random interesting A1 Grabs
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AuditoryVisuals
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Looks good for shooting day for night.
PaPa
Major Contributor
day for night? thanks for the comment!
just not sure about shooting that day for night, as opposed to just a nice effect. I mean, shooting day for night against windows is probably the wrong idea as you want you exterior to be dimmer, generally, than your interior.
but im sure from certain angles its dooable, would have to bump the amount of light inside the house tho to lower the contrast ratio.
just not sure about shooting that day for night, as opposed to just a nice effect. I mean, shooting day for night against windows is probably the wrong idea as you want you exterior to be dimmer, generally, than your interior.
but im sure from certain angles its dooable, would have to bump the amount of light inside the house tho to lower the contrast ratio.
AuditoryVisuals
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Of course the windows couldn't be in the shot! 
But it would be great if you didn't have them in the shot. Like the first picture.
Nice 2.3:1.
But it would be great if you didn't have them in the shot. Like the first picture.Nice 2.3:1.
Andrew Brinkhaus
Veteran
I'd say maybe a bit too dark. Not a whole lot to look at I guess...A blown out window, and some faint detail around the walls/pictures.
How are you liking the A1 in combination with the 2000? I am about to purchase the 2000 and armbrace I think.
How are you liking the A1 in combination with the 2000? I am about to purchase the 2000 and armbrace I think.
PaPa
Major Contributor
honestly, its great. I mean, the camera is definitely the glidecams limit, but it works.
and yeah, i was going for a really ( not scene useful ) but extreme styalistic look, just seemed cool.
It was like playing with motion in space. The interior is so dark at some points that it almost makes it seem like the exposed bits are moving around in space. I dunno, i guess i have been in my film 1 class too long with students who like filming spinning glass and weird artsy fartsy stuff.
Im more into narrative, but this seemed like a neat idea.
and yeah, i was going for a really ( not scene useful ) but extreme styalistic look, just seemed cool.
It was like playing with motion in space. The interior is so dark at some points that it almost makes it seem like the exposed bits are moving around in space. I dunno, i guess i have been in my film 1 class too long with students who like filming spinning glass and weird artsy fartsy stuff.
Im more into narrative, but this seemed like a neat idea.