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Help, Canon 80D footage looks grainy and dull!

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Hello, I am shooting in a well lit area with 5 lights in a studio setup and I am having issues with the way the video looks. I am shooting in A+ with a tripod. Below is the video with the issue. All help appreciated! 

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1 hour ago, SalvatoreLacorte said:

I am having issues with the way the video looks.

Can you describe the issue in more detail? There's not enough information to go on here, I don't see an immediate issue other than the double shadows you've got going on. 

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6 hours ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

what are the settings? ISO, framrate, res, f stop, shutter speed?

 

Is this footrage color graded? You often have to do that first to get good colors

It is on automatic, also I am new so what do you mean ye color grading?

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4 hours ago, LyondellBasell said:

Can you describe the issue in more detail? There's not enough information to go on here, I don't see an immediate issue other than the double shadows you've got going on. 

I feel the color and picture look drab and dull. I feel It should be more sharp...

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2 hours ago, SalvatoreLacorte said:

It is on automatic, also I am new so what do you mean ye color grading?

This is a big part of your problem. Learn how to shoot manual to get the best results; you don't want the camera to be making decisions for you.

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go watch a bunch of videos on the 80D on manual,

Shutter speed for video is normaly double the framerate

24P =1/50

30p =1/60

60p= 1/120

 

If my DSLR vidoes were decent I would link them but they need work.

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*strums guitar*
This is how I shoot my vids,
Edited it in Premier Pro,

Blame it on my 80D.

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Ok, so this is what I am at I am shooting manual at fstop 50, iso 500, and ap 5.6 . Still having the issue! since it is in mov I cant upload it, too big!(thats what she said)

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I don't see an issue with the original, unless you are seriously pixel peeking with something like a 4k monitor, which you should stop doing.

 

Seriously, learn how to do video work; go read some books and watch some videos on the topic. If you don't know what you are doing, you aren't going to get good results.

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I don't see any issues either. Video looks well exposed with good color.

 

Is there a certain video/image that shows what look you're trying to get?

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I don't really see a problem either, it could be your monitor isn't accurate/calibrated? depends on how large of a screen you watching it on etc

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