More footage... The Market: Fruit & Fire

[kylekmd]

Shot on Panasonic AG AF100. Italian Market in South Philadelphia. First time out with this camera, just wanted to grab a few shots to see what it looks like. Used three lenses...

Nikon 50mm f/1.4
Nikon 135mm f/2.8
Voigtlander 25mm f/0.95 Nokton

Shot at 1080p24. No color correction or enhancement was done during the editing.

 

[Erik Olson]

Kyle, gorgeous stuff. I'm wondering about exposure on this - in particular the Voightlander footage. Where were your zebras on the long shot / rack focus down the fruit. In particular, the lemons look like they were 100 IRE outside the clearly visible highlight area on the fruit. Any comments on your exposure experience?

Thanks!

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[kylekmd]

I would like to comment on it, but it's not mine Sorry!

But... Rob, the shooter, will answer your questions if you post them on Vimeo.

 

[alpi69]

Well one thing is clear: never ever overexpose the AF100.

 

[Fotojorno]

Well one thing is clear: never ever overexpose the AF100.

VERY true. I think I watch my zebra's more then my focus. Lol..

 

[dcloud]

i shot something with the skin tones below 40 ire.. i was a bit worried but after watching the shot on my computer. bah! no noise. awesome camera.

 

[PaPa]

Yeah, this cam can be a bit noisy on cineD gamma, and blowouts aren't nice, but when you expose correctly baby does it sing It will just force us to take the time to make sure all aspects of our frames are properly lit. Which is only a positive thing and will force us to better ourselves as filmmakers.