Hi Thomas, Very helpful and nicely done video!! I am just in the phase to start using more manual glass on my "Cine X-One" (aka X-H2s rigged up ...). As yourself, I am using a 5" Atomos and various cine-(style) lenses, like Canon FDs (70s S.S.C.), DZO Vespids & Pictor Zooms as well as nice small ones like the 7Artisan Cine 12mm. When the focus peaking works it's great - Though sometimes I do not find the 'good color' depending on the scene and the light. Going to b&/w helps a lot ! Would you share with us which b&w LUT you are using with the X-H2s ?
Thank you for the comment. Just to be clear though I’m using the black and white lut with the monitor, I just googled free black and white luts and tried a few, but what I’d suggest is learning how to create your own and making one with very low contrast just to make things easier in the dark. Hope this helps
@@ThomasBusbyPhotography I will start by checking some LUTs that are in Davinci Resolve's folders. Next step "How to create your own LUT" :-) I keep you posted ...
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Hi Thomas, Very helpful and nicely done video!! I am just in the phase to start using more manual glass on my "Cine X-One" (aka X-H2s rigged up ...). As yourself, I am using a 5" Atomos and various cine-(style) lenses, like Canon FDs (70s S.S.C.), DZO Vespids & Pictor Zooms as well as nice small ones like the 7Artisan Cine 12mm. When the focus peaking works it's great - Though sometimes I do not find the 'good color' depending on the scene and the light. Going to b&/w helps a lot ! Would you share with us which b&w LUT you are using with the X-H2s ?
Thank you for the comment.
Just to be clear though I’m using the black and white lut with the monitor, I just googled free black and white luts and tried a few, but what I’d suggest is learning how to create your own and making one with very low contrast just to make things easier in the dark.
Hope this helps
@@ThomasBusbyPhotography I will start by checking some LUTs that are in Davinci Resolve's folders. Next step "How to create your own LUT" :-) I keep you posted ...
Even google “free back and white LUT” will bring up a bunch of options to test