Another short scene from CineVera w/ Brevis

[mr.terpstar]

Check out our latest with the Brevis. I had an unfortunate issue with the Brevis and the charger not working so some shots are with the diffuser static. But other than that it performed great as usual. Here it is:

http://www.cineverapictures.com/clips/downpour.html

 

[insanityfw]

Hey, that looked like a movie. Very nicely done. The tone and mood were very well established.

If you feel like sharing a few tips on settings and lighting that would be great.

Jason

 

[smithy]

Very nice imaging..I did notice something on the scene at the very beginning..like a spec of dust that is rotating near the upper right of the image. Could it be something on the ground glass? Or is it something in the water? I notice the same things happen on my letus using the vibrating ground glass configuration.

 

[Beat Takeshi]

That looked great. I didn't notice any shots with the adapter off.

 

[Kholi]

Nice! Very cinematic images.

Can ya tell us what Cam and What lenses ya used?

 

[mr.terpstar]

Thanks guys. I'm using the HD100 with Nikon lenses (28, 50, and 80-200zoom were used on this).

The key to the color was white balancing to 1/2 CTO with bouncing the light off of a red bag in order to get some cyan color to it.

 

[stillvague]

i think you just sold me on the brevis

 

[iancarleton]

If you have a second, Id love to know what type of post colour work you do, and any information on it. Your stuff looks great.

 

[mr.terpstar]

Ian,

This scene along with "Saying Goodbye" have almost no cc work. Only a little here and there on the levels of certain shots (brighten or darken). The colors were achieved in white balance.

i think you just sold me on the brevis

I think Dennis should start paying us commission :thumbsup:

 

[puredrifting]

Wow, very nice work. It's definitely a movie.

You rock as does the Brevis. How did you get the treetop dolly/jib shot?

Dan