short film with 7D + 5D + Iscorama 36

[matt9b]

Where can I get me one of these iscorama anamorphic lenses...

 

[NoxNoctus]

Watching this short, I realized a lot of the bellyache about this camera is a mental state. I didn't care about the train until I read the comments on here. I liked it. Sue me. When can we stop focusing on the flaws and start talking about films?

 

[Michael Olsen]

Those video frames are beautiful. Any chance of seeing the clip?

 

[PaPa]

Stu settings: http://prolost.com/blog/2009/8/3/flatten-your-5d.html


here are some video grabs from today, playing around with lighting.

awsome, thanks for the link. Changed the settings in my camera, but the only thing is with i switch the dial to C3, i can't get manual controls ? Strange.

 

[Pirata]

Those video frames are beautiful. Any chance of seeing the clip?

yeah, working on a little short with that footage right now, I will link when it's up.

Just finished this one also shot with the isco: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9F5Y8lBVRKY&fmt=22

 

[Pirata]

Little off topic but I just heared this today and wanted to let people know, a film I scored last year is playing at Screamfest LA tomorrow Oct. 17th so if you're near Hollywood check it out 'Abraham's Boys' playing at Graumans Chinese Theater: http://www.screamfestla.com/showFilm.php?movie=abraham

It's shot super16mm, based on a short story by Joe Hill (Stephen King's son) and about Van Helsing

 

[drdimento]

is the train skewing, motion issues a fixable camera setting?

 

[kds315]

Well Akira, so obviously you bought the one with the non symmetric aperture blades - maybe I'm too picky, but the "contra luce" shots reveals that very obviously. I would have that fixed, or use a Nikon lens (ideally with more aperture blades) for a nicer view and even creamier bokeh!!