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Outdoor Shot showing Dynamic Range

Outdoor Shot showing Dynamic Range

"Here is a good general dynamic range shot showing both the sky and underneath the trees/foliage that are in the shadows. Shots like this can be pretty hard to get decent contrast in without adding some light for the street, which they didn't do. So you can see pretty deep into the shadows, but also get good detail in the sky and the moutains beyond which would generally be a lot brighter since you're catching those direct rays from the sun."

Jason Rodriguez


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Taxi on side-street
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Maheel said:
I have pulled a matte using Combustion+Ultimatte. That was the best matte I have ever pulled. But I have to admit that I have never worked with HD before.


Anyone want to post some composites from the green screen?

http://www.siliconimaging.com/DigitalCinema/Gallery/Spoon_Car.wmv
 
I am now downloading a 1+gig tif sequece of the Green Screen footage. I will post some composite once it is completed.
 
48 Hour - Best Cinematography Award with Silicon Mini

48 Hour - Best Cinematography Award with Silicon Mini

The full story is now uploaded to David Newman's blog: http://cineform.blogspot.com/2006/07...s-success.html

That post includes download links for the movie in multiple resolutions (1080p, 720p and youtube (sub-SD).)

Here is a pic of Jake holding the Mini with lightweight 15mm Rods & Dionic-90 battery. The recording was done to a SONY VIAO Notebook!
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agreed..

as i posted and you probably has been reading it fugitive..

http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=70361&page=2

..these guys must learn a lot with the red experience.. differents but there.. might be your slogan..

we want you here among us as your customers but not as you don't need of public showing.. see the jannard's example.. ok, you don't have his money to be the stars but don't be away in your private life.. we need you, you need us.. other good slogan.. eheh.. any purposes? these ones are already registered.. as posts already published it has legal procedure.. (just for the case to any abusive reader.. :grin:)
 
I agree. I'm sure and believe this Mini will rock...

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...but where are you? This and the other forums are worth of it.
 
Sorry Emanuel... I thought everyone was preoccupied looking at images on other forums ;-) .

We are busy preparing a presentation for Paul Otellini.
 
Ari Presler said:
Sorry Emanuel... I thought everyone was preoccupied looking at images on other forums ;-) .

We are busy preparing a presentation for Paul Otellini.
Paul Otellini, Intel's CEO? Good one!

And thanks for your update Ari. I wish you all the best and your daily presence here.
 
Sorry Emanuel... I thought everyone was preoccupied looking at images on other forums ;-) .

I think each forum has its own place. I am pretty sure everybody is keeping an eye on everybody. Just waiting to hear good news. :)
 
There is a place for all. The Silicon Mini, for instance, will be an unique product without similar competition. Where's a small HD (maybe 2k we hope) camera like this one? Still, available from now?

Steve Nordhauser's post: LINK
 
Intel partners with Silicon Imaging and CineForm - Beyond HD!

Intel partners with Silicon Imaging and CineForm - Beyond HD!

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This week Intel announced its partnership with Silicon Imaging and CineForm to optimize the use of Intel processors for video and cinema content creation in resolution and data rates which surpass HD.

During the keynote address by David (Dadi) Perlmutter, Senior Vice President General Manager, Mobility Group the Silicon Imaging Mini and CineForm workflow were used to highlight the next generation Core 2 Duo platform. A trailer from "Spoon", edited by emmy-award winning Tim Kolb, was shown to the audience during the presentation.

More coverage with Intel is expected around the world at upcoming IDF events:

Czech Republic, Prague October 4
India, Bangalore October 10-11
Taiwan, Taipei October 16-17
Israel, Tel Aviv October 30
Korea, Seoul November 7-8
PRC, Shanghai November 9-10
 
SI Mini shoots special effects beyond Superman Returns

SI Mini shoots special effects beyond Superman Returns

Trivia: The SI Mini is now being used to shoot content for a feature film with more special effects shots than Superman Returns. What production is it?

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Silicon Imaging and IRIDAS Develop New Color Workflow

Silicon Imaging and IRIDAS Develop New Color Workflow


For those of you who are subscribed to this specific thread, I have copied the post from Jason Rodriguez:

http://www.iridas.com/press/pr/20061025.html


I'm excited, and really, this is big news because it means our camera is now a complete "blank slate" for you to make whatever color adjustments you want, load that into the camera, and have complete color management from the camera head through post.

Nothing like this exists anywhere on the planet. There is no camera on the market that can take 3D LUT's and use them as the native colorimetry of the camera, shoot with that 3D LUT, and manage it as non-destructive meta-data all the way through post. You're typically either constrained to the annoying confines of the on-board matrix and colorimetry of the camera, or you can do the 3D LUT technology using the Iridas toolset, but you have to preview the look on a monitor that can use 3D LUT's, like an expensive Cinetal, or something of that nature.

Speedgrade On-set has some amazing tools to create any color-look you can imagine . . . virtual film-stocks, etc. If you don't like the way the camera looks, make it look like *anything* you want! Seriously!

The reason I say this is because 3D LUT's map one set of RGB triplets to another set of RGB triplets. As a result, a single 3D LUT can model absolutely ANY non-linear color correction, be it gamma correction, curves, saturation, selective color corrections, etc. Also our implementation of IRIDAS's 3D LUT's are completely non-destructive, meaning that if you clip the whites in the 3D LUT, but there's still "over-white" information, you can simply dial that information back in during post correction in a 32-bit floating point environment.

We're going to be packaging a bunch of generic looks with the camera to-do stuff like bleach bypasses, wide-Leeds range stuff, low-con looks, etc.

There'll be more information coming out soon, but we just wanted you all to be aware of the exciting new developments happening. We've been quiet, but we've been working hard :)

Jason


PS. The movie set photos above are from Mutant Chronicles...

PSS. .LOOK out for more new product announcements for HD Expo, Nov 2 and schedule your exclusive hands-on demonstration at Able Cine in Burbank on Nov 3. The LOOK of Cinematography is about to go thru metamorphosis.

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