It's Not You, It's...Part One

[MikeQuill]

Hey Guys,

Here's Part 1 of a 2 part comedy short I shot with my brother and a couple of improv comedy actors:

[URL]http://www.vimeo.com/2082610[/URL]

Shot on the dvx100a with a homemade static adapter.

Mike

 

[ShortStop]

Good concept, personally i would have liked to have seen real location, but you did alright green screening. Sound was quite well done as well, keep up the good work.

 

[Adam J McKay]

Good concept, personally i would have liked to have seen real location, but you did alright green screening. Sound was quite well done as well, keep up the good work.

I am pretty sure that was a real location...

 

[ShortStop]

It looks weird, after watching it a second time not green screen, but it theres something about it...

 

[Adam J McKay]

but it theres something about it...

I would assume that its the effect of the DIY static adapter and sub par achromat which are causing some serious Chromatic abrasion issues.

If I had to guess, I would guess that they used the 20 dollar macro lens from ebay as the achromat.

If I had to go even further, I would say that Shortstop needs to lay off the smoke hahahahaha.

 

[MikeQuill]

No green screen. shot on location at a bar. there were some back focus issues with the adapter, though, as I was testing out a new focus screen. i don't think it was a macro lens issue, as I was using a Century Optics +7 Achromatic Diopter.

 

[Adam J McKay]

thats strange...

There is a lot of chromatic abrasion on the beer tap.