C100: Super Bowl special filmed with c100

[steve_zug]

Check this out. Still Motion produced a Super Bowl special that aired today on CBS. Of course the codec is broadcast worthy. Here their blog write up

http://stillmotionblog.com/2013/02/01/super-bowl-feature/#more-10547

 

[troelskirk]

Yet another good reason to direct my savings towards a C100!

 

[Gary Huff]

Of course the codec is broadcast worthy.

No it isn't. This is obviously a prank because broadcasters would be able to tell AVCHD from XF codec in a heartbeat, even without looking. There's no way the would allow this terrible codec on their airwaves. :thumbsup:

 

[Andy Turner]

Anyone know if this is online somewhere?

 

[steve_zug]

Anyone know if this is online somewhere?

here's a short part of it

http://wyntonmarsalis.org/videos/view/new-orleans-let-the-good-times-roll-trailer-2

 

[stevedocmaker]

here's a short part of it

http://wyntonmarsalis.org/videos/view/new-orleans-let-the-good-times-roll-trailer-2

I doubt this was C100 footage, it looks overcranked at 60p to me.

 

[AEMIKEA]

I doubt this was C100 footage, it looks overcranked at 60p to me.

If you go to the blog there is a still photo of a slider and c100 setup for the opening stadium shot, Still Motion are a group of straight up people

 

[troelskirk]

And if you read the blog you'll see that the Wynton Marsalis part was shot on Red, while other bits were on the C100.

 

[Spartacus]

Anything online yet?

 

[RZE]

If you go to the blog there is a still photo of a slider and c100 setup for the opening stadium shot, Still Motion are a group of straight up people

The peddle a lot of product to be straight up, I remember seeing a video where they were advocating photo strobes to light a motion scene. As long as you can get through their salesmanship they have a little info worth while