The Watchman a Michael Anthony Horrigan Film

Mark Harris said:
Yeah, I have a huey that seems to do a pretty good job, and it's real cheap.
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Aah... I have nothing like that. I'll have to look into it.

Until then, if you don't mind letting me know how it looks on your calibrated monitor that would be great. If you can't see it I'll darken up my display a bit and adjust accordingly until I get calibrated myself.

Thanks!

Mike
 
Can see a small part of what is the steering wheel, but only b/c that's what you said it is... and can barely see it at that.


Side note: Yay for left handed people!

Later,
Jason
 
Jason Ramsey said:
Can see a small part of what is the steering wheel, but only b/c that's what you said it is... and can barely see it at that.


Side note: Yay for left handed people!

Later,
Jason
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That's cool. It should barely be visible, and just a part of it at that. I couldn't see it at all on my Laptop initially, just darkness. That's why I asked.
I'll assume that your display is calibrated. :)

Thanks a lot, Jason!

LOL @ the left handed comment. I was bugging him about it actually. I always had to shoot it at a different angle than what was intended. :laugh:
 
Yeah, on my pretty well calibrated HDTV monitor, I can see the steering wheel and the gray pant leg. But honestly I cannot tell what they are. I would not have known that was a steering wheel unless you told me.

Another way you can check some of this stuff for consistency is to use waveform and vecorscopes. I know Joe uses those in CC. But you can certainly use them to check IRE levels and the like.
 
Mark Harris said:
Yeah, on my pretty well calibrated HDTV monitor, I can see the steering wheel and the gray pant leg. But honestly I cannot tell what they are. I would not have known that was a steering wheel unless you told me.

Another way you can check some of this stuff for consistency is to use waveform and vecorscopes. I know Joe uses those in CC. But you can certainly use them to check IRE levels and the like.
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That's cool, Mark. I just didn't want it entirely enveloped in the darkness. I wanted some minor detail in the shot, nothing more.

Looks like my Mac is properly calibrated for the most part. My Laptop was not even close. It is now.

Thanks again!
Thanks for the tip as well.

Cheers,

Mike
 
hey Michael, it looks like I found another HV20 user ;-). Just wondering why you have to put the letterbox on your grabs. Are you going to keep it like that for the final rendering?
 
Spent about an hour or so shooting some small scenes today. Shooting for an hour or two tonight as well. I'll post some grabs later if I have the time.

Cheers,

Mike
 
Mark Harris said:
Ha! What good is your cheap and ready access to health care now? Ha!

I mean, sorry man. Bummer.
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Alright, that actually made me laugh.

It seems to be clearing a bit... I got a great shot of a rainbow. :laugh:
We'll see what the horizon looks like. Up in the air now at the moment.






Like most horizons....
 
Good, that was the point. :) Now get re-writing your script to take place like in the 40s when it was always raining.
 
Mike, that's a bummer about the rain man... sorry to hear that...

You could always move to Los Angeles... it rarely rains here...
 
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