SGpro r3 footage

Wayne Kinney

Wayne Kinney

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Hi guys,

I shot some footage over the weekend with the SGpro r3 and my FX1. I hardly ever get a chance to shoot anything so made a nice break from assembling adapters :)

Below are some grabs, no CC:

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My problem is I want to upload a video, but I cant find any good output/render settings. I am using Premiere pro 2 and captured using premieres standard capture (not cineform).

Im not sure to if I should output to quicktime h.264 or a wmv file. I try but it comes out really soft, and I want to show how sharp this footage has come out.

Would anyone be kind enough to share some output settings so I can show the footage?

I also have tests shot with 1/600th shutter that I would like to show...

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EDIT:
I have now managed to render and upload:

I have uploaded a small version of some of the shots:

640x360 wmv, 96MB:

http://www.sgpro.co.uk/SGpror3_FX1.wmv
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Wayne we've nailed some pretty sharp output for WMV's by using export->movie to output a full avi then taking that into TMPGEnc Express to downres/compress. Its got setting for Mpeg, QT, DIVX, WMV, but I've only used the WMV export alot. They're super sharp and 10x better than what Premiere Outputs. Have taken the same AVI into quicktime pro and been able to output some great looking QT files as well - we just have a bunch of WMV requests from clients so thats what we know well. Nice looking grabs by the way.
 
Thanks,

I did a similar thing, output full res from premiere, then down res in after effects, same thing I guess..... video soon...
 
I'm having trouble getting my images as crisp as yours. (http://www.zeroaperture.com/Test3a.mov). I know that I'm using a different camera and adapter, but I've seen people using the same setup as me with quality like yours and I feel I'm stuck. Are you shooting at 60fps or 24F (or 24p, depending on the camera)? Regardless, your footage looks great and I'm excited to see what you'll end up doing with the camera and adapter. Thanks!!!

~John
 
you know i was on the fence about your adapter

i think u just pushed me over.

ill either get one or get the achromat

depends on how much money i have lol
 
I have a Canon XHA1, Letus Flip Enhanced, and I used a Nikon 50mm f/1.8 lens. I played around with a few settings and used a little bit of knowledge that came back to me, and that's what I produced. It looks better within the "movie." If you all want to see, just let me know. I don't want to post my own work on someone else's thread; feels inappropriate.
 
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