Fredrik Lyhne

Looks nice Aaron! I definitely liked the Alexa LUT better of the two. Did you tweak the portrait profile? I'm also trying to find the best profile/settings with the GH4 for skin tones and colors generally . On the GH3 I use natural profile with minor tweeks and it worked pretty well for me. Tried Cine V and Cine D settings from Noam Kroll but I didn't get the colors quite right. It's probably just my grading skills. Where did you buy the Alexa LUT btw?

If you are just looking for better tools I think Color Finale for 99$ is worth a look. They also have free trials. I think it's easier and faster to use CF combined with native FCPX tools but it depends on your needs and skills I guess. Sorry, I don't have any experience with the FC or MB. FYI, I'm just a newbie..

​Sorry if i was unclear. I'm very happy with the results! Was just expecting more faults to pointed out, as I know it's not perfect. But as Eduardo said: it's good enough for it's primary audience and that is what matters.

Thanks! ​The leaves in the blender twice is just because the next clip shows that the blender is full.. I see that's really not necessary.

​Don't know if you have seen this video but I think it answers some of your questions.

​It's shot in 50fps with 1/100sec shutterspeed. It's normal speed.

I also think the video looks nice, but I was expecting some more criticism to be honest. To get this kind of feedback from people who work with this stuff is really inspiring!

I asked for feedback and I'm not gonna cry if you don't like it. It's better that people are being honest than just pointing out the positives. Thanks everyone for the input! Sekhar and j.f.r: I've actually been testing shooting with camera movement lately and agree with everything else you said. Gotta keep learning! Cinegain: I like to look at what really talented people do and learn from them. This video is obviously beyond reach for me but it's definitely inspiring and I think you make a valid point. I'm considering upgrading to a GH4 or a G7. Besides from the cropping, panning and zooming (4k to 1080p), is there any other major advantages like shooting flat profiles for example for this kind of work? Btw, this is just footage for my food blog and not professional or commercial.

Hi guys, my name is Fred and I'm a long time reader of EOSHD. Great blog, thank you Andrew! I just finished my first food video shot with the GH3 + 12-35mm, 25mm f/1.4 and the Olympus 45mm f/1.8 and was wondering if someone would give me some comments? The video is shot with the natural profile and very slightly color corrected in After Effects due to the not perfect but affordable Fotodiox 1000ASVL LED's mixed with window lighting. Tips and tricks to improve the videos would be deeply appreciated. I'm currently using GH3 with the two big zooms and the PanaLeica trio 15mm, 25mm and 42,5mm btw. Thanks!