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The spot still needs some tweaking but i was too excited and put it online never-the-less.
http://www.patrykrebisz.com/ninja/ninja1_movie.html
http://www.patrykrebisz.com/ninja/ninja1_movie.html
Young-H._Lee
Well-known member
Re: My firs spec commercial (Ninja stills)
wow, that looked fantastic
the lighting was very professional.
could you tell us a little about the setup? how many lights, where you placed them...etc?
thanks
wow, that looked fantastic
the lighting was very professional.
could you tell us a little about the setup? how many lights, where you placed them...etc?
thanks
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Re: My firs spec commercial (Ninja stills)
Great commercial,
Do you guys think the XL2 would be capable of creating that sort of beautiful, filmic image quality?
I'm trying to decide between the cameras, and it's quite difficult because the XL2 hasn't really been tested much. What do you guys think? Try to remember when the DVX100 first arrived, and what level of images you were seeing then. Thanks very much.
Great commercial,
Do you guys think the XL2 would be capable of creating that sort of beautiful, filmic image quality?
I'm trying to decide between the cameras, and it's quite difficult because the XL2 hasn't really been tested much. What do you guys think? Try to remember when the DVX100 first arrived, and what level of images you were seeing then. Thanks very much.
Curugon
Well-known member
Re: My firs spec commercial (Ninja stills)
I think the XL-2 would excel in image quality, but the DVX handles colors better (in my opinion). And in all tests I've seen, the DVX's 24p looks way better. It definitely stepped up to the plate for this concept.
Great spot, Patryk.
I think the XL-2 would excel in image quality, but the DVX handles colors better (in my opinion). And in all tests I've seen, the DVX's 24p looks way better. It definitely stepped up to the plate for this concept.
Great spot, Patryk.
Barry_Green
Moderator
Re: My firs spec commercial (Ninja stills)
I think any camera Patryk Rebisz used would deliver that kind of quality... he's simply an amazingly talented shooter.
The XL2 *should* be capable of similar results. Matt McDermitt sold his DVX and uses an XL2 now, so let's see his next video, I'm sure it'll show what the XL2 is capable of.
I think any camera Patryk Rebisz used would deliver that kind of quality... he's simply an amazingly talented shooter.
The XL2 *should* be capable of similar results. Matt McDermitt sold his DVX and uses an XL2 now, so let's see his next video, I'm sure it'll show what the XL2 is capable of.
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Re: My firs spec commercial (Ninja stills)
Thanks a lot guys for your compliments.
Everything was lit with bounced light. We had a number of C-stands with bounceboards and then usually a 650w light lighting that board to bounce on the subject. To give the warm feeling we had some yellow gels and then to compensate the ninja also was lit with some cold (blue) light.
Finished spot comming up this Tuesday afternoon. Plus stay tuned to 2 more to finishe the story of the sad Ninja (end of October).
Thanks a lot guys for your compliments.
Everything was lit with bounced light. We had a number of C-stands with bounceboards and then usually a 650w light lighting that board to bounce on the subject. To give the warm feeling we had some yellow gels and then to compensate the ninja also was lit with some cold (blue) light.
Finished spot comming up this Tuesday afternoon. Plus stay tuned to 2 more to finishe the story of the sad Ninja (end of October).
MacVideoGeek
Member
Re: My firs spec commercial (Ninja stills)
Great lighting!
Question: What'd you use for the bounce? Were they rigid form core boards or floppy white cards or something else?
And how'd you rig the glass for the first shot?
Great lighting!
Question: What'd you use for the bounce? Were they rigid form core boards or floppy white cards or something else?
And how'd you rig the glass for the first shot?
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Re: My firs spec commercial (Ninja stills)
The glass was just handheld in fron of the lens. It was a quick shot so there was no need to do anything else but hold it with 2 fingers.
The glass was just handheld in fron of the lens. It was a quick shot so there was no need to do anything else but hold it with 2 fingers.
XDeathOrGloryX
Active member
Re: My firs spec commercial (Ninja stills)
absolutely amazing.
in concept AND execution.
haha. im a fan of ninjas, so i wouldve loved it even if it sucked. but it definatley doesnt.
i wish TV commercials were as good as THIS was. great job!
absolutely amazing.
in concept AND execution.
haha. im a fan of ninjas, so i wouldve loved it even if it sucked. but it definatley doesnt.
i wish TV commercials were as good as THIS was. great job!