"WANDERLUST" – a film by SABI

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we are doing a rehearsal tomorrow, will videotape it and a podcast will follow shortly.
 
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dougspice said:
Are you sure of that? DP Review doesn't mention that anywhere, and they are usually the most thorough.

I can see very clear, very distracting signs of autoexposure in the clip Zak posted, for instance.
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Well, I found an article that states you can lock down the exposure.
Video capture can be started and stopped with the OK button at the centre of the 4-way controller (capture is also automatically stopped by pressing the shutter button to take a still picture). The D90 allows you to select the aperture (from wide open to f/8) prior to commencing, then it handles the adjusting of ISO and shutter speed automatically as needed to maintain video brightness as lighting conditions change during recording. To disable automatic exposure adjustment, it's possible to lock exposure prior to beginning the recording.
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Although it didn't look locked down in that clip. Maybe it was something else, a YouTube glitch or something.
 
i tried to get feedback on them a while ago. but with your clout and track record, if anyone can get $1000 it's you. if you can't, i won't even try.

is that the budget, then, $1000?
 
Rubbersquare said:
i tried to get feedback on them a while ago. but with your clout and track record, if anyone can get $1000 it's you. if you can't, i won't even try.

is that the budget, then, $1000?
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the odd thing about IndieGoGo is that you choose your funding goal, and if its not met, any money you did raise is refunded to the contributers. I met Slava Rubin recently at DIY Days LA and he's a good guy. and legit. i trust him. budget is higher than $1000. but i wanted to set a realistic goal to test the waters with this AND to include the audience in the making of the picture by donating a financial contribution and getting some perks in return. i'm essentially pre-selling DVDs.
 
gotcha. i was wondering why there were multiple rounds of fundraising on a single project. essentially, you could do $1000 at a time until you don't make that goal. pretty cool. and you're not having to pay anything back, correct?
 
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