Examples of Very Good A1 Work?

armadillo

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Just wondering if anyone has maybe some suggested links to some of the higher quality work they have seen done with the A1 (with or without adapters). Examples of some of what can be achieved with good production and cinematography.

I have found that there is no shortage of HVX work out there and perhaps due to its being a newer camera (and possibly drawing less serious buyers due to the price differential) that there is not a great deal of readily viewable top notch work yet.

And I really am interested in seeing some of the best stuff that indie filmmakers are pulling off with this inexpensive gear!
 
I also saw a short called Last Child of Celeste or something that I believe was done with the A1. His matte painting was what stood out though in my memory.
 
Hey Marlon, Last Son of Celeste was beautiful! Absolutley stunning. You've got some amazing shots in there. The quality and production value is extremely high, and in my opinion, it really stands up. It stands OUT too. Very impressive.
A couple questions for you:
1). What animation studio did you film the interiors in?
2). Did you use a preset within the XHA1, and if so, which one?
 
Thanks. Glad you liked it.

1. Animation Studio was at my school at San Francisco State University.
2. No, I used my own custom preset called "Celeste".

Hey Marlon, Last Son of Celeste was beautiful! Absolutley stunning. You've got some amazing shots in there. The quality and production value is extremely high, and in my opinion, it really stands up. It stands OUT too. Very impressive.
A couple questions for you:
1). What animation studio did you film the interiors in?
2). Did you use a preset within the XHA1, and if so, which one?
 
Thanks. Glad you liked it.

1. Animation Studio was at my school at San Francisco State University.
2. No, I used my own custom preset called "Celeste".

Clearly you have different "looks" for the different portions of the film. Did you have separate "Celeste" presets for each look, or did you have a catch-all "Celeste" preset to get your ideal base and then manipulate that in post for each look?
 
Celeste was used as my base "look" and the each scene was enhanced with color timing in post.

Clearly you have different "looks" for the different portions of the film. Did you have separate "Celeste" presets for each look, or did you have a catch-all "Celeste" preset to get your ideal base and then manipulate that in post for each look?
 
I really liked a video posted a while back with a guy doing beats with his mouth, it was very aesthetically pleasing and nicely shot. Sorry bad at searching for links but if someone knows what I'm talking about would be cool if they posted again.
 
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