Grabs from weekend

Mino

Northern Dreamer
Just a few grabs to share from weekend test shoot, Was having a wee bit of trouble with heads.
car.jpg

mountains.jpg

vogue.jpg

rowboat.jpg

science.jpg
 
Couldn't resist.

Couldn't resist.

Sorry, I couldn't resist
ccex.jpg


CC 1X LEVELED = Blacks are now black, added a tint of yellow for a more filmy feel
CC GLOOMY MOOD = CC 1X LEVELED + messing w/ Channel mixer and Color blance until it was filmy + gloomy :D
 
avatuar and Hudson,

What programs are you using for the color correction?

That is some impressive work.

I was looking at the originals thinking they looked a little washed out they were and now I look at yours and I think "sweet".

Chris
 
Just 'Vegas Baby!'

Literally about 5 minutes was spent on it; I was not happy with the Scenic Picture though; could have took some more time on that.
 
John how would you do something similar in Premier? Oh and I love what you did with the scenic one.
 
I know that geodesic dome well (as do several others on the board here). Plus, one time Duncan MacLeod picked up a quickening at lit the whole thing up.
 
Everybody want's to play with my images....Fine. Just PM me and i'll send you your little pots of paint and your brushes and you can paint this!
mountains2.jpg

:laugh:
 
Truth be known though...I haven't calibrated my monitor since i got slammed by the wayard font and had to rebuild, so they were looking a tad dark to me. I may have pushed up the brightness too much to compensate.
 
I can do the color correction in any program that has the ability to mess with levels, color levels and adjustments, I know my vegas has it, but for speedy delivery I did this in photoshop.
 
Hi there.

John, I love the theater, and the car pic CC, do you want to please give me a hint of what was done on it ?

Thanks,
Derrick
 
Bigmagic, what version of premiere are you using? PPro has a specific filter you can drag and drop on the footage that gives you everything from color curves, general gamma, levels etc. Learning to color correct isn't too hard. Pick up a book on photoshop (if you can't find a book on video) and learn about the image adjustment controls. You can do pretty much everything that you can do in photoshop with Premiere.

Excellent color correction, btw, guys :D
 
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