Hi all,
I'm shooting in a studio against a white cyc, a multi-cam video using FS7 and two a6300's. I was wondering if anyone could offer up some advice on how best to match the cameras together.
my initial thought was to set every camera to slog3.cine and that would make it easy.
However, after shooting a quick test in my home, i noticed that the a6300 footage was really noisy... probably due to the lower quality, 8-bit internal recording settings of the a6300. This could possibly be remedied by recording HDMI out into a my Shogun Flame. I only one have shogun, and one of the a6300s is supposed to be on a handheld gimbal for some special shots, making it kind of a pain to have attached.
Being in a controlled studio environment doesn't really call for SLOG3- so does anyone have any suggestions on how I could go about matching these cameras up?
Much appreciated!
-Percy
I'm shooting in a studio against a white cyc, a multi-cam video using FS7 and two a6300's. I was wondering if anyone could offer up some advice on how best to match the cameras together.
my initial thought was to set every camera to slog3.cine and that would make it easy.
However, after shooting a quick test in my home, i noticed that the a6300 footage was really noisy... probably due to the lower quality, 8-bit internal recording settings of the a6300. This could possibly be remedied by recording HDMI out into a my Shogun Flame. I only one have shogun, and one of the a6300s is supposed to be on a handheld gimbal for some special shots, making it kind of a pain to have attached.
Being in a controlled studio environment doesn't really call for SLOG3- so does anyone have any suggestions on how I could go about matching these cameras up?
Much appreciated!
-Percy