Graded & Not Graded Test for Downloads

[Douglas Villalba]

I uploaded a couple of ProRes HQ clips for anyone that doesn't have the camera to test for themselves to download.

Graded with Apple Color: http://www.mediafire.com/?n5xw8l246vm2bh7
Not Graded: http://www.mediafire.com/?t7zd1yg5qn2rlhm

https://vimeo.com/45471406


NEW TEST ADDED



Here is a link to a simple test I just did. I tried to use a person in it, but when my wife and daughter saw me setting up light and the camera they split as fast as they could. That is why there are a bunch of things laying around and couple of charts to show actual effect of closing and opening the iris instead of shooting a chart at optimum conditions.


There are three versions in one video.The first shows 14 different f stops. The second is of the same clips, but roughly graded with Apple Color. The third is a splitscreen of the first two.
The Vimeo compressed file loses a lot of resolution and is a bit darker that the original on the Panasonic monitor, but you can see the difference.


https://vimeo.com/45609991


Here is a link to a Kodak Filmdocument:http://motion.kodak.com/motion/uploa...3_Exposure.pdf

[Douglas Villalba]

Edited my post.

I uploaded a couple of ProRes HQ clips for anyone that doesn't have the camera to test for themselves to download.

Graded with Apple Color: http://www.mediafire.com/?n5xw8l246vm2bh7
Not Graded: http://www.mediafire.com/?t7zd1yg5qn2rlhm

https://vimeo.com/45471406

[starcentral]

Doug I think your images are fake and you really hand painted them.

[Douglas Villalba]

Hahahe, I do paint them in Apple's Color.

Did you download the RAW one? (not graded) It's only about 165 MBs in ProRes HQ so people can actually play with it.

[Douglas Villalba]

NEW TEST ADDED TO THE TOP


Here is a link to a simple test I just did. I tried to use a person in it, but when my wife and daughter saw me setting up lights and the camera they split as fast as they could.That is why there are a bunch of things laying around and couple of charts to show actual effect of closing and opening the iris instead of shooting a chart at optimum conditions.


There are three versions in one video. The first shows 14 different f stops. The second is of the same clips, but roughly graded with Apple Color. The third is a split screen of the first two.
The Vimeo compressed file loses a lot of resolution and is a bit darker that the original on the Panasonic monitor, but you can see the difference.

https://vimeo.com/45609991