letus/DVX...My first 35mm adapter footage

triplej96

triplej96

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Shot this yesterday when my letus economy arrived. Wow it is amazing! This was all handheld and just messing around but I wanted to share this. I used a Pentax 50mm f1.7. All natural lighting in the rooms and outside. CCed with colorista! My only problem thus far is to get the square all centered it is loose on my threads of the camera? I'm sure there is some kind of fix? Seems my compression methods weren't the best...Hope you like. Merry Christmas!

http://www.joshjohnsonfilms.com/LetusEconomy.html
 
Hi. Glad you are enjoying your adapter.

I think your compression setting on export might have been at a low data rate. It was extremely blocky on this end.

The file you exported was about 6MB. I exported a video of about the same length yesterday. My frame size was smaller than yours (640x360), yet I was more than double the file size. The result is a less blocky render.

When you export, you might want to increase your data rate, or decrease your frame size, so that your video is cleaner.

Hope that helps. Have fun with your Letus.
 
Michael Friedman said:
Hi.

I think your compression setting on export might have been at a low data rate. It was extremely blocky on this end.

The file you exported was about 6MB. I exported a video of about the same length yesterday. My frame size was smaller than yours (640x360), yet I was more than double the file size. The result is a less blocky render.

When you export, you might want to increase your data rate, or decrease your frame size, so that your video is cleaner.

Hope that helps.
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Thanks yeah I'll have to reuplaod it! Thanks for the tips.
 
could someone tell me what if that was noise or a compression issue on the walls?looks nice though.
 
reem12 said:
could someone tell me what if that was noise or a compression issue on the walls?looks nice though.
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My guess would be two things not enough light and just bad compression.

I had my dvx iris wide open along with my 50mm f1.7 for the indoor stuff.

thanks for watcing.
 
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