...and sell my Blackmagic.
http://dreamsinmotion.com.au/blog/2013/11/5/a-touch-of-class
We recently did this Sydney wedding video with our usual two C100 setup and the results coming out of camera (using just the AVCHD codec mind you) were just jaw dropping.
Granted, bushfires going on nearby - which created a nice smoky haze - really helped, but anyone watching this film always has the same comments "looks so film like/cinematic!".
I had a Blackmagic in line for my short film but the C100 (with a Ninja in this case) just came out so far ahead it wasn't funny. S35 sensor, way better at low light (important since I was filming so much at night and wanted to not have a cave like effect, the C100 picked up a nice image from things literally miles away creating a very rich backdrop), and superior ease of use. I'll be posting more about this soon!
You really cannot beat the S35 look imo, especially when you have a sensor capable of picking up such a detailed image.
(special thanks to a fellow dvxuser for pointing out the music of Tim McMorris, decided to give it a try for the first song).
http://dreamsinmotion.com.au/blog/2013/11/5/a-touch-of-class
We recently did this Sydney wedding video with our usual two C100 setup and the results coming out of camera (using just the AVCHD codec mind you) were just jaw dropping.
Granted, bushfires going on nearby - which created a nice smoky haze - really helped, but anyone watching this film always has the same comments "looks so film like/cinematic!".
I had a Blackmagic in line for my short film but the C100 (with a Ninja in this case) just came out so far ahead it wasn't funny. S35 sensor, way better at low light (important since I was filming so much at night and wanted to not have a cave like effect, the C100 picked up a nice image from things literally miles away creating a very rich backdrop), and superior ease of use. I'll be posting more about this soon!
You really cannot beat the S35 look imo, especially when you have a sensor capable of picking up such a detailed image.
(special thanks to a fellow dvxuser for pointing out the music of Tim McMorris, decided to give it a try for the first song).