Thistlebop
Well-known member
Re: My first screen grabs and link to mini movie
[quote author=enterdcable link=board=Clips;num=1099688554;start=15#18 date=11/06/04 at 21:54:17]I don't have speakers so I hummed to myself but I still loved the shots. You capture landscape very well. Is your profession in architecture or something? Cheers.
I would like to know your camera file settings if you remember them. I've made my guesses and I'm very curious. I'm a video newbie too. Though I have worked with celluloid before so I'm an in camera snob ;D . Being able to previsualize something and then getting it correctly (if possible) the first time is sweet science. This is only 50 percent though. The other half would originate from spontenaity in myoppion.[/quote]
I wish I was an architect !
The camera setting that I used were almost the Default Settings.
I used the Scene Files setting of F5
I then changed my Master Ped to -3 and changed the Detail Level to +1.
Otherwise the camera is still in it default setting.
I did use the white balance button (on the very front of the camera) to help correct the color in some of the shots, but a few of them, I just used the default 3200k White Balance preset. I found that if i was only shooting BLUE and Green subjects that the preset really gave me the vibrant colors that I was looking for. Although you have to be careful with them bleeding. And the results are not that great without proper lighting. A sunny day can realllllllllly make a great difference in the quality of the colors that I was getting.
--Bop
[quote author=enterdcable link=board=Clips;num=1099688554;start=15#18 date=11/06/04 at 21:54:17]I don't have speakers so I hummed to myself but I still loved the shots. You capture landscape very well. Is your profession in architecture or something? Cheers.
I would like to know your camera file settings if you remember them. I've made my guesses and I'm very curious. I'm a video newbie too. Though I have worked with celluloid before so I'm an in camera snob ;D . Being able to previsualize something and then getting it correctly (if possible) the first time is sweet science. This is only 50 percent though. The other half would originate from spontenaity in myoppion.[/quote]
I wish I was an architect !
The camera setting that I used were almost the Default Settings.
I used the Scene Files setting of F5
I then changed my Master Ped to -3 and changed the Detail Level to +1.
Otherwise the camera is still in it default setting.
I did use the white balance button (on the very front of the camera) to help correct the color in some of the shots, but a few of them, I just used the default 3200k White Balance preset. I found that if i was only shooting BLUE and Green subjects that the preset really gave me the vibrant colors that I was looking for. Although you have to be careful with them bleeding. And the results are not that great without proper lighting. A sunny day can realllllllllly make a great difference in the quality of the colors that I was getting.
--Bop