Testproject with Redrock M2 + Nikon primes

Diccen

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Some grabs and footage I shot for a personal testproject getting used to the M2 adapter. It's the start of what should become a portrait of the city of Antwerp.

This is just a short clip but I'll update this post as the project progresses.

Lenses used are Nikkor 28mm f/2, Nikkor 50mm f/1.8, Nikkor 85mm f/2

http://www.vimeo.com/3021697


Update: Minor update to the Redrock/workflowtest. Some static subjects again but no worries, footage of the park is on its way featuring some cute bunnies.

http://www.vimeo.com/3080990

Next update probably in the weekend as I have to get some actual work done first.
 

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nice

nice

Nice looking footage.

Where you shooting in 24p? With those fast pans it looked like there was some oscillation going on between the lower and upper fields.....maybe it was just the compression on upload.
 
If there is jitter, it may be the shutter speed...Not the frame rate.

I know in 24p, with a high shutter, you'll get some jitter/strobing footage.

THIS looks like it was due to compression. But then again, you shot outside so I'm sure you used a high shutter.

Nice colors!

Robbie
 
Nice looking footage.

Where you shooting in 24p? With those fast pans it looked like there was some oscillation going on between the lower and upper fields.....maybe it was just the compression on upload.

Tnx. This was all 25p since I live in PAL-land

THIS looks like it was due to compression. But then again, you shot outside so I'm sure you used a high shutter.
Robbie

I kept the shutter at 1/50 all the time and tried to manage exposure with a balance between the lens iris, the dvx iris and the built in ND filters.
It looks smoother in my uncompressed export so in this case it must be the compression (mine to upload + vimeos extra compression)
 
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