srproductions
Well-known member
Hi!
What settings do I need to use on my DVX100A to get the same look as ILLEGAL? Thanks!
What settings do I need to use on my DVX100A to get the same look as ILLEGAL? Thanks!
DVX100A Settings
- Thread starter srproductions
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well you could start with a talented DP. thats the best "setting".
settings arent gonna help you..... its lighting, camera movement, and compostiion, not settings. Most of thier look is achieved in post.
settings arent gonna help you..... its lighting, camera movement, and compostiion, not settings. Most of thier look is achieved in post.
MalcolmOng
Veteran
Yeah. They had an extremely talented DP, and a 5 ton grip truck with plenty of lights for every situation
srproductions
Well-known member
I guess I'm out of luck.
IBEJohnson
Well-known member
I don't think you are necessarily out of luck, but I think the point is, don't expect to get the complete effect simply by adjusting some settings. Have you checked out the thread where Andrew first introduced the film to us?
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=71299&highlight=illegal
If not, check out Page 5 and you will see some before and after stills that confirm exactly what TimurCivan stated, that most of the 'look' was acheived in post. Maybe you could PM Andrew to see what settings were used on the HVX (can't remember if that was already asked in that thread). With those settings you could shoot anything you want and then try for the same look in post.
Of course, if you want to go for the full effect, rather than just a 'look', I'll quote TimurCivan again and suggest you add awesome "lighting, camera movement, and compostion"
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http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=71299&highlight=illegal
If not, check out Page 5 and you will see some before and after stills that confirm exactly what TimurCivan stated, that most of the 'look' was acheived in post. Maybe you could PM Andrew to see what settings were used on the HVX (can't remember if that was already asked in that thread). With those settings you could shoot anything you want and then try for the same look in post.
Of course, if you want to go for the full effect, rather than just a 'look', I'll quote TimurCivan again and suggest you add awesome "lighting, camera movement, and compostion"
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