llirik
Well-known member
Hey everyone,
Was going through this forum reading up on the odyssey 7q (which isn't available here in dubai yet
), and decided to post my recent film that won a couple awards at the 48 hour film challenge here in the UAE.
Most of the time, and on paid gigs, I use my EF lenses with speed booster on the fs700, but due to time constraints and not having enough crew to pull focus (as is common on 48 hour projects), I decided to shoot "barebones" on the camera with the stock 18-200 lens.
As I'm not used to this combination, i was actually surprised at how workable the footage turned out overall. Since buying the sony, I had always shot with EF lenses (first the regular meta bones one, then the speed booster), so I didn't really have a proper idea of what the kit lens looked like when cut together. I just sort of discarded it and never used.
But it's autofocus (even tho there are some issues in the long steadicam shot) really helped out. Ironically, there's a few out of focus shots and they were all on the C100.
Anyhow, you can check out the movie here: http://www.llirik.com/portfolio/red-rockit/
Was going through this forum reading up on the odyssey 7q (which isn't available here in dubai yet
), and decided to post my recent film that won a couple awards at the 48 hour film challenge here in the UAE.Most of the time, and on paid gigs, I use my EF lenses with speed booster on the fs700, but due to time constraints and not having enough crew to pull focus (as is common on 48 hour projects), I decided to shoot "barebones" on the camera with the stock 18-200 lens.
As I'm not used to this combination, i was actually surprised at how workable the footage turned out overall. Since buying the sony, I had always shot with EF lenses (first the regular meta bones one, then the speed booster), so I didn't really have a proper idea of what the kit lens looked like when cut together. I just sort of discarded it and never used.
But it's autofocus (even tho there are some issues in the long steadicam shot) really helped out. Ironically, there's a few out of focus shots and they were all on the C100.
Anyhow, you can check out the movie here: http://www.llirik.com/portfolio/red-rockit/