Some footage with HPX500 night time

[G.P.]

This is some test footage done in a back yard with xmas lights and 2 hard lights.
photos of setup at the time.

Daytime footage to come soon

 

[G.P.]

Any questions comments? if not, not problem just checking : )

 

[BradFu]

Looks good! Clean blacks.

PM sent.

 

[G.P.]

I got your PM but if we can, can you post your question so everyone else can read this, as for it will help others too?

Thank

 

[Otis Grapsas]

Looks very nice. It's refreshing to see something that does not look unnatural with the slightest panning.

 

[BradFu]

Sure, the jist was:

What scene file recipe did you use? Like I mentioned above, the blacks are clean and noise free, something I've had varying degrees of success with the V Detail and Coring up +4 or 5, and the Master Ped down -5. Just wondering if you really crushed them.

 

[Tony_V]

what lens did you use?

 

[G.P.]

Looks very nice. It's refreshing to see something that does not look unnatural with the slightest panning.

Thank you very much, I've actually been wanting to talk to you about your Drama camera, I was for a while in the middle of working on a CCD camera but I put that aside and never picked up again. I had some questions I'd like to ask

Sure, the jist was:

What scene file recipe did you use? Like I mentioned above, the blacks are clean and noise free, something I've had varying degrees of success with the V Detail and Coring up +4 or 5, and the Master Ped down -5. Just wondering if you really crushed them.

Was using the DIGNEG settings from panasonic, but I put the Master Ped to -4 There was no other changes made to the footage. It actually looks even better without all the compression used to put it on vimeo.

what lens did you use?

I don't remember the exact name, but it was a higher end SD canon zoom. F1.6