we're gonna go over the settings you need to get the most cinematic looking
footage straight out of camera (eos R) without editing it because you're not always
going to have access to something that can edit 8-bit so let's go
what is going on you guys my name is Daniel and welcome back to the channel
where you go everything EOS R related and today we're going over how to get
cinematic looking footage without using 8-bit C log because I've been on this
vacation and I haven't been able to get to my laptop to actually adjust C log
looking footage for that extra contrast but we're gonna make cinematic looking
footage without having a actual program to edit it so I've been up here on a
vacation and I haven't just been editing straight off my phone so getting it
perfect in camera has been vital as I've done little like updates and things and
shot little things here and there so we're gonna go over the settings but
first off cinematic isn't settings in your camera it's how you use it having a
foreground middle-ground having contrast and overall just making depth making a
two-dimensional process into a 3-dimensional feel anyways enough on
that I have another video linked up there for the 8-bit as well and going
into the things that you're going to need to do two things you really need to
nail that aren't settings you're always gonna vary that you can't just set and
forget is going to be white balance and then also white balance needs to be
perfect because otherwise things are gonna be way too like blue way too cold
or way too bright and it's just not gonna look good that you more of the
orange look and you need to dial it into exactly where you need it because you're
not going to be able to edit it that's kind of old premise behind this so you
need to nail that every single time you can simply come in here to the front
screen and press the cue and then come down to your white balance and then come
over to the kg and just spin it until it hits whoops and then set color
temperature and then just spin it until everything looks about the normal
temperature you will know because it looks like what you're looking at right
there and then you hit okay back out of that that's how you set the color
temperature and then the next one is going to be the exposure so if you
underexposed and you don't have a way to bring it the light back with a post
process which is kind of promised behind this again so you need to nail that
perfect every single time and it's better to overexpose than underexpose
and keeping it as close to 400 iso is going to give you the best image quality
now we're gonna get into these settings that actually you've probably came here
to get and you're gonna come in to the screen you're gonna put it at 24 frames
a second enabled then you're going to come to the front menu and you're going
to put it at shutter speed of 50 or 60 I'm starting to tend towards more
towards 60 I like a little bit less motion blur in my images and then as
well you're gonna come over to picture style and I've edited my standard
picture style to look like info details set I have turned the strength up to 6
then I have turned the contrast up by 2 and then I have turned the saturation
and color tone up by 1 to add a little bit more pop out of the colors without
messing with skin tones too much I believe this gives you a very good
image straight out of camera that you're able to shoot transfer your phone and
post if you so desire that's kind of the idea and behind this so those are the
settings are going to use if this helped you out don't reach you like and
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