Expose Perfectly Using False Color + GIVEAWAY

Amazing Video

Absolutely fantastic video. So clear and fun to watch. Thank you!

Helpful explanation, thanks for making and sharing this info!

Muchas gracias Brady

Thank bro, Finally know what fc means 🫶 but I think this fc can be only use most indoors

Dude great video, I dont usually comment but this was very helpful!

Oh we have the same name !

Your video is HDR?
Looks like log to me in my display

Very helpful. Thanks

That's the best false color example and explanation I've seen so far. Got a subscriber with that! :) Have a great day.

Thank you for this video

My fav: painting pools of light! Really dig this concept.
And it will be great to see video about new aputure infinibars and also mc pros!

Great video man!

I loved every second of this tutorial. Thanks.

This is the best explanation on understanding false color. Thank you.

I have not found solution for RAW on Atomos because false color can help only with highlights while blacks looking totally underexposed on false color scale are very good seen on monitor of computer even before exposure increasing in post production

This was so informative. Thanks for getting straight into the info and educating instead of filling time with a bunch of bs.

you forget to mention that other field monitors have different IRE false color, which can confuse anyone

Thanks so much for this! Simple and easy to understand.

Wow! That was so well explained! Thanks a lot!

I have a question... I got a ninja V and a friend installed luts for me to visualize how my slog 3 might look with the lut applied... now, do I deactivate the LUT before exposing with false color (meaning I expose with the monitor showing me the Slog 3 profile? or should I expose with the "LUT LOOK" activated?

Very good, direct, to the point video. Thanks!

Does false color work with canon log3?

What monitor are you using in the video?

Great video . I have never watch anything about false color and this is great !

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Great video. Thank you.

Thanks for the didactic explanation!

Gray and pink are the best for skin tones.

dude, ive watched so many of your videos for the last year or so after i got into cinematography during the pandemic, idk how youre not at 1 mil + subs. You are truly the GOAT when it comes to lighting, framing, knowledge, literally everything. I just got myself an Atomos Shinobi and finally have the ability to use False color and just did a test with it and i never had a shot exposed so perfectly ever...like ever.

I don't get why they chose to go from Grey to green to grey to red to grey... It really doesn't make a huge amount of logical sense to me.

HELP!! I use Davinci 17. I'm cutting a film and I want several shots to be dark and moody (meaning deep black). Should I worry about the "PURPLE" appearing when I activate the "false color" or not? When I raise the exposure to eliminate the purple, the image is too grey for my taste. What should I do?? Please Help!

Do I use false colour on the ninja V over my log footage or use with the rec709 conversion lut ?

Great vid, thanks

👏🏻👏🏻 these are amazing tips for aspiring DP’s

What color should it be for dark skin tones?

What was the lighting setup on this video? Beautiful

Wish people could explain this in under 1 min

How did you control BMPCC settings from phone?

Helpful Video Thank you for sharing :)

So helpful! I've always used false color to gauge the subject, not the background first. This changes everything.

Fun contest at end. I like that!

Hey this is SUPER strange request but do you have the image files for this video? I would like to mess around with them in Davinci to help me understand exposure a little bit better. Thank you!

Very good tutorial man. Thanks alot

Excelent

I'm curious, which light did you use to expose yourself in this video? Looks very smooth.

Very helpful video. I've always tended to expose by eye, zebras and waveform but I'll definitely use false colour as well in future.

Very helpful video

Brady this was amazing. You explained False colors so well. Nobody hasn’t explain them better than you. This will definetely help me with my exposures. . One question. What’s your preference and method for skin tones? This shot has beautiful tones. False colours looked green on your face rather than pink. I feel like I try too much get skin tones on pink areas. All your shots always look outstanding.