D7k Keying test

[roxics]

http://vimeo.com/18918549

Just a simple test. Didn't spend much time keying this out. But it works.

 

[newtodvx100a]

It looks good. I'm waiting for my d7000 to arrive. I am really surprised there is not many posts about the d7000.

 

[John Caballero]

It looks pretty good. I guess that as soon as more people get theirs there will be more posts.

 

[seejay1031]

Not exactly a tough subject with a hat covering his hair. Any camera should do this well given the scenario... get a whispy haired blond in there.

 

[newtodvx100a]

Looks better than my dvx100a.

 

[newtodvx100a]

Just received my d7000. Video looks awesome.

 

[nyvz]

Yeah, even with the hat I'm seeing some white fringing when set against a non-white background, probably left from in-camera sharpening. It'd be even worse for a higher contrast/detail subject and in HD.

 

[roxics]

Not exactly a tough subject with a hat covering his hair. Any camera should do this well given the scenario... get a whispy haired blond in there.

True. He was all I had at the time and he doesn't have any hair. lol

 

[roxics]

Yeah, even with the hat I'm seeing some white fringing when set against a non-white background, probably left from in-camera sharpening. It'd be even worse for a higher contrast/detail subject and in HD.

To be honest this was a pretty fast keying job. I've only had the camera for a week and it's my first HDSLR. So I haven't yet messed with any in camera settings or even transcoded this footage to an intermediate codec like DNxHD or Cineform. This was pretty much, turn the camera on, set it to manual and then drop the resulting file into AE and key it out in 10 minutes.