J Davis
Veteran
ahh that explains it, I don't think you can repeat those results with a frame grab
T2i picture style framegrabs (superflat, marvelcine, neutral)
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ahh that explains it, I don't think you can repeat those results with a frame grab
PerroneFord
Deals in Lead
Ok,
How about something totally different:
Canon T2i
18-55mm Kit lens
F3.5
ISO 1600
Shutter: 1/50
Frame grab, not still.
This image is 100% untouched. No color correction or anything else. The skaters are moving around 15mph. The light levels on the floor are about 2.5FC. I am panning with the skaters.
For those unaware of the kind of light levels we're talking about, light a birthday candle. Have someone hold it about arm's length away. The light level on their face is about the light level this was taken in. You couldn't adequately read a piece of paper in the light on this floor.
How about something totally different:
Canon T2i
18-55mm Kit lens
F3.5
ISO 1600
Shutter: 1/50
Frame grab, not still.
This image is 100% untouched. No color correction or anything else. The skaters are moving around 15mph. The light levels on the floor are about 2.5FC. I am panning with the skaters.
For those unaware of the kind of light levels we're talking about, light a birthday candle. Have someone hold it about arm's length away. The light level on their face is about the light level this was taken in. You couldn't adequately read a piece of paper in the light on this floor.
PerroneFord
Deals in Lead
It was a JPG still, not a RAW. But for grins, I'll try to replicate it this weekend with with video.
J Davis
Veteran
yeh first thing I noticed was those highlights and i was wondering how that shift
was possible with a frame grab!
I can't wait till we all move past h264 as a capture codec.
I've hit my limits with DSLR's
PerroneFord
Deals in Lead
Alright... here are two frame grabs from a movie I DPed last month.
Ungraded:
Graded:
Source was Canon HDSLR
PerroneFord
Deals in Lead
Ok, so here is a shot I did today.
Canon T2i
Lens: Sigma 70-300 DL Macro Super
F8.0
Shutter 1/50
Picture Style: Marvel Cine
(Images have been resized for upload)
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rawbertrex
New member
it only works in photo mode.
it only works in photo mode.
i installed the 3 picture styles to the camera and the settings up fine when in photo mode. but then when i switch it back to video mode the user 1 setting where i ahve superflat set to goes back to standerd its wierd the superflat setting is only working for me in photo mode but not video mode. am i doing something wrong?
it only works in photo mode.
i installed the 3 picture styles to the camera and the settings up fine when in photo mode. but then when i switch it back to video mode the user 1 setting where i ahve superflat set to goes back to standerd its wierd the superflat setting is only working for me in photo mode but not video mode. am i doing something wrong?
Samuel H
Major Contributor
picture styles are independent for each mode
you have to go to movie mode, hit menu, look for the picture styles, click disp to edit the details, and change everything again there
and of course: try my flaat picture styles too!!
http://www.similaar.com/foto/flaat-picture-styles/index.html
(edit: old resurrected thread!!)
you have to go to movie mode, hit menu, look for the picture styles, click disp to edit the details, and change everything again there
and of course: try my flaat picture styles too!!
http://www.similaar.com/foto/flaat-picture-styles/index.html
(edit: old resurrected thread!!)