xl2 grabs from a short

navitas

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O.K so I got my XL2 a month ago (finally...) and I made a little short. It's the first thing i shot with an xl2. Earlier I was an xl1s-user....

Technical spec:
- xl2 (+3x wide lens)
- manfrotto 525mvb+503 head
- 3 filter set by canon
- glidecam smoothshooter
- 500W halogen light with a softbox.
- it took me 8h to shoot it.




1
01.jpg

no CC
01ncc.jpg


2
02.jpg

no CC
02ncc.jpg


3
03.jpg

no CC
03ncc.jpg


4
04.jpg

no CC
04ncc.jpg


5
05.jpg

no CC
05ncc.jpg


6
06.jpg

no CC
06ncc.jpg


7
07.jpg

no CC
07ncc.jