View Full Version : xl2, light test, camcrane200
navitas
11-02-2005, 02:17 PM
I just got my Camcrane200 and here is my first setup:
http://www.didasko.pl/dvx_user_grabs_clips/lucas.mov
//~17MB, h.264, quicktime7
camera: Canon XL2 + 20x lens
tripod: manfrotto 525mvb legs + glidecam camcrane200 + 503 head
light: one $20 halogen (500W)
here are some grabs:
1.
http://www.didasko.pl/dvx_user_grabs_clips/l03.jpg
2.
http://www.didasko.pl/dvx_user_grabs_clips/l04.jpg
Zac Henke
11-02-2005, 05:09 PM
Nice grabs!
Love the test footage. Good investment!*
* - seems like it'd cost way too much for me... wish i was filthy rich!
navitas
11-03-2005, 10:40 AM
Thanks for the comment. I just love a smooth camera moves. (and I hate the shaky ones even when done on purpose like in "bourne supremacy")
If you have a good tripod Glidecam200 is not such a big expense.
You can buy it for about $400 at b&h. And you should :) Unfortunately I had to pay for it 568,97 euros + 22%VAT (that's $837 so about twice the regular US price) since I'm in the "Europe price zone"... And it was still worth it!
Shiloh Arts
11-03-2005, 02:25 PM
Czsec Navita, :beer:
Great footage test. I'm from Boston Mass, but planing to visit the mother country (haven't been since 97), what do you think about LODZ Film school? PM sometime.
Great Job!
Piotr
gumonstro
11-04-2005, 02:50 AM
navitas, talk about the CC you did.
navitas
11-04-2005, 06:02 AM
Czsec Navita, :beer:
Great footage test. I'm from Boston Mass, but planing to visit the mother country (haven't been since 97), what do you think about LODZ Film school? PM sometime.
Great Job!
Piotr
Dzieki! It's nice to see someone from Poland here! I will try to PM you in a few hours about lodz film school.
navitas, talk about the CC you did.
Everything was done in MagicBullet (it was a look based on "Currahee") + some extra sharpness. Here is a raw look:
http://www.didasko.pl/dvx_user_grabs_clips/l_ncc.jpg
hope it helps...