More stills from HPX500 feature

Id love to but I edit on avid which cannot do the pulldown - I know i could use some tools to do it - but the editor is doing it on FCP with the pulldown. Best I would be able to post is 1080i which as a still frame isnt nearly as good as 1080P
 
I see. Do you edt on a mac? If so you can open up the "preview" program, then go to "grab", then "selection" and drag it over the space on the screen you want to grab a still from. Its also uncompressed. As far as 1080i with pulldown goes, select a progressive frame and grab it!

If none of that works. I will gladly take what ever you can give me!
 
Smelni, do you have the p2cms? Just open a clip there and use the frame capture option (Its on the p2 viewer bottom left corner, right next to the "out" icon.
 
cocoa_magazin said:
why du you use so little DOF? straight with 2/3 is nevertheless very simple.
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Not sure what you mean here - do you mean shallow or deep DOF? There is a lot of use of out of focus items - we actually printed all DOF charts and used them to put objects just at the edge of focus - but that is hard to see with the images smaller on the web
 
SPZ said:
Smelni, do you have the p2cms? Just open a clip there and use the frame capture option (Its on the p2 viewer bottom left corner, right next to the "out" icon.
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are you talking about the regular p2 viewer - i dont see it there -
 
holy geez - why hasnt there been more talk about this app - im downloading now but it looks 100 times better then p2 viewer
 
it looks like it captures at the wrong aspect for 1080 clips. I will have to figure this out later - it does however appear to remove pulldown
 
Sorry for my bad english. I mean. Your film-stills looks great!!! But
I am surprised, why so little diffuse in the background you are using.
 
we have plenty of shallow DOF shots and many rack focus shots - I chose the images to post for overall composition, lighting and examples so not all of those types of shots are there.

Just cause you can have shallow DOF doesnt mean you should always have it IMHO
 
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