J. Cole Concert (T2i+GH2 Mixing Test)

Quality looks good but would have liked to seen some b-roll + a different take on the editing instead of how it looks rite now. Crowd shots, Dj, anything else. It looks nice and clean, but just missing some more pieces to the puzzle.
Big J Cole fan as well, nice footage.
 
Good suggestions vision. It was the first multicam live event I've every done so I didn't really take all the other shots I might need into consideration. That and the fact that I was just syked to be able to shoot the concert lol. @jambredz yeah GH2 for the wide. I'd been sleeping on that camera for a while but I honestly think it's a lot better than canon cams. Plus with the ac adapter and a 32 gb card I can record for 3 hours straight with no overheating, etc.
 
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dtjohns1 said:
Good suggestions vision. It was the first multicam live event I've every done so I didn't really take all the other shots I might need into consideration. That and the fact that I was just syked to be able to shoot the concert lol. @jambredz yeah GH2 for the wide. I'd been sleeping on that camera for a while but I honestly think it's a lot better than canon cams. Plus with the ac adapter and a 32 gb card I can record for 3 hours straight with no overheating, etc.
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Yeah the wide shots look great, but I also really like the close shots which I know were shot with the Canon. If I were doing wide shots I would really consider the Canon as imo it looks a lot better than the Canon cameras. But anything medium to close I prefer the look of the Canons.

On a side note I wonder if Canon or Panasonic will release a Video camera in the $2k-$2500 range? I have seen jobs come up a lot that do not want dslr cameras, so I need to buy one soon. I know of the Hmc-150 and other cameras, but I mean something new......

Regardless though dtjohns1 the footage looked great.
 
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