Guy Jackson DP
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Places i visited in 2009, with a 5D in my backpack:
few Glidecam and T/S shots:
few Glidecam and T/S shots:
5D around the world
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Guy,
Great compositions. Love the grading work too. Welcome to the forum!
Great compositions. Love the grading work too. Welcome to the forum!
Guy Jackson DP
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Thank you Erik, Glad to be here
ProAmateur
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WOW...great shots and color. Very nice. I enjoyed it very much.
Regards,
G.
Regards,
G.
polfilmblog
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Was that a fisheye lens or some kind of adaptor on those distorted shots?
Guy Jackson DP
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That was a Canon 45mm 2.8 T/S lens.
Guy Jackson DP
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Thank you Guy's,
I want to share with you something i posted somewhere else:
HDSLR with all its problems and shortcomings changed everything.
I started in the business 25 years ago shooting film and video.
I always believed that you could make the flat video look deeper while lighting it just like you would film,
when shooting Video I made everything I could to make it more cinematic by working wide open with ton of ND in front of the lens, primes, 35"-adapters but still was never happy,
The closest I got was with my Panasonic Varicam that felt like super 16” to me, the 720P was a bit softer then the F900 1080 (still too video due to it’s super sharpness) and the Varicam colors were very film like.
I almost fainted when I saw the 5D video for the first time and was one of the first in line to get it.
Since then I tested it capabilities and workflow extensively before convincing my clients to use it (sync is still their biggest drawback ) and been watching amazing things all of you are doing with it
This camera reminds me why I got into shooting in the first place. Suddenly after years I stopped shooting just for work and started going out shooting for fun while testing my new small rig.
Now when I see things like this: http://www2.panasonic.com/webapp/wcs/st ... &surfModel
…And you just know there are more full sensor cameras coming from other companies soon, So i get filled with hope, finally we get the tools we always wanted and they are affordable too.
The future is bright and it all started with a still camera, just like the beginning of film.
Happy shooting, the future is bright
http://www.Guyjacksondp.com
I want to share with you something i posted somewhere else:
HDSLR with all its problems and shortcomings changed everything.
I started in the business 25 years ago shooting film and video.
I always believed that you could make the flat video look deeper while lighting it just like you would film,
when shooting Video I made everything I could to make it more cinematic by working wide open with ton of ND in front of the lens, primes, 35"-adapters but still was never happy,
The closest I got was with my Panasonic Varicam that felt like super 16” to me, the 720P was a bit softer then the F900 1080 (still too video due to it’s super sharpness) and the Varicam colors were very film like.
I almost fainted when I saw the 5D video for the first time and was one of the first in line to get it.
Since then I tested it capabilities and workflow extensively before convincing my clients to use it (sync is still their biggest drawback ) and been watching amazing things all of you are doing with it
This camera reminds me why I got into shooting in the first place. Suddenly after years I stopped shooting just for work and started going out shooting for fun while testing my new small rig.
Now when I see things like this: http://www2.panasonic.com/webapp/wcs/st ... &surfModel
…And you just know there are more full sensor cameras coming from other companies soon, So i get filled with hope, finally we get the tools we always wanted and they are affordable too.
The future is bright and it all started with a still camera, just like the beginning of film.
Happy shooting, the future is bright
http://www.Guyjacksondp.com
dust'n the callipygous
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i saw this video a while back on vimeo. still one of the best DSLR examples out there. i wish i could take my 7D around the world in my backpack. i've never even been out of the US (unless you count Puerto Rico)
Me too... great work!