florida + sgpro

pfista

pfista

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Another montage:

/quicktime sd
/vimeo hd

P.S.
I made a channel on vimeo in order to get a collection of as many sgpro videos as possible in one place. click here If you want a video added just post in the shoutbox.

-pfista
 
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youre stuff is looking better and better every time! i loved the stuff with the little green car, very cool shots.

did you do any CC or was everything done in camera? it all looks so damn sharp its amazing
 
Thanks everyone! The song is Sad Sad City by Ghostland Observatory. For CC I mostly just used levels and color curves, but in some cases I did use the basic magic bullet adjustment and twinked it a little bit. I'm kind of disappointed though because I had some really cool footage of kite surfing, but it was all ruined because I used 1/250 shutter and you can see the spinning gg. A lot of the footage I shot I had to throw out because of this. I didn't think it would show up, and you can't see the gg on the lcd, so I just got unlucky. I don't know if there's a problem with the sgpro (I put in new batteries so that isn't the problem). Has anyone else had problems shooting high shutter speeds with the sg? (or just seeing the spinning gg in general?)
 
This is just absolutely beautiful. My next paycheck is absolutely going towards an SGPro.

P.S. I saw Ghostland Observatory live once - amazing experience.
 
i think that is just one of the disadvantages to the 35mm adapter. once i shot at 1/250 shutter at a high iris, well above 5.8 and all you could see was major grain. i couldnt tell at the time because 1) it was my first time using the 35mm adapter and 2) i was forced to use the viewfinder because of sunlight. it does stink but eventually i figured out ways around this like just not shooting at 1/250 shutter, maybe using 30p instead (although it doesnt look as sweet).
 
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