Turning to the darkside..... ¤(pics for your pleasure)¤

I wish I had more frame grabs online.

I have a few frame grabs:

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Sorry for the terrible quality, these were taken off a 7mb QuickTime video :(
From a music video I did a while ago for a band called From First to Last. It was shot on 5218.

And some more even lower quality grabs . . .

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Another music video, this time for a band called It Dies Today. The video was for the Showtime series Masters of Horror soundtrack.
Shot on 7218.

I have some pictures of the setups from the above also:

The first video:
Band members rode on a dolly connected to our camera dolly
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I had a 12k HMI through this tiny window at the end of the hall for a super hot backlight
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And for the second video:
We had two 9-light Maxis on a 60' condor to sort of side key/ edge the band
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And two 10ks through a 12x12 frame of grid cloth to key the band
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And here is a wide shot of the entire setup before we dialed in the Condor
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Sorry for the terrible quality frames, I will try to get more, high quality grabs.

Kevin Zanit
 
That was meant for you reflex....

I was just curious.
It looks pretty good.
Doesnt look like some of the high rade spirit 16mm transfers Ive seen but still looks very good.

I think the grain is at a good level to give it character without being too grainy.
 
edgebsl said:
That was meant for you reflex....

I was just curious.
It looks pretty good.
Doesnt look like some of the high rade spirit 16mm transfers Ive seen but still looks very good.

I think the grain is at a good level to give it character without being too grainy.
Click to expand...

oh ok... actually it was done at Columbia in Chicago. I wasn't the one that had it done. The grainyness mostly came from the fact that we were using a higher speed film and then it was darker out so the gain had to be bumped etc.. but it works for what it is. :)
 
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