joe 1008
Veteran
Tonight I've seen THE TRUTH (GB 2005) on HBO, a movie from the british director George Milton. The DP was Nick Tebbet. A really good low budged movie. I tried to find information on the web about the camera they used, the only information I could find claimed it was shot on 35mm. But that's definitively not so. They transferred it to 35mm I suppose but the look of the movie is very DVX-like. Just like many good stuff I've seen here on the forum.
Now, the good news, at least for me: Great colors, good composition and an intelligent use of the deep DOF of a 2/3" camera made that movie look really good, at least on my small TV screen.
One trick you can observe on the trailer:
http://www.nicktebbet.tv/htm/thetruth.htm
Nick Tebbet, the DP very often composes foreground AND background and achieves a lot of depth this way.
But before I start to be too euphoric: Am I right that this feature was shot with a small 2/3 DV? Was it even shot with the DVX? Please, give your opinions!
Now, the good news, at least for me: Great colors, good composition and an intelligent use of the deep DOF of a 2/3" camera made that movie look really good, at least on my small TV screen.
One trick you can observe on the trailer:
http://www.nicktebbet.tv/htm/thetruth.htm
Nick Tebbet, the DP very often composes foreground AND background and achieves a lot of depth this way.
But before I start to be too euphoric: Am I right that this feature was shot with a small 2/3 DV? Was it even shot with the DVX? Please, give your opinions!