Hi guys!
Im doing a shoot this sunday, indoors on a "The Office"-looking set. Its a dialouge between two guys walking around the set. Its a cinema commercial, meaning we are delivering 1080p material to the client, as a quicktime file.
What kind of settings should I use with regards to shutter and progressive look. The director wants a not-over-the-top filmish look, and I guess I will shoot 1080 25p HQ. But I am afraid of to much motion staggering/blur, given that this is handheld on a DVRIG, and I will have quite alot of pans and tilts. Can shutter work against this, or will 1080 25p look fine when delivered to a 1080p projector? Also glad for any tips with regards to picture profiles.
Thanks in advance!
Im doing a shoot this sunday, indoors on a "The Office"-looking set. Its a dialouge between two guys walking around the set. Its a cinema commercial, meaning we are delivering 1080p material to the client, as a quicktime file.
What kind of settings should I use with regards to shutter and progressive look. The director wants a not-over-the-top filmish look, and I guess I will shoot 1080 25p HQ. But I am afraid of to much motion staggering/blur, given that this is handheld on a DVRIG, and I will have quite alot of pans and tilts. Can shutter work against this, or will 1080 25p look fine when delivered to a 1080p projector? Also glad for any tips with regards to picture profiles.
Thanks in advance!