Recently I ran a quick film transfer test with the FX1 material. I used some panning shots, shots of the sea, some night exteriors with available light etc.
I also pulled a green screen from very badly lit footage. It shot was purposely done breaking many, if not all rules regarding proper green screen work.
I was astonished to see the images on the 12ft screen at the processing lab showed no (or we were not able to see any) motion artifacts even to the trained film technicians.
And I was quite happy with the results I got from the green screen shoot.
For your comments.
http://www.dcinemanetworks.com/images/IM1.jpg
Sea, middle of a slow pan, shutter 60, 0 gain, ND 2
http://www.dcinemanetworks.com/images/IM2.jpg
Field, middle of a fast pan, shutter 60, 0 gain, no ND
http://www.dcinemanetworks.com/images/IM4.jpg
Green Screen shot (one of the staff members, was shaking her head vigorously, she was almost resting on the Green Screen, two 20w CFL bulbs diffused with tracing paper as lighting), shutter 60, 0 gain, no ND, 1080i
http://www.dcinemanetworks.com/images/IM3.jpg
De interlaced and composited with a background, After Effects / AdvantEdge
Look at the hair strands on top of the head.
I also pulled a green screen from very badly lit footage. It shot was purposely done breaking many, if not all rules regarding proper green screen work.
I was astonished to see the images on the 12ft screen at the processing lab showed no (or we were not able to see any) motion artifacts even to the trained film technicians.
And I was quite happy with the results I got from the green screen shoot.
For your comments.
http://www.dcinemanetworks.com/images/IM1.jpg
Sea, middle of a slow pan, shutter 60, 0 gain, ND 2
http://www.dcinemanetworks.com/images/IM2.jpg
Field, middle of a fast pan, shutter 60, 0 gain, no ND
http://www.dcinemanetworks.com/images/IM4.jpg
Green Screen shot (one of the staff members, was shaking her head vigorously, she was almost resting on the Green Screen, two 20w CFL bulbs diffused with tracing paper as lighting), shutter 60, 0 gain, no ND, 1080i
http://www.dcinemanetworks.com/images/IM3.jpg
De interlaced and composited with a background, After Effects / AdvantEdge
Look at the hair strands on top of the head.