"Lucky Bird" - Music video featuring Bekah Kelso

danny dale

danny dale

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A music video I shot back in November featuring Austin recording artist Bekah Kelso. Shot on GH13 1080 24P (40MB hack I think) with Canon chrome nose FDs (24/f2.8 and 50/f1.4 - last shot with kit 14-140). Edited natively in CS5.5, graded with Magic Bullet.

Feedback appreciated - enjoy.

 
danny dale said:
A music video I shot back in November featuring Austin recording artist Bekah Kelso. Shot on GH13 1080 24P (40MB hack I think) with Canon chrome nose FDs (24/f2.8 and 50/f1.4 - last shot with kit 14-140). Edited natively in CS5.5, graded with Magic Bullet.

Feedback appreciated - enjoy.

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Looks really nice, very cinematic!
 
looks amazing. And this is on the gh1 (yes 13) ....but people make it seem these cams are unusable nowadays. Clearly its up to the user...as it has always been. Think i'm gonna wait till the gh3 comes out and the price on the gh2 drops and pick one up. I need HD monitoring out.
 
jambredz said:
looks amazing. And this is on the gh1 (yes 13) ....but people make it seem these cams are unusable nowadays. Clearly its up to the user...as it has always been. Think i'm gonna wait till the gh3 comes out and the price on the gh2 drops and pick one up. I need HD monitoring out.
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@jambredz
When you make the jump to the GH2 you will never want to use your Canon again. I have no idea in the world why I didn't make the jump earlier . Being a long time Canon user I decided one day to do it and never looking back. As can be seen with this video, if you use older manual lenses you can achieve a very nice look. Just stay away from modern panasonic lenses which are overly sharpened which imo makes the footage look like video.

But yeah man I can't believe how great the original op video looks, something that could have never been done in the past without spending a lot of money. To his credit though he did an excellent job. The only thing I would have liked to have seen were some of the b-roll shots to have been in slow motion, other than that great job!
 
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