[video]http://builtbyugene.com/mov_clients2/tad1/TAD1_Edit_0103a[/video]
Sorry I can't get the video to embed.
Some dailies put to a quick edit for an in-progress project. Trying to make a cinematic skate film Probably about 50% done with the shots, but still need to shoot quite a bit more.
Footage is un-graded / un-treated straight out of camera. I shot it with Cinegamma 1. I'm always torn between Cine 1 and Cine 4, that's why I'm excited for the S-Log 2 as it bridges those 2 profiles (at least from what I've seen). Actually shot some stuff at 480 fps which works really well as long as the shot has shallow DOF.
This project really highlights the usefulness of the slow motion, which lends itself well to skate cinematography. With the slow motion for the right project, you just cannot elicit the same type of feeling and drama from any other camera in the FS700 price range. Shoot something like this at 24fps and it would have way less impact IMO.
Thanks and I will post the final project when it's done.
Sorry I can't get the video to embed.
Some dailies put to a quick edit for an in-progress project. Trying to make a cinematic skate film Probably about 50% done with the shots, but still need to shoot quite a bit more.
Footage is un-graded / un-treated straight out of camera. I shot it with Cinegamma 1. I'm always torn between Cine 1 and Cine 4, that's why I'm excited for the S-Log 2 as it bridges those 2 profiles (at least from what I've seen). Actually shot some stuff at 480 fps which works really well as long as the shot has shallow DOF.
This project really highlights the usefulness of the slow motion, which lends itself well to skate cinematography. With the slow motion for the right project, you just cannot elicit the same type of feeling and drama from any other camera in the FS700 price range. Shoot something like this at 24fps and it would have way less impact IMO.
Thanks and I will post the final project when it's done.