Two Sharp Redrock M2/HD100 Commercials

Very sharp! It looks great (definitely wish I knew Polish). Those are two very solid productions.

I think I saw some grain though - as if he had the lens stopped down too much. Anybody else notice that?

I also noticed something in the second commercial. About 2/3rds in when the camera is dollying toward the man on the roof. Watch the top black bar. Looks like he just increased the scale of the footage. That's one work around to not having a dolly on hand!
 
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trudd - I looked again and asked michal. It's video noise. One of the advantages of Redrock's rotating screen is that you can stop down much farther without seeing screen artifacts. And yes, scaling the footage (esp. if you are shooting HD for SD output) is a great way to fake a slow push!

Thanks for watching


Brian
 
Here is a rough translation...

First commercial with the jeweler.


Its not easy to accomplish the real value. An experienced expert can like no other see what is valuable and realize its true quality. Connect in whole many elements so they work together to create a unique effect. --- Legg Mason - association for funding investments - invest in what is worth the most




Second commercial with the watch maker.

A functioning mechanism comprises of many elements connected together to create a good functioning whole. Under the eye of an expert, its worth its true worth. It is a result of experimenting, wisdom and work, which permit the creation of a mesmerizing effect. Success under the eye of an expert. Legg Mason - association for funding investments - speculation mechanisms and resolving of finances.
 
Very nice job, thanks for sharing! :)



"I think I saw some grain though - as if he had the lens stopped down too much. Anybody else notice that?"



Yes a little in the CU, but this isn't a bad thing. A little grain is not the enemy, think of it as giving your master piece texture.
 
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