Spinning Objects. Camera: DVX + Andromeda.

[Matthew Bennett]

Built a little 'lazy susan' last night and shot some rotating objects. Also used a high shutter speed for the first time. Quicktime 7 only:

http://eldercareofthefuture.com/matt/MBP_SpinningObjects_h264_740x480.mov

 

[Molanardi-B]

wow it looks great, really great. How much did the andromedia cost? How is it like using it, whats your setup for recording? I have a powerbook and dvx but I wouldnt know the best way of using it without it being too cluddered. amazing.

 

[Evan S]

The tin foil made me think of some cool effects shots you could with minatures of the moon.

 

[ryan brown]

Wow. Quality of the shots looks GREAT. What was your lighting setup? Filters or anything?

 

[Matthew Bennett]

wow it looks great, really great. How much did the andromedia cost? How is it like using it, whats your setup for recording? I have a powerbook and dvx but I wouldnt know the best way of using it without it being too cluddered. amazing.

Check

www.reel-stream.com

--for all the details on cost. You'll also see various setups that users have made. If you have a DVX and a powerbook you're in a pretty good position.

 

[Matthew Bennett]

What was your lighting setup? Filters or anything?

My light setup was very simple and I didn't change it for all the objects.
A 500W tunsten as a key and another 500W with a blue gel on it for kick. A softbox would have good for this type of shoot because it produces nice square highlight areas that aren't too blown out.

 

[rook]

Matt,

Those colors are ridiculous. I can't believe the images you are getting. They make my head explode. Awesome. Sick. I love it.

-rook

 

[slinks]

once again I must state...hate! oh man why is it so pretty?!? jeez ahhhh!! jealous jealous.