DSLR Tutorial: How to get the Filmlook & what you're doing wrong!
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Fenchel & Janisch DSLR Tutorial Series: How to get a cinematic look and what you're doing wrong!
In this "how to" video we're going to show you that you must plan your film look before you start shooting. Picture styles (especially the flat image) and the color correction will be discussed in this DSLR tutorial.
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Out of all the tutorials on how to get a film look this is one of the first that shows you how to get a film look without pushing you towards a certain kind of look.
Really love watching it.
I've learned a lot, thanks.
I watch and re-watch your tutorials again and again and again. There is always something new I pick up from them. Keep up the great work guys.
Best video of this kind I've ever seen. No competition. Absolutely the best and I've seen literally thousands of videos on DSLR related things.
Thanks for all the information guys, I've found this really useful
I was really unsure about going full manual with my first works, but your tutorial shows me that it's really the only way to go. It means more work, but it's so worth it. Thank you.
The Best tutorial in CZcams!
Don't care what others comment about you, you're the best tutorial maker, ever!
This is literally the most important tutorial I have ever watched on the net. Well done Sir!
i snored during the whole video. your voice is like a pillow to me.. so relaxing..
I've been watching your videos for a while and finally motivated my myself to do something to improve. My camera has an all-Japanese menu (I live in Japan) that is a little difficult to read effectively as my reading skills aren't that great so I just started playing with the menu. And what you mentioned about colour, contrast etc ... I finally got it! I can now see the difference what you are talking about and the default settings. It's a great start. Thanks very much for the help!
I have to agree that this is one of the best tutorials i have seen...
Hi Guys, You are doing a wonderful job. I have watching your videos again and again. Its so intuitive. I have learnt a lot from you guys and admire your work. Thanks a million and all the very best
Very informative video!! I have yet to find a CZcams channel that's more informative than Fenchel and Janischs.
Great video. No messing about, straight to the point, clear language, (lovely accent by the way!), and extremely useful.
This is the best delivered tutorial video I've seen on the internet to date - and I've seen many. Thank you for raising the bar - I will subscribe to you, I hope more people do also
Very concise and effective collection of tips. Excellent visual examples. Thanks for posting!
Thank you so much. These are the best made tutorials on CZcams
This is so very helpful. Thank you!
Dude, I'm starting on youtube now, and your videos simply showed me everything that was bothering me in my first videos. Thanks a LOT!
You guys make the best tutorials I've even seen on YT Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! :)
Excellent points, and well illustrated by the footage. Very useful and thought provoking. Thanks for posting.
You guys make the best dslr video instruction videos on youtube
He was saying that it's better for those things to be lower because you can change them postproduction. If the video is oversaturated or contrasted when you are filming, you can lose a lot of detail that you won't be able to get back.
I want to thank you for posting this great tutorial video. You have a great eye for photography and story telling in your films. Now I will try to put your advise into action and hopefully come up with something.
Thank you.
All of your videos have been immensely helpful. Thank you very much.
Awesome tips and tricks... I never knew I could achieve some of the things being taught here by using an SLR. Thank you, very much!
I have been looking for this tip all night .I hope i can apply it now,thank you,very well done.
Fenchel & Janisch tutoring Like A BOSS! thanks a ton :)
What an incredibly informative video. I have been planing what shots to take for a Canon 7D slow mo short. You have just saved me a lot of heartache with your great advise. Thank you so much.
Your tutorials are VERY professional and helpful, thank you very much for these!
Thank you so much! Thank you for showing us these explanations so we'll explained
You guys should make a tutorial on how to get those different color graded examples. Great work!
Thank you so much for this video. It is one of the best videos I've seen yet on producing DSLR video. Thanks!!! Richard
Man thanks for those tips!!! Really direct, and clear! Awesome! good job!
Thank you very much for these valuable tips. I appreciate you simple and to the point approach. I will start my next project out of auto mode and practice until I get it right.
I don't have a DSLR yet but I'm saving to get one - maybe Panasonic Lumix FZ300. Thank you for these great tutorials and reviews. God speed!
Good points. Things that I was struggling to fully comprehend until I watched this. Gracias!
This is a great video because I honestly always shot for proper exposure, white balance, depth of field, focusing properly, and make sure there was no noise. This video explains how to get that look turning down sharpness, contrast, and saturation. I've always shot for that "documentary look", but not because I wanted it to always look that way, but it was the only way i knew how until now. lol I never messed with contrast/saturation.
Short and Sweet and packed full of Knowledge. Thank you!
I think I'll have to agree with most of the comments on this site. A truly professional production. Tip Top information. Thank you.
thank you! i'm doing it all wrong but save footage by changing it to black and white. but, you've helped me so much!
Informative, accurate and to the point!
You guys are really excellent, Danke.
SUPER GREAT ADVICES. Thank. It helps me a lot, mainly in the part about "pull down contrast and saturation" Thanks man
Nice. I learned a few new tips after shooting for decades. Thanks!
Cristoph is really teaching me a lot today
lolz
That was such a great way to demonstrate the cinema look. I have really learnt a lot from this tutorial so thank you. What camera did you use to film this? I'm thinking of buying the GH2. What do you think?
Im so glad i watched this before I started filming my film this is so important to those of us who didn't get a chance to go to film school ty so much!
Thank you!!
very helpful. Thank you very much, now need to practice.
This is an extremely helpful video. Thank you. With that being said.. I lost it when the dude says "Fooo-tage."
hahaha
This was ridiculously helpful, thank you!
You shoot some nice video, friend. Good basic instructions that are applicable to shooting all formats.
