Shinobi 7 combines a large 7” HDR screen with a calibrated peak brightness of 2200nits and the lightweight monitor-only functions of the original Shinobi.
The Shinobi 7 can be used in the brightest of environments to monitor signals up to 4Kp60 via HDMI or SDI.
An ideal directors’ monitor, focus pullers’ monitor, program or preview display for video switchers, and perfect for vloggers presenting to camera.
The DaVinci Resolve 17 tutorial for beginners to make better looking films: https://www.colorgradingcentral.com/d...
Is your SanDisk memory card real or fake? Fake memory cards are flooding the market and they are looking more and more real. Watch this video for hints and tips to see if you can idenfiy fake cards from genuine cards.
What are the true differences between Cine lenses and Stills lenses?
In this video I compare both versions of the Irix 150mm to find out Huge thank you to Irix, both of these lenses can be found at https://irixlens.com/
Disclaimer: There will always be potential discrepancies between lenses due to individual light transmissions as well as differences from sensors in how efficiently they capture or process the data - but as a general rule there is no real correlation between sensor size and exposure level.
The SteadXP box attaches to your camera and records all the motion data of your camera so that you can stabilize your footage in post-production. Let's take a closer look at it in this hands-on review.
FREE 1-hour Color Grading Training: https://bit.ly/2J0aOig
0:00 Intro
0:57 FREE 1-hour training teaser
1:31 Talent Spotting
2:19 Beginner's Look
9:31 Pro's Look
19:20 Look Recap
20:55 Final Look
21:11 Conclusion
In this video, I will reveal the most common mistake every beginner colorist makes and how to correct it.
