Vietnam backpacking | 10 bit slowmo | 5DIII

[Savy]

Hi guys 

a friend and me went backpacking in Vietnam last month. It was an amazing experience and I made a short movie about our journey.
Recorded everything in 1920x818 10-bit. Most of the shots were recorded with 48 fps and some with 65 fps.
Only had two lenses with me (Canon 24-105 and Sigma 35 1.4 ART) and everything was shot handheld.
Drone shots are stock footage.

If you have any questions go ahead and ask me

greetings,
Jan

[QuickHitRecord]

Really nice, Jan.

What transition pack did you use? They added a lot of energy to your edit.

[Savy]

thank you

you can achieve such transitions with the "handy seamless transitions" pack.

[_OLLE_]

really good! I also wonder about the transition and where you got the sound effects from?

[DeafEyeJedi]

What transition pack did you use? They added a lot of energy to your edit.

+1

[Hans_Punk]

Handy Seamless Transitions | Pack & Script | After Efects Project Files - Videohive template...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbRJL9Nd_YM

Great work @Savy!

[arrinkiiii]

Thanks Hans_Punk

[andy kh]

beautiful

[tigerbengal2009]

awesome video Savy, how do you get those really nice clean night shots? what was your max iso, shutter speed? neat video plug in? ettr?,

[Savy]

thank you very much guys

@tigerbengal2009: if I remember correctly shutter speed was 1/50, max iso 6400. I usually use the zebras to expose as bright as possible without losing important information. Denoised the footage with neat video

[JamesSteele]

Really liked the idea of muffling the music when the shot moved under water. [emoji1]

[DeafEyeJedi]

...I usually use the zebras to expose as bright as possible without losing important information.

Bold choice @Savy! Do you know if the Zebras were set to default for RAW @ 99% by any chance?

Denoised the footage with neat video

Really nice results actually and Thanks for sharing this beautiful well shot of slo-mo stuff. Perhaps next time try combining DarkFraming Averaging Process together with Neat Video especially for ISO 3200 & 6400. You'll be amazed w the results of color noise removal. Even may not need to use Neat Video after all. 

[limey]

Really like the video - great job.

[Savy]

Bold choice @Savy! Do you know if the Zebras were set to default for RAW @ 99% by any chance?

any recommendation? I tried ETTR in the beginning but felt like it exposed to dark. But maybe I had wrong settings. Overexposure threshold is not used for RAW zebras

Really nice results actually and Thanks for sharing this beautiful well shot of slo-mo stuff. Perhaps next time try combining DarkFraming Averaging Process together with Neat Video especially for ISO 3200 & 6400. You'll be amazed w the results of color noise removal. Even may not need to use Neat Video after all. 

thank you! I tried to find out how that works a while ago but wasn't successful (I'm on windows btw)


@JamesSteele & limey: thank you guys