Inexpensive 4x4 Filters?

Well its not cool to say that people who enjoy enhancing their footage in post are any less creative than people who like to get a good image out of the camera. Do what works best for you but don't put down people who like to do it differently. I make a comfortable 7-10k/month in freelance video work so you're statement about my method of "doing it in post" being a poor business method is obviously not true. It is an art form, there is no wrong or right.
 
marlontorres, since you seem to handle it so well how do you deal with the clients/brands that do editing tweaks until literally last minute before sending the finals to the network for broadcast??? I would be very curious if you had commercials that get re-edited until the last few hours before beings sent off, if you would be giving the very same advice about just getting basic glass.

Ryan: read the full paragraph. You are taking a sentence out of context thus transforming its meaning.
 
Patryk_Rebisz said:
marlontorres, since you seem to handle it so well how do you deal with the clients/brands that do editing tweaks until literally last minute before sending the finals to the network for broadcast??? I would be very curious if you had commercials that get re-edited until the last few hours before beings sent off, if you would be giving the very same advice about just getting basic glass.
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Like I said, I pick and choose my projects. I don't put myself in those situations where I am forced to do rushed work. I make it clear in the beginning of the project that I need a certain amount of time to achieve a certain quality of work. Hence, I've never not met a deadline or had an unhappy client.

And Ryan isn't taking your sentence out of context. Your post simply reads that your way is the right way and anyone who does it otherwise isn't as creative as you and is taking the wrong approach. Not cool.
 
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