Web Short Shot on 7D Black and White, Lambo/Phantom

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ajjax44

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I :kali: this on the 7D this week for a friend who's starting a clothing line. It was my first time really using it and I found it to be pretty user friendly except for some oddities in the auto functions. I was able to figure it out after fiddling a bit though. Also to me it felt kind of awkward in my hands since I'm used to the HVX/HMC150 style bodies. I spent most of the time on the tripod and dolly as a result, but I was very happy with the overall images it produced. Rolling shutter was a major issue with movement but, I crafted the style of the piece to avoid that nastyness. I have read through the forums and saw some stuff on fixing this but I was wondering if anyone had any newer tricks to make RS less of an issue overall. Regardless, thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0aHxzf7ixQ
 
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I felt like the blacks are crushed too much, the clothing was not exposed enough (until last shots) to draw my attention.
 
snp - We did the black and white in post to control the contrast more. I shot it with a pretty high contrast range as it was, though. Lot of single source, dark shadows with no fill.

helcik - Appreciate the comment and thanks for watching. This is mainly a teaser for the brand so the clothing will be featured more in the next episode. Their wearable design samples were still being constructed when we shot this so the only clothing that was ready for show and wear were the leather jackets at the end (which is why they were exposed better). This will be an ongoing 8 episode series that will follow the mysterious shadowy figure. Trust me it's going to get crazy and global in it's story line and feature the clothes much more.

Also, we moved it over to Youtube since that's a more popular site to share things with the world.

AJ
 
Great looking shots and nice choice of inserts and dollying,i take my hat off to you my good man.Keep up the nice looking work!!Not to impede on your secret..lol but what settings did you use to cover the shots?
 
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