6K feature yet, so I can't comment on that. I don't really see the benefit of it if most people don't even have 4K displays?
For these clips I used CineD but I've switched to the Natural profile for most of my shooting now (especially for skins tones Natural is recommended over CineD)
Movie like color! Amazing job. Keep posting videos please
Absolutely magical!
So beautiful
Just came by to say cute doggo and great video.
Beautiful!
Nice shot
Foxlike dog ^^
Okay, this is definitely the best use of the nocticron on youtube, and possibly the best showcase of the GH5's potential. Deserves way more views. Focusing is insanely sharp, and you couldn't pick a better color palette or actor. You've inspired me to shoot more with this setup.
Thank you Charles!
I really like that I can see every hair one by one. It is so sharp and colors are perfect.
I love any video with a cute dog in it.
ostrość tutaj po prostu wymiata :)
Beautiful shots and Grade ! 👌👍
Fantastic beautiful colours video thanks
This is the best video I have seen with the nocticron. May have just convinced me to pick one up.
Thank you! :) You won't regret it, it's a great lens for the GH5
Wunderschön - ausgezeichnet zusammengestellt!!!
Vielen Dank :)
You just convinced me to get this lens. Beautiful!
Superb technical performance... You AND your gear!!!
What a beautiful dog! You’re so clever :)
Holly Mules thanks Holly 😉
oh my god this quality just is ...im sold lol. Have to start off with this other 45mm lens but got to upgrade to this. Awesome video.
+Trop Trev thank you :)
Wowww was für eine Kamera Qualität! Amazing shots!! Love it!
Thank you :)
Love that dog!!!
That is one pretty place, brother!
Amazing video! Great sharp lens!
Wow, footage looks amazing, Great job!
Thank you :)
Your colors are so fine!
Excellent work! Beautifully shot :)
Thank you :)
Félicitations tu m'as fait craquer...
Panasonic Leica Nocticron 42,5mm f/1.2 ajouté au panier ^^
Haha I'm sorry for your wallet :) But I guess you won't regret it :)
That bokeh is truly impressive. Nice shots!!
Thank you :)
Awesome. Great video. Keep on, Marcel!
Great work but your model wins!!!great shots..really love this video!!
Thanks! Haha yeah you are right, a cute dog helps to make a nice video 😅
nice video! quality and colours
Thank you Jakub :)
Awesome shots
Amazing video Marcel! thanks for all your excellent advice with the settings too - really helpful. ps. love the dog, what a legend!
Thank you! You're welcome :)
Fantastic video. I can't afford the f1.2, but I hope the 1.7 will be good enough. 👍
nice video nice cutting nice colorgrading
Thank you IronChains!
как же красиво снято. какая цветопередача какой цвет.
sorry I don't understand russian and even google translate couldn't help 🤔 can you try to ask your question in english?
Oh sorry. I speak English, but Russian qwekly. I sad earlier that shoot really beaty and color is amazing. I send this video in cinema group in social media. that group have more 20 thousand people.
GENESIS.TV PRO+ wow thanks alot for sharing ✌
It is amazing! ! Awesome videos!
Those colors are amazing! One of the best color graded videos I've seen in a while. What are you settings?
Thank you Wilhelm! For these clips I used the CineD profile and Lumetri Color in Premiere to color grade it. Shutter angle was 180° (with ND filter)
Marcel Musiol what ND filter do you use?
I'm using the Hoya Pro ND filters www.hoyafilter.com/hoya/products/prondfilters/
@@earthAP are you just using one or a variation of nd
filters?
WOWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Welche Luts hast du für dieses Video benutzt?
Wow! What a quality video. Love it!
Thank you! :)
Amazing !! I hope you make new video with gh5
Bien filmé
great color grading, great shots! I absolutely love it. The shot at 1:31 seems a bit off to me, other than that it's just perfect!
SO NICE! wich picture profile are you using?
superbe
Guess I need a 42.5 now haha
so expensive but soooo good :)
love it!
