SCREENGRABS new film, USING P&S mini35

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raddrew11

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Well, Im using the mini35 and I must say its quite amazing
Heres some grabs from yesterdays shoot, of course some color correction was added
ChloePhoneCU.jpg

ChloeFloor.jpg

ClhoePhone.jpg

ClhoewideBR.jpg

CUchloe.jpg

CloseLIPS.jpg
 
Hmmm... looks good... but a bit noisy. Not sure if it was on purpose or not, but with these shots, I'd prefer a cleaner image. Composition and coloring looks great, though. I'm intrigued.
 
I absolutely love grabs 3, 5 and 6, but they're all good. I love the colors, especially the yellow phone. I honestly don't mind the extra noise in these. I think the extra noise really adds something special to the last two grabs. And besides, it's not like you're going to get great clarity in a dark room with an adapter on the end of the camera.
 
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i think it looks like the grain got so noisy because he up the contrast so much.

only a thought, could be wrong.
 
I'd lose the black diffusion, it's a dead giveaway of magic bullet, and unless it's a dream sequence, I'd stay away from that effect.
 
dj200423 said:
I'd lose the black diffusion, it's a dead giveaway of magic bullet, and unless it's a dream sequence, I'd stay away from that effect.
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Ya know... I was thinking about this the other day. What's the big deal if people can tell it's magic bullet? I know us "movie makers" kind of look down on it, but the rest of the world (the audience) won't know what it is, and they'll think it looks cool. Even I complain about it sometimes, stating that something looks heavily magic bulleted, but so what? if it looks good, I say use it. The audience will only see that it looks good.

I dunno... just my thought.
 
rcbrown23 said:
Ya know... I was thinking about this the other day. What's the big deal if people can tell it's magic bullet? I know us "movie makers" kind of look down on it, but the rest of the world (the audience) won't know what it is, and they'll think it looks cool. Even I complain about it sometimes, stating that something looks heavily magic bulleted, but so what? if it looks good, I say use it. The audience will only see that it looks good.

I dunno... just my thought.
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I think you answered your own question. Us 'movie makers' can see it. It doesn't really matter at all in the long run, but it's just become a personal pet peeve. :)
 
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