Really great, definitely gonna watch more of your tutorials
Hey! I used your camera settings advice on my film. I think it came out well, but you can be the judge. Thank so much for the awesome tutorial!!!
Short, but to the point, and with some useful tips. Good stuff. Thanks!
Nice Hamburg! One of the best city I visited. Thanks for the advices!
Just wow. Thank you for a very clear tutorial.
Your tutorials are very helpful! Thank you! :)
great tut. some excellent tips in there. thanks so much
Very useful info. For film emulation in Photoshop I also like the look of PsdFilm
Good video - you've raised some valid points. Anything that avoids the home video, live news-feed studio look has got to be good. Modern prosumer and broadcast cameras are now so good they record too much info and thus produce a overtly clean and some say 'artificial' looking film. Sometimes less is definately more and its good to let the viewers brain fill in some detail which is what painters and artists have known for hundreds of years. I'm in my mid forties so for me - the film look is all about trying to emulate the big panavision widescreen action movies of the 1970's and 80's - the slight lens aberration and fringing towards the edges, the very slight blurring (but not focus - there's a big difference) that one sees on an old widescreen movie. Ask a person in their teens or twenties who have been brought up on computer games and cgi heavy Hollywood movies shot on 48fps 6k and they'll probably give a different answer - unless of course they happen to also love old school' movies then fair play to them. There is no clear definition or answer but it's certainly a fascinating subject guaranteed to generate conversation and in some cases heated arguments.
Im paying attention to thw background music ! Hearing this sounds makes me remember the old weather ! Which is now not the same as before !! :(
if you mean how to change the focus then you just have to turn the focus wheel on the lens.
If you mean how to increase or decrease the depth of field then you have to adjust the iris/aperture.
Open the aperture (lower F-stop number) to make the depth of field more shallow (and make the image brighter)
Close the aperture (higher F-stop number) to make the depth of field deeper (and darken the image)
hope this helps.
I would pay to have this guy's voice
+Co Co i know right its creepy. sounds like gandalf in harry potter. but i kinda liked it.
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I would pay to cure your stupidity
What is your budget? I have a voice guy.
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I like both the realistic, documentary look, and sin city look. I have a wide range in taste and a broad outlook on things which is why I think I'll be most successful in this field.
Thank you so much for this. EXTREMELY helpful. Just saved me time and money
Really thank you you are the best filmmakers
May I ask you how do you get this pretty cool picture style with the rope at the end? I tried many things in settings but don't get it.. thanks for all! What you did is useful and very helpful!
Very good tutorial. Nice and basic, but stil proffessional.
will keep returning to this video for settings test. Great job!
Well done - I know how to do documentary look but have been looking for a more art style
Very nice tutorial. Love it
he did explain it, the TV resolution is different than monitor screen resolution, but, now a days, HDTV have really good resolution, keep in mind this was recorded about 2 years ago, and technology was base at the time
love this. very informative. subscribed and Liked and shared among my CINEMATIC friends
Nice English, very easy to understand. And BIG THANKS for the very useful Informations!
OMG...where have you been...I been looking for this....thank you
Truly appreciate your videography tuts!! I upgraded to the Canon T4i and the main problem to me in video shooting is the focus. I avoid the Auto Focus as I see no purpose in that as it 'searches' for a focal point and basically ruins the composition. Any best suggestions for manual focus settings to help... Would greatly appreciate it!
Thank you SO much for this video. Wow. So helpful. Do you have any suggestions as to how to shoot indoors with a T2i, using cowboy studio light set up (2 stands, 2 or 4 florescent bulbs). Where should these lights be directed? And what settings should I use on the camera for optimal results? I will be shooting small groups of people (1 - 4 people). Thank you!!!!!
So helpful and the clips are beautiful
Thank you sir for helping me realize the biggest part of what I was doing wrong
Excellent Video Tut - well done!
Excellent video. I learned a few tips here. Thanks!
Thanks. Great Video. I think I will watch more
Very helpful information! Thank you for posting!!!
Ihr inspiriert mich. Ihr habt die Gabe die mir gefällt: ihr macht schöne Aufnahmen. Man erkennt das Können und die Leidenschaft.
Great tutorial! Thank you!
the best and the most wonderfull tutorial i can have for free,, nothing beats manuall focusing
This was great! Thanks for the information. I really dislike when movies are overshot and I didn't know what it was called until now. Grüße.
These videos are so helpful it's ridiculous.
Another great video. Thanks for the info!
Hey! I'm very impressed with your film look video, would love some sort of tutorial or explanation :)
Brilliant video. So helpful
Danke für das Video, wieder einmal sehr lehrreich.
Hinsichtlich der "Post", die öfters erwähnt wird - auch wenn es der Vorliebe des Filmenden entspricht - was nutzt ihr bei Fenchel & Janisch für ein Tool für die Post-Produktion?
Excellent tutorial...many thanks.
So if I'm shooting a film with, let's say, the D5100 by Nikkon, I should STILL turn down the contrast and completely reduce the sharpness as well? The film will be shown both on home media and the internet.
@itzMrT3
We're using Adobe After Effects CS5.
wow you are amazing in your narration :)
may I ask. would you recommend buying a nikon d7000 or a sony nex-vg20?
thank you for your final point! all this craze about DSLRs... not everybody is chasing the film look. A lot of stuff shot in realistic "documentary" look is great to watch. The film look is probably better suited to music videos and such. but not everything should look like a fantasy. weddings are also better shot with cancorders. fast zoom and focus key here! id rather use a high end camcorder than a DSLR, but would like a DSLR for certain situations. none replaces the other.
Thanks for the tips! now i know what i doing wrong, good tutorial
THank you this helped me a lot for my video :D