videoclip shot with GS400 / Letus 35

chameloon

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Hi there, this is my first post here...

Here is the (amateur) videoclip I shot with GS400 and Letus35 adapter that I wanted to share with you.
It was shot in one day, light with 2 500W halogene spots. Then, 3D potato was added to some shots, during editing process. It however took 3 months (editing/cgi...) to get this clip done

http://chameloon.free.fr/potato.htm

Let me know what you think about it.

If it takes too long to load, you can see it on youtube with the link provided behind.

I originaly made this video clip for a YouTube contest, using the song provided by the organisation. If you liked it and if you are a registered YouTube user, please vote for my clip (voting round ends on April 23), this would be much appreciated :

Direct link to my contest submission (224) :
http://www.youtube.com/contest/45k&results_all=true?goto=224

Link to the contest :
http://www.youtube.com/contest/45k

Thanks a lot !

Laurent
 
knockwood said:
Something like "NewNuma hey..." or ? :D

Definitely. The contest was to make a clip using this "newnuma hura hey-hey" song . I had to listen to it hundreds and hundreds of time during editing process. Beside the "hey hey" thing, the rest of the lyrics are in Russian (I guess it was done for people not to focus on them), here is a translation :

One, two, three, four, five
A little bunny came in and is walking around
All of a sudden a hunter runs in
Firing right at the bunny
Bang bang! Ow ow ow!
My little bunny is dying!
One, two, three, four, five
A little bunny came in and is walking around
One, two, three, four, five
A new life
...

PS : feel free to vote on YouTube ;)
 
chameloon said:
...videoclip I shot with GS400 and Letus35 adapter that I wanted to share with you...
Really nice shallow DOF with that adapter.
How did you mount it on the GS400? I'm asking because my friend has this camera, and this shallow DOF is realy amazing!!!

And it's very affordable... "Price: $300 each includes shipping to anywhere in the world."
 
Well, I screwed it to the gs400, using a 72mm to 43mm adapter ring. Nothing more. The adapter is really easy to install
 
I guess that you are very satisfied with it...

(sorry for off-topic)
What software did you use to create the potato and 3d compositing? Did you enjoy doin' it? Cause' I really like doing staff like that... (ok, this I could not do myself right now...) :)
 
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