Thank you so much!
It's Nikon Z7 ii, but if I'd be picking a camera today I wouldn't take this one.
The big selling point of this camera for me when it just came out was a generous 45.7 MP sensor that meant I have a decent freedom for cropping stuff or printing my works on billboards (never happened) if I ever need to.
But now all the AI upscalers like the ones from the Topaz Lab disrupted the market and it's no longer an advantage really.
It's still a great camera for pictures, don't take me wrong!
But if I'd be in the market for a video camera, I'd be looking at cameras from Black Magic or RED.
They give you a cinematic look and actually have a proper RAW video file format for color grading.
If you want to achieve a similar look, here is a small lifehack we've used for most of the videos: smoke machine.
You can get one off Amazon for like $50.
It creates this cool deepness and light diffusion in the atmosphere.
Just need to play around a bit with the distances between smoke and subjects, intensity and lights.
The big selling point of this camera for me when it just came out was a generous 45.7 MP sensor that meant I have a decent freedom for cropping stuff or printing my works on billboards (never happened) if I ever need to.
But now all the AI upscalers like the ones from the Topaz Lab disrupted the market and it's no longer an advantage really. It's still a great camera for pictures, don't take me wrong!
But if I'd be in the market for a video camera, I'd be looking at cameras from Black Magic or RED. They give you a cinematic look and actually have a proper RAW video file format for color grading.
If you want to achieve a similar look, here is a small lifehack we've used for most of the videos: smoke machine. You can get one off Amazon for like $50. It creates this cool deepness and light diffusion in the atmosphere. Just need to play around a bit with the distances between smoke and subjects, intensity and lights.