I was looking back at video 3 in this series, this is video 4, and I noticed something in the footage that I want to point out. Now I want to point your attention to this part of the image right here, of the clip. That is a lot of color noise and the image definitely fell apart after grading the image or grading the footage. Now that could be due to the let I use, due to using the handser. A whole lot of different factors that went into it, but I definitely pushed the image way farther than it should have been. And the image broke down, there was a lot of color noise, a lot of noise in general. And I'm going to try and fix that. So I'm using a different set up in this video, wearing a lighter color on top of the black sweater that I wore. Definitely switched up the lighting. I'm going to use this as a test, using the same let that I used in the previous video, because I cannot get this footage in this room to go over one stop, under exposed. And it could be due to all the dark pieces in the room like the back wall, my sweater, my hat, have a darker skin tone, black screen right there. I mean, it just is just a lot of darker pieces in this space. If I want to continue to use this camera in this space, I have to figure out how to balance it out. Right now I'm definitely exposed more to the left, because of that fact. But I have to keep the exposure where it is in order to save the skin tones. I'm definitely still overexposed. And the more I reduce the light, the more I expose to the left, the darker the scene is going to be. I digress. And the main goal is to figure out how to soften the light in this space. Make it softer. Look a little more pleasing. But yeah, thanks for joining. Well, stay awesome. Stay awesome.