Videoclip with the HPX301

Wow, really nice!
Colours, dynamic range, sharpness all excellent.
What lens did you use? Looks extremely good if it's the stock lens, I'd guess it isn't?
Steve
 
Yeah, really great pictures! Panasonic should give you money for this great "advertisement" :)
I know you did Colourgrading, but could you share your Scene-File Setting?
 
Thanks for your coments, the scene file was:
DL -2
VDL -7
DC -5
CL 0
CP 0
CT 0
CTB 0
MP 0
DRS 1
GAMA CINELIKE D
KNEE LOW
MATRIX CINELIKE
SKIND. OFF
VDF THIN
 
Hi Cees, I exported the clip from Final Cut with Quicktime conversion as a mov clip with h264 codec with the Best Quality and keyframes every 24 frames, bye and good luck.
 
I do the same but never got such sharp images !!
I have now shot a small documentary (about 60 minutes) in AVC-I-100 25p but wonder how I should export it without loosing to much resolution and not getting HUGE files. I tried some export flavours and get file between 10 Gb till 200 Gb can be obtained. NO CUSTOMER can handle this (even 10 GB). So I just wonder how you do this, getting maximum quality and not an enormous file size (I know these are in conflicting) but maybe you can give me a hint what I can used best in this case ???

thanks in advance.
Cees


Hi Cees, I exported the clip from Final Cut with Quicktime conversion as a mov clip with h264 codec with the Best Quality and keyframes every 24 frames, bye and good luck.
 
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