A Day at Big Bear

ChuckS

ChuckS

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This is shot completely hand held, pretty much point and shoot. On some of the longer shots there was some vibration so I tried to use SmoothCam in FCP, those are the shots that looked a little like Jello.

http://www.vimeo.com/8327209

The low light capability of this camera is very good. I shot some of the scenes in the bowling alley thinking there was no way they would come out. :shocked:

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Benjillion said:
I saw this last night while browsing on Vimeo. I do have a question, why are the black levels so light?
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That's interesting. I'm on a Mac running Leopard, if I just hit the space bar the image looks good, if I open it in Quicktime it looks very contrasty.

I calibrated a Plasma to bars using an MXO2 and use that for color correcting. When compared to Blu-ray on a different plasma they are almost identical.

When I play it back from Vimeo it look as it should. Are you viewing on a Mac or PC? If on a Mac try "checking" the "Enable Final Cut Studio color compatibility" button in the Quicktime Preferences and see if that makes a difference.
 
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