"the Big Dirty" Video

[Vinyl Stax]

Some are slick , some are dirty:)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iT9NZJr79sI

Shot on the D's with Nikon Primes and some sliders.

thanks.

[damonb]

Well this is slick. You have done a terrific job here. This shows that for some things the Nikons are the best thing for the job, not the only thing you might have for the job. It helps that you create the illusion for those looking of using a camera with absolutely no limitations. Who is your editor? Nice work there too.

[Vinyl Stax]

I both shot and edited it.
thanks for your input.

[Peter Reynolds]

Great job.

P.

[greeches]

Wonderful work! Really liked your style. What editor did you use?

[jonE5]

Simply amazing.

Anyway you could give us a detailed breakdown of everything you did?

I am saddened and depressed that i have hte same camera and cant replicate these results. :(

Slider work was really top notch, great shots there. What was your lighting setup? Any setup shots, so we can see wehre the lights were? What kinda color correction?

Once again i am stupified by your stuff.

well done.

[Vinyl Stax]

thank you boys.
for lights we mainly used light rings and 2 soft boxed 750's.
since it is was mainly outdoor a lot of it was just no lights apart for some bouncing.
Shot with Nikon 50 1.4, 135_2.8 , some 28 mm and 10mm on Sigmas.
Hand held staff on a Red Rock brace.
All post done on CS3 suite plus some plugins and a bit of passion :)
This was a quick project meant to accentuate their EP release.

Thanks again for the feedback !

[dantewaters]

thank you boys.
for lights we mainly used light rings and 2 soft boxed 750's.
since it is was mainly outdoor a lot of it was just no lights apart for some bouncing.
Shot with Nikon 50 1.4, 135_2.8 , some 28 mm and 10mm on Sigmas.
Hand held staff on a Red Rock brace.
All post done on CS3 suite plus some plugins and a bit of passion :)
This was a quick project meant to accentuate their EP release.

Thanks again for the feedback !

Which ring light? Was it this one -
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/294087-REG/Kino_Flo_KIT_KAM6E_Kamio_6E_Ring_Light.html

Overall nice pace...

[btownproductions]

Really diggin the gritty style of the video, good work :thumbup:

[iHartVideo]

Dope.
As usual.

[gwales]

!wOw!

[DanLiffick]

Once again D90 FTW

Great work loved the camera and edit.

[Vinyl Stax]

New stuff coming soon.
I will supply links.

Thanks guys.

[7evenup]

dope

i have a question though
how did you shoot on a d90 from 00:15-00:17

i mean all the movement

and another question what kind of crane are you using

your stuff really stands out

[Vinyl Stax]

/
dope

i have a question though
how did you shoot on a d90 from 00:15-00:17

i mean all the movement

and another question what kind of crane are you using

your stuff really stands out

It is a 10mm during that sequence so such movement was possible with acceptable jello. It was hand held shaken... imagine you are holding a steering wheel of a race care kinda thing with quick clockwise and counter clockwise movements.

I use different cranes, it changes with projects.
No cranes on this one though:).

Happy Holidays.

[Rakesh Jacob]

BRO THAT LOOKES F---ing AMAZING!
Great shots and great CC.
You're awesome!

[Kellar42]

Really nice! Anything that makes me think about head and DSLR filmmaking at the same time is a definite winner :D.

[Rakesh Jacob]

Really nice! Anything that makes me think about head and DSLR filmmaking at the same time is a definite winner :D.

You too! :Drogar-BigGrin(DBG)

[neetster]

Wow. I can't believe this came from a D90. The movement is unreal. The colors are brilliant. Any insight onto your color correcting process or any references to where I can learn more would be greatly appreciated.

Also...


It is a 10mm during that sequence so such movement was possible with acceptable jello. It was hand held shaken... imagine you are holding a steering wheel of a race care kinda thing with quick clockwise and counter clockwise movements.

Is it possible for you to link to such a system? I'm interested in getting vdslr soon but one of my main drawbacks is overly shaky handheld footage with such a small camera body.