Hi marcel, this footage is awasone, keep shoting and sharing, if you dont mind, please make other video how you take and edit this video, it would help to increase your subscriber, you video hypnotize us already. Greetings from indonesia.
Excellent! Was that shot in 1080p or 4k?
I just bought the Nocticron today and I also have a GH5. I am so excited :) any ND filter recommendations ?
Hi Brian, perfect combination :) I'm using Hoya ND filters and the Manfrotto XUME magnetic adapters to quickly change them. I'm quite happy with this solution.
Stunning film. Really beautiful shots, amazing image quality. Did you record internally? Any advantages now after the firmware update of recording through the Inferno?
Thanks Mark! Yes, recorded internally. I have no experience with the Inferno. The small form factor is such a huge advantage in my eyes, an external recorder would make it bigger and more cumbersome, and the quality is already so good when recording in camera (at least for my needs)
When pet shots go next level :-) :-) Stunning videography! Next lens for my GH5! Did you shoot VLog 8 bit or Cine-D or different? What adjustments for the picture profile did you use? Thanks!
hey man your footage are just incredible !
what are your settings on the gh5 ?
and what are your setting when you exported from premiere ?
Did u film this in 4K?
Thank you Jean! Yes filmed it in 4k, color profile was CineD and 180° shutter angle (you will need ND filters in daylight situations)
I used these guidelines for the export settings: support.google.com/youtube/answer/1722171
Vraiment magnifique !!!
Pouvez vous nous dire comment vous avez réalisé le film si tourner en VloG ect ...;
Et bien sur l'étalonnage
Cordialement
jean-marc
Merci Jean-Marc! Le profil d'image que j'ai utilisé était CineD avec des paramètres standard + édition de couleurs dans Adobe Premiere CC
Looks great! Did you use a polarizer on these shots?
this lens is fantastic, right?
yes it is! :)
very nice! very clear image!! could you tell camera setting? v-log, NR, sharpness...etc
Thank you :) Picture profile was Cinelike D, haven't touched any of the other settings, all set to default (0). Have to experiment with these, but Cinelike D already produces a very good image out of the box. Only in FullHD 120fps I saw some Moire/Oversharpening kind of effects, have to try a negative setting on contrast and sharpness here to see if it improves.
Color grading was done in Premiere CC with Lumetri Color.
Thank you for anser. I also use GH5 and nocticron. I subscribed your channe!
non seulement c est bien filmé, mais le choix des images, la thematique et l expression sont geniales.
ill n y a que la musique qui aurait pu etre plus craquante
Thank you :)
true, I would probably choose a different music track now as well, but I won't change it anymore :)
It is sharp at 1.2? This lens is insane. I want to buy it for my GH6.
I admittedly did some pixel peeping and noticed the lack of any noise in this footage. Personally no matter what my iso and no matter how good my exposure is, i always have an obcene level of noise. Same camera. What am i doin wrong.
It looks like you closed the aperture a bit
Beautiful colors, pretty amazing.
By the way, what sd card did you use for your 400mbs 60fps on gh5? Does it have limitations, does stop recording after a while?
Thank you :)
4K 50/60 fps is only 150 Megabits/s on the GH5. I use SanDisk ExtremePro 128GB V30 cards, they work without issues with this bitrate. For 400 Megabits/s you need a faster card however.
Have a look at this awesome blogpost for more info: www.capetowntours.photography/best-memory-cards-panasonic-gh5/
Marcel thank a lot for the feedback, really appreciated for that blog link.
for that you need a V90. I have a v60 and V90, they both works, but with the V90 you ll never have any problem.
omg i love this movie.... but the lens is really expensive.... oh my gosh... its recommended for make movies with led light at home for nice bokeh?
Beautiful! Were shots manually focused?
Thank you! Yes, manually focused, the focus peaking is a great help of course!
Looks awesome! I was considering buying 45.2 1.7 and found this video. How do you think is it possible to make same quality vid with 42.5 1.7 lens ?
Thank you! I haven't tested the 1.7 yet, so I can't really give you a profound answer, but from what I read the 1.7 should be really sharp as well. Maybe you can test it somewhere or order it and return if you don't like it?
