rawfa
Veteran
Hey guys, this week I did a lot of location scouting and sound testing with my sound guys to prepare for a feature I should begin shooting shortly. Before the sound test I was messing around with the camera and I actually didn't even know it was recording, so the footage is all shaky and it has weird zooms on it (am I great at selling my prodct or what)....but I think it's worth seeing anyway. I wasn't even going to post this, but the IMAGE quality is so great I just had to post (besides I was getting anxious from not posting anything for a long time...pre-production sucks).
Anyway, this leads me to an "issue" I would like to post. Every time I shoot something with the A1 the results turn out so amazing that I really don't see much point/need on color correcting it (maybe a minor one every once in a while)...as opposed to shooting with the FX1 I used to have (I had to CC every single shot to make it more cinematic, to give it that texture, that organic feel that is by nature already present on the A1).
Straight out of the camera:
http://rapidshare.com/files/13443594/Sound_Fellas_at_work.wmv.html
Color corrected:
http://rapidshare.com/files/13443470/Sound_Fellas_at_work_CCed.wmv.html
Anyway, this leads me to an "issue" I would like to post. Every time I shoot something with the A1 the results turn out so amazing that I really don't see much point/need on color correcting it (maybe a minor one every once in a while)...as opposed to shooting with the FX1 I used to have (I had to CC every single shot to make it more cinematic, to give it that texture, that organic feel that is by nature already present on the A1).
Straight out of the camera:
http://rapidshare.com/files/13443594/Sound_Fellas_at_work.wmv.html
Color corrected:
http://rapidshare.com/files/13443470/Sound_Fellas_at_work_CCed.wmv.html