A Beautiful Day - the 17th of May (dvx100 & sgpro)

[tommetass]

just reminded me but, what happend to that "finding his identity" film go?
I still remember those stills looked awesome

Yeah, we've been delayed because of schedueling conflicts and our "girl" in the movie had not yet been casted (up until recently).
But the movie will be done around june 15th..


Here's some photos of "the girl": She's just perfect for the role, look-wise and personality. (we think at least)

 

[ryvac]

good to know!

wow she looks pretty, specially the girl in the black sweatshirt:cheesy: haha jk

 

[jambredz]

yup..she is pretty

 

[Mr.Herron]

Awesome as always!

Looks fantastic

 

[tommetass]

Awesome as always!

Looks fantastic

Hehe
Thank you!

 

[ryanschindler]

colors were amazing! how'd you make them so good? done in final cut?

 

[tommetass]

colors were amazing! how'd you make them so good? done in final cut?

Thanks

No actually it's magic bullet in premiere pro:thumbup:

 

[Robbie Comeau]

What lenses did you use dude? Nice look.

Robbie

 

[tommetass]

What lenses did you use dude? Nice look.

Robbie

Thanks Robbie!
Long time no see!
I used the Canon FD 35mm f/2.0 :thumbup:

 

[pointsofhonesty]

Thank you Shaun!
Yeah I agree with you on that HD can sometimes be fake.. but I have to say that the Lumix GH1 is really something else.. I tried pushing the colors on a GH1 clip I found on vimeo and it looked just awesome!




Yeah




Thank you!

I export from adobe premiere as .avi with no compression.

Adjust the settings to 1050x576 pixels (PAL) and square pixels (very important)..

And then I use quicktime pro and export the avi file as HD (1280x720) with the h.264 codec.

You can also export from adobe straight to HD, but I tried that and it didn't make the quality any better.. +it took a lot more time to render and also took a lot more space.


Oh and I used the Canon FD 35mm f/2.0 lens.

what were the project settings for adobe premiere cs3?

 

[tommetass]

what were the project settings for adobe premiere cs3?

DV PAL Widescreen.

 

[richardmediasolutions]

Well Done Tomatoes

Well Done Tomatoes

Good music, nice day, creative points of view....definitely enjoyable

 

[tommetass]

Thank you very much

 

[thome]

Am i too late?wow shes preety!Your grabs are wonderfull as always

 

[pointsofhonesty]

DV PAL Widescreen.

wow yeah definetely need to experiment with something like this...what were your settings for exporting the video then? the quality is amazing, great job!

 

[tommetass]

Thome?
What do you mean by late?

wow yeah definetely need to experiment with something like this...what were your settings for exporting the video then? the quality is amazing, great job!

Thanks

If you look at page 3 in this thread, well.. nevermind.. copypaste is a nice tool:

"I export from adobe premiere as .avi with no compression.

Adjust the settings to 1050x576 pixels (PAL) and square pixels (very important)..

And then I use quicktime pro and export the avi file as HD (1280x720) with the h.264 codec.

You can also export from adobe straight to HD, but I tried that and it didn't make the quality any better.. +it took a lot more time to render and also took a lot more space."