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The ZV-E10 doesn't have IBIS and I don't use any Electronic Stabilization in camera. All kinds of stabilization are fully turned off. I tried to get as stable footage as possible with the C-Bracket. Used only short clips in the edit and applied all the stabilization in DaVinci Resolve.

@@subhadip.flixcanvas Ok. Tried the catalyst browse to stabilize the footage but its an additional step and it takes forever. The crop with active stabilization in camera is huge, but works sometimes. Thanks

Thank you so much for your kind words. A lot of color grading videos are in the pipeline and will be out soon. FX30 is a great video camera. But, if you don't shoot long form content, then you may also check out the Sony A6700. It has the exact same sensor and codec options, a lot cheaper, has better AI auto focus, plus has an EVF!

@@subhadip.flixcanvas thanks for the response. I was looking at the a6700 as well especially due to the 10 bit color capability but reports are that it has a major overheating problem. But your content has shown that a LOT can be done with the zv e10 as well which is an amazing camera, so thinking of making some content with it first. Color grading Slog 2 footage (Sgamut3.cine) by exposing it properly is what i am learning to do right now.

@@nilanshgaur Great. In my next video I will share my techniques on how to expose S-Log Footage properly.

@@subhadip.flixcanvas thanks a lot. Looking forward. Keep making amazing content especially with the ZV E10.

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Thank you so much! I hope it helped.

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G Ionian = G A B C D E F# The second note of G Ionian is A, clear? Now if you play the notes of G Ionian from it's second note that is the note A and considering it as the root, then you get A Dorian, not G Dorian. A Dorian = A B C D E F# G (Same Notes as G Ionian, cross check from above and confirm) The second note of "F Ionian" is G and if you play the notes of F Ionian but from G as the root, then you get G Dorian. F Ionian = F G A A# C D E G Dorian = G A A# C D E F (Same Notes as F Ionian, cross check and confirm) There is nothing confusing. Please take your time and try to understand step by step. G Ionian shares same notes with A Dorian, not G Dorian. G Dorian shares same notes with F Ionian, as G is the second note of F Ionian.

@@subhadip.flixcanvas thanks for reply..... the more & more i wanted to learn mode theoretically..... the more i am getting confused ... is it a way to understand it on practical playing it on the guitar ..... if yes how it to be done ... right now what i am doing is playing the C scale Ionion 8th fret 6th string.... & same if i start from D note 10th fret 6th string D-Dorian ... if i start from E note 7th fret 5th string E-Phyrgian.......... like this i play 2 octave ...

@@lazybun_india5134 Yes, you have understood the theory perfectly. You get different modes from the Ionian Mode or the Major Scale of any Note. The second note of any major scale will always give you the Dorian of that second note, the third note will give you the Phrygian of that third note and so on. That's the theory. But, as you have encountered the problem that when you try to play it practically on the guitar, and if you know only the Ionian Mode in one place and try to play the other modes on the same place, you get confined to a certain area of the fretboard and it provides no help in actual playing. That's why, in this Practical Video, I have tried to show the shapes of all the different modes first, in one place, the G Position on the 3rd Fret. Once you memorize all the shapes of all the modes in G Position, then you can move in other positions on the fretboard. If you learn to play G Dorian in 3rd Fret, then you can play the same shape in A Position, the 5th Fret and you get A Dorian. Right? And you also know G Ionian and A Dorian shares the same notes. So, if you want to play G Ionian but not limited to 3rd Fret Position only, then you can move to the 5th Fret and play the A Dorian Shape and you will still be in G Ionian, as G Ionian and A Dorian shares the same notes. That's one application of modes. The theory knowledge and the different shapes helped you connect them on the fretboard in a meaningful way and you suddenly are able to play the G Major Scale in both 3rd and 5th Position. So, you are combining your Theory Knowledge with practical playing. If you want more clarity, then I suggest you to see my other 3 videos on this topic where I have further cleared some of the doubts. And you also need to know all the notes on the guitar fretboard first in order to grasp the concept of Modes. Please take a copy and pen along with your guitar and study the theory and practical and it should come to you. You can also check out my entire Guitar Tutorial Playlist from beginning. Wish you all the best and happy playing.

@@lazybun_india5134 Here is my entire Hindi Guitar Tutorial Playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLtf_gVCF1AyISi-2HBh5FCD72_GXz-wGA.html&si=eic1v7yQmCWPItJp

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Some colorists prefer to work in a standard color space like DaVinci Wide Gamut no matter from which camera the footage is from, to have a consistent color grading experience. So, if in a big project there are footage from RED Cameras, ARRIs, Blackmagic, GoPro, iPhone HDR etc, then they convert all footage to DWG first and then to Rec.709. They do their grading in-between these two nodes, so they always grade in DWG. So, all the tools respond in a similar and predictable manner for all the footage.

Ok that make sense, so if i have footage captured in slog 3 , s gamut 3 by sony , can i do the same like convert it into DWG first and then in rec 709 ?? Will that be better results?

@@maanharman5070 Yes, you definitely can do that. Not necessary that you will get better result, but if you always grade in DWG then after some time you'll gain the experience of DWG and have a better idea of how all the tools react in this color space. When you'll get footage from other cameras, then it will be easier for you to grade them in DWG as well. Try to grade an S-Log Footage in both way and you'll see that the tools react differently in S-Log and DWG.

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@@subhadip.flixcanvas kab tak sir