Does anybody know?

[wunan]

hi everyone,

the following link has a nice, beautiful dreamy, blurry film-like effect. maybe some of u have probably watched it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlMA4yoyyJc


does anybody has any idea how it can be achieved?

[wunan]

i did a test

1080i
detail level -7
detail coring +5
master pedestal +5
syncro scan 270d
high gain

but it didn't work. i really admire the motion blur, lens flare, and nice warmy feel of the video.

i know that the location, filter, and 35mm lens are one of the factor but i dont know how he got the overexposure look but still manage to maintain the quality of the footage( color of the hills, sun ) . And how did he get the blurry effect? Is it from shutter speed?

Sorry for my stupid questions.

But im willing to learn.

Thanks.

[wunan]

i did a 2nd test.

the syncro scan was too high last time. it looks fine for indoors. i got that dreamy feeling.
But shooting outdoor is so tricky and precise. I am just hoping that there is someone out there could help me out a bit and show me the right door.
I used 90d this time. and ND 1/8. 720p/24pn 30fps.
but i dont get lens flare. even tho i point the camera straight to the sun.

I tried playing with chroma level, but that ruins the color.

I want that bright but soft blurry color and crushed black and lens flare.
Is the whole thing was done in post? it looks too good to be done in post.

[mainstreetprod]

Most wide angle lenses , especially average quality ones, give lens flare to that
effect. I suspect that particular video achieved a lot of it's look in post, though.

Seems like the old vaseline on the lens (clear filter over regular lens) would give
a similar effect.