Video on a Jewelry shop shot mostly with the D600

[wgzn]

Now the most important thing you need to realize is we all agree that the piece is watchable and was actually pretty good. the technical oversights though can easily be remedied and a solid production can be had for the next turn.

PRECISELY! and why i took the time to point all that out. had it been a train wreck, there wouldnt have been any point.

One thing that must be noted is the horrible moire this camera is producing, something must be done to try and work around that better.

yeah, thats why when you see me using a dslr, its either a 5d3 or a gh2. i shoot far too wide a variety of content to have to add constant moire-worry to my list of things to look out for : (

 

[ken@brollfilms.com]

I like all the comments. Thanks for the work on the nits too. Much is due to limited equipment, time and budget and a little is trying to use the quirks to make it seem a bit modern and natural but, I agree in general a number of the camera movements are not as smooth as we would like. Of course we are looking at getting the real jib, dolly, follow-focus, etc. The floating comes from Premiere 5.5 Warp Stabilizer which can get swimmy with hand held shots, but I like this.  I am going see what I can do to get some of this changed in a next version. I am concern about he moire which actually had not noticed right away as the image holds up due to the flame etc. ... but that is never nice and must be eliminated!  Anyway thanks for the input will try to post some adjustments soon.