Quick Film I Edited Today

Ellis Hughes · Dec 27, 2016

Hope you guys like

Feedback is greatly appreciated
Thanks

RobertK · Dec 27, 2016

Looks great Ellis. Only thing I would suggest is remember the rule of thirds for your horizon.

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Ellis Hughes · Dec 28, 2016

RobertK said:
Looks great Ellis. Only thing I would suggest is remember the rule of thirds for your horizon.

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Thank you for your feedback, I will definitely keep that in mind when out filming next.

Flycheeseflyer · Dec 29, 2016

Lovely footage, do you have a high ND filter and what settings did you use, im having problems with water ripple in premier....although not in imovie!!

Ellis Hughes · Dec 29, 2016

Flycheeseflyer said:
Lovely footage, do you have a high ND filter and what settings did you use, im having problems with water ripple in premier....although not in imovie!!

Thankyou,
I didn't use an ND filter on this, it was quite a dull day so I could use ISO 100 with 1/60th SS without overexposing the image
I used color mode "none" as I was experimenting switching from log and I have my sharpness contrast and saturation at 0 / 0 / - 1 I find these have worked the best for me. I used a LUT I had from a while ago to give it a better look and it fit perfectly into the footage.

Thomas Morrison · Dec 29, 2016

Bravo! So easy to do but you made it look very professional. I thoroughly enjoyed watching that [emoji846]

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Ellis Hughes · Dec 29, 2016

Thomas Morrison said:
Bravo! So easy to do but you made it look very professional. I thoroughly enjoyed watching that [emoji846]

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Thank you very much

Solly747400 · Dec 29, 2016

Looks pretty awesome

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Ellis Hughes · Dec 29, 2016

Solly747400 said:
Looks pretty awesome

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Thank you

Flycheeseflyer · Dec 30, 2016

Ellis Hughes said:
Thankyou,
I didn't use an ND filter on this, it was quite a dull day so I could use ISO 100 with 1/60th SS without overexposing the image
I used color mode "none" as I was experimenting switching from log and I have my sharpness contrast and saturation at 0 / 0 / - 1 I find these have worked the best for me. I used a LUT I had from a while ago to give it a better look and it fit perfectly into the footage.

Whats log, a LUT, and what editing software did you use?