HFS10 - Third shoot to Cineform with DIY Rotorazor

[HKO]

This is my third outdoor shoot to Cineform with the Canon HFS10 and the SGBlade.

Third HFS10 Composite HD capture to Cineform Shoot35 SGBlade on Vimeo


The Rotorazor is one I made myself to allow maximum light through and it also increases sharpness significantly.I couldn't wait for Rotorazor three in late May so gave it one more go at making my own.
Thanks to Wayne of Shoot35 for the discs.

All shot to Cineform using my portable cineform recorder.Camera set to Cinemode and 24p.Pulldown removal by Cineform.

Looks best downloaded.


My vimeo page: http://vimeo.com/henryolonga/videos
My website: www.henryolonga.net

 

[bimdas]

whats this portable cineform recorder you have? Is it a laptop?

 

[HKO]

Hi Bimdas,
I have a tutorial in my Vimeo videos.It is basically batteries,a capture card and a laptop.Check it out here http://www.vimeo.com/4083139

 

[bwwd]

How did you grinded your rotorazor ? I was experimenting with my own focusing screens and sharpest ones dont have so good bokeh and sometimes light makes out of focus areas "shiny" ,did you tried your bokeh with lights out of focus at night ? It looks quite ugly on mine with such soft bokeh.

 

[HKO]

Hi BWWD,
I used diamond powder.I have not tried the out of focus lights at night.Agree about the bokeh being different.I am happy that I can achieve good results from a sharpness perspective but bokeh gets a hazy look.At least with the blade one can change to the look one wants.