Did you start off with a base Lut and fine tuned it to your liking? What picture profile did you use (vlog, cined, cinev, standard)?
I used CineD for these shots (however I switched to "Natural" profile for most scenes now) and simple used the Lumetri color panel in Premiere, no LUT applied.
Did you use IBIS and ND Filter?
+Zohair Habssaya yes, I used both
very nice shot! 0:41 close-up was with the same 42.5mm lens?
Thanks! Yes, all shots in this video are with the 42.5mm lens. The shot at 0:41 was recorded at 1080p/120fps, scaled up to 4K and slowed down to 25fps in post. Most of the shots are recorded in 4K with 50 or 60 frames though (slowed down to 25fps as well)
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Awesome job! Link to your nd filter please? Did you use different ones for the shoot?
Thanks Ray! I'm using a set of Hoya Pro ND filters www.hoyafilter.com/hoya/products/prondfilters/ I'm also using the Manfrotto Xume magnetic system so I don't have to screw them on and off every time I want to change the ND filter.
how do you get slow motion with 4k? i have GH5 and only see slow motion for 1080p
Nice footage, is it all handheld?
Thank you :) Yes, all handheld. The 5-axis stabilisation works just amazing!
Marcel i have 12mm f1.4 leica so far. Want to get42.5mm. What are your thoughts on this lens while manual focusing? Or you using autofocus most of the time?
No, actually I use manual focus all the time! I don't quite like the electronic "focus-by-wire" feeling as much as I love a direct mechanical feeling but it still works pretty good. (needs practice though)
What do you think about the 42.5 1.7? i mean, the 1.2 costs twice or more. it is worth it?
I own the 1.7-- it's great.
+Cimekiko Kun sorry I can't really comment on that because I never tested the 1.7 and did no research about it but in general you get what you pay for I guess... And it's actually cheap for a Leica lens
May I ask what you used for audio?
are u use a filter on the lens ?
Did you use a Variable nd filter or polariser for this?
I'm using standard ND filters (non variable) in combination with the Manfrotto XUME magnetic filter holders. Really convenient solution in my opinion as the filter change is so quick (I'm carrying the filters in a small filter holder bag on the belt)
OK, I just listed my Canon 1DX Mark ii for sale because of this clip. I'm getting the GH5 as soon as possible. Perhaps go back to the old Zuiko 35-100 lens that I loved in my days of GH2.
Awesome, you won't be disappointed! It was the same for me, I was also convinced after watching sample clips of the GH5 on youtube :)
Thanks for responding. I am really struggling with this decision because I am seeing some good clips like this one and then a lot of 'ok' clips. What I like about yours is I can't find any noise or rushing grain pattern. Anywhere! I shoot BlackMagic 4K, so I am in love with really exceptional color (skins in particular) and the dynamic range of RAW. But the BM cams are terrible in low light and even in some of the shots I see in your clip, my BM would have been noisy in the shadowy logs and leaves. Did you use any type of cleaner? I keep thinking GH5 is really good in 6K mode but kind of noisy in 4K but then I come to your clip and I love it. And yours was at 150mbit? I would have loved to have seen this in photo mode. Would you care to elaborate a bit? And I certainly appreciate you time and input. I come from the days of hacking the firmware on GH2s (back in the day) so I really care about a good natural look! Thanks!!!!
Thanks for your comment. Yes, you are right, 150mbits. I didn't use any cleaner or noise reduction in post on these clips, only Lumetri Color inside Premiere. I believe that if you keep in mind the native ISO of 400 and stick to it (by using ND filters or a fast lens depending on the lighting) you'll get noise free images.
Haven't tested out the 6K feature yet, so I can't comment on that. I don't really see the benefit of it if most people don't even have 4K displays?
What picture profile you were using?
For these clips I used CineD but I've switched to the Natural profile for most of my shooting now (especially for skins tones Natural is recommended over CineD)
c est quoi le titre de la musique ?
What are your sharpness settings?
It was 0 in these examples, however I use negative settings now to prevent over-sharpening in camera
Marcel Musiol How low do you go?