DHLOGAN
Active member
Hi guys.
I shot a party promo/recap music video last week. It was a rooftop party during the day so I was expecting some good footage because of the ample natural lighting. However, I was unimpressed with how it turned out. I have seen much clearer videos other people shot with the A1 that look MUCH better. There was alot of grain in some of the darker shots.
I did realize afterward that I accidentally had the gain on H (+12db) the whole time. I wasn't sure if this would have made a huge difference seeing that the lighting was pretty good. Would the +12db gain affect the picture in good lighting conditions too?
I was shooting in 24F the whole time. Was this the appropriate frame rate for this type of video? Also, I was a partly cloudy day. I had on the 1/32 ND filter on because I didn't want the sun to overexpose my shots. Was this the best thing to do for a partly cloudy day?
You can take a look at the video at the link below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIzodXLzAn0
Aside from the grain/lighting what other critiques can you offer. All your feedback would be GREATLY appreciated! The client REALLY liked the video, but I was just satisfied with it. I assume that the client will bring me back for more events in the future and I want to grow and provide a better product in the future. Thanks in advance.
I shot a party promo/recap music video last week. It was a rooftop party during the day so I was expecting some good footage because of the ample natural lighting. However, I was unimpressed with how it turned out. I have seen much clearer videos other people shot with the A1 that look MUCH better. There was alot of grain in some of the darker shots.
I did realize afterward that I accidentally had the gain on H (+12db) the whole time. I wasn't sure if this would have made a huge difference seeing that the lighting was pretty good. Would the +12db gain affect the picture in good lighting conditions too?
I was shooting in 24F the whole time. Was this the appropriate frame rate for this type of video? Also, I was a partly cloudy day. I had on the 1/32 ND filter on because I didn't want the sun to overexpose my shots. Was this the best thing to do for a partly cloudy day?
You can take a look at the video at the link below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIzodXLzAn0
Aside from the grain/lighting what other critiques can you offer. All your feedback would be GREATLY appreciated! The client REALLY liked the video, but I was just satisfied with it. I assume that the client will bring me back for more events in the future and I want to grow and provide a better product in the future. Thanks in advance.
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