Best SlowMo I saw from the FS700 so far.

Well, there is a good amount of denoising, adding film grain, CC, heavy gradeing, masking, sharpening, feathering, brightening, darkening and on and on to get those looks. I do not particularly care for, its like looking at a super-concentrated 5D image, but I would not mind knowing the PP details. It seems to some how hold on despite old that cooking.
 
Wow. I wonder which country that was.
Oh wait. Basketball. Guns. Pies. Senseless scenes of destruction. 'MERICA!!
 
WTF do you want? The post processing is part of a good production, those tools you said are not for you are what helps one's image come to life, you get it as close as you can in camera and adjust as needed in post to get the best out of the image you captured. What do you thing movies just come right off the camera and there?!? LOL! such a weird stament you made IMO of a great looking video, props to the production team that made the FS700 shine.
Well, there is a good amount of denoising, adding film grain, CC, heavy gradeing, masking, sharpening, feathering, brightening, darkening and on and on to get those looks. I do not particularly care for, its like looking at a super-concentrated 5D image, but I would not mind knowing the PP details. It seems to some how hold on despite old that cooking.
 
That is awesome! I shot a couple lightning bolts as a storm approached my house the other day with the FS100 S&Q. I got a couple cool strikes, but it would have been better the 240fps because the bolt flashes are so fast.
 
Chervas is also psychic and knows exactly how these images were produced. Dude give it a rest and just shoot some great footage. We'll be here to cheer...
 
Hit the Vimeo page and follow it to his blog...theres over 2gb worth of raw clips! great stuff...
and yeah...what's with the nit picking over how they graded the footage? some people just don't have a clue what goes into EVERY film put on screen... gotta love the internet and all the pixel peepers :)
 
and yeah...what's with the nit picking over how they graded the footage? some people just don't have a clue what goes into EVERY film put on screen... gotta love the internet and all the pixel peepers :)

But you don't understand. That's too much work. They just want to max out a credit card, hit record, and sell it for millions.
 
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