Frame grabs from today's shoot

[Andrew J. Allsbury]

A few frame grabs from tonight's anti-drug PSA shoot with a quick and dirty grade and crop on them. Came out pretty nice, let me know your thoughts!

(PS) What is the correct % from top & bottom using the PPro crop tool for 2.35? I seem to remember it's 12%, but not sure.

 

[Sparky874]

Those grabs look fabulous. Really, really sweet.

 

[Andrew J. Allsbury]

Also, these are pretty low quality jpegs...so no pixel peeping!

 

[Andrew J. Allsbury]

Thank you Sparky!

 

[diegocervo]

+1
I really like them

 

[Kindredmachine]

Looks really fantastic. Good job. What lens(es) did you use?

 

[MadMonkFish]

On a 1920X1080 frame, cropped image should be approx 1920X816 (sometimes 820).

Grabs look nice... looking forward to seeing it in motion

 

[KyleProhaska]

IMO it's much easier to make a transparent PNG with the bars already on it and put it on top of your footage. That way you can easily adjust the shots up and down to fit the proper framing you want if there's anything you want to change.

Looks great btw, top notch.

 

[Andrew J. Allsbury]

Thanks guys, the lenses were:
Tokina 80-200 f2.8
Voightlander 25mm f0.95

 

[ScottNelson]

IMO it's much easier to make a transparent PNG with the bars already on it and put it on top of your footage. That way you can easily adjust the shots up and down to fit the proper framing you want if there's anything you want to change.

Why didn't I think of that? Brilliant idea!

 

[videoatlanta]

yup, good looking stuff.

 

[Andrew J. Allsbury]

Kyle,

Thanks for the PNG trick, I couldn't remember what it was we had done in the past but I knew it was easier than that crop effect!

 

[diegocervo]

IMO it's much easier to make a transparent PNG with the bars already on it and put it on top of your footage. That way you can easily adjust the shots up and down to fit the proper framing you want if there's anything you want to change.

Looks great btw, top notch.

thanks a lot for your tip

 

[analog_addict]

Nice grabs. What scene file do you use?

 

[Phil1076]

I thought 2.35 was dead and 2.39 replaced it (but it's still called 2.35)?

If so, 1920x803 (12.8% crop top and bottom)

 

[Andrew J. Allsbury]

1080/30p HQ (1080/60p Bowl Scene)
Detail: 0
Detail V: 0
Coring: 0
Chroma: -2
Phase: 0
Master Ped: -2
DRS: Off
Gamma: Cine V
Matrix: Norm 2

ISO: 400-800
Aperture: f1.1-f4
Shutter: 180 deg

Lighting: Ambient + 650/1k bounced off of walls

 

[mkfotos.com]

The results look great, and belie the simplicity of the setup.

 

[Andrew J. Allsbury]

The final product (Still may be subject to change!)

http://exposureroom.com/members/CreativeWaveIdaho/09a13084f4324cdb90a1c2b344688c15/

Let me know your thoughts!

 

[groveChuck]

Looks great, Andrew!

I'd never guess this was shot with Detail at 0, it seems softer and more filmic than I tend to think of 0 Detail.
(oops, was that peeping, but in a positive sense?)

 

[MadMonkFish]

(oops, was that peeping, but in a positive sense?)

The Curse of The Pixel Peeper be upon thee... it will go alongside the dreaded 2X curse you already carry!

:cheesy: