ed_lee83
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I was so miffed when the hacks starting rolling out almost immediately after I shot some of my best stuff this year.
A short film I DP'd had its premiere screening in the cinema and I had been skeptical how the footage would turn out on the big screen. I kept thinking, damn, if I had some of the hacks it would definitely be more sharper or whatever. But much to my amazement the footage came out very well, and blew up well on the big screen. OK it's not an IMAX screen, but still!
Here's some pics I took of the screen with my shritty iPhone 3G and the footage still looks good!. People were shocked when I said I used a GH2.
But then it got me thinking, with the plethora of hacks & tests and what not, would any of the hacks greatly improved the film? Any of ye experienced hacked users can tell me how? Perhaps greater details in shadows? I honestly stopped paying attention to hack news after Driftwood's initial patches.
Here's a rather crap trailer to watch:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTYLWLzURdk&fb_source=message
A short film I DP'd had its premiere screening in the cinema and I had been skeptical how the footage would turn out on the big screen. I kept thinking, damn, if I had some of the hacks it would definitely be more sharper or whatever. But much to my amazement the footage came out very well, and blew up well on the big screen. OK it's not an IMAX screen, but still!
Here's some pics I took of the screen with my shritty iPhone 3G and the footage still looks good!. People were shocked when I said I used a GH2.
But then it got me thinking, with the plethora of hacks & tests and what not, would any of the hacks greatly improved the film? Any of ye experienced hacked users can tell me how? Perhaps greater details in shadows? I honestly stopped paying attention to hack news after Driftwood's initial patches.
Here's a rather crap trailer to watch:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTYLWLzURdk&fb_source=message
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