Shutter speed test 1/500th

did you have a lens adapter because I would love to have this exposed look for my upcoming feature, and to achieve it without a million enhancements would be great
 
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Thanks man, no lens adaptor, don't have one. I use lots of zoom and f.2.4 with ND's on, give it a slight vignette in AE and add some bleach bypass for this. And 1/500th. SceneFile as follows:

DETAIL LEVEL 0
V. DETAIL LEVEL 0
DETAIL CORING 0
CHROMA LEVEL -7
CHROMA PHASE +2
COLOR TEMP -2
MASTER PED -12
A. IRIS LEVEL 0
GAMMA LOW
KNEE HIGH
MATRIX NORMAL 1
SKIN TONE DTL OFF
V. DETAIL FREQ THIN
PROGRESSIVE 25P
 
I want to shoot some "war" scene, kind of, but I don't know if I want to use 1/250 or 1/500. I like the look of both, but I don't know. :(

Your video just made it harder for me to make up my mind. :P

Also, where is this so called "Fevercity" I searched it, but i found some youtube channel, and other things, but....
 
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I find too, that the lower the master ped is the better. Crushing down the black allows you to overexpose a bit and achieves a very "filmic" look.
 
That footage looks great. Really great. It's very sharp, crisp, the colors look fantastic, and you didn't overdo it on the look. Kudos.

I may just try out this exact scene file and CC with the SGpro and see how it turns out. I'm guessing fantastic.
 
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That footage looks great. Really great. It's very sharp, crisp, the colors look fantastic, and you didn't overdo it on the look. Kudos.

I may just try out this exact scene file and CC with the SGpro and see how it turns out. I'm guessing fantastic.
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Appreciate it Ryan, thanks man!

I found most of the factory scenefile presets were too noisy for me, the last few hours worth of footage I've taken are the best yet (since i've been experimenting) and i'm sure there's more I can get out of it yet.
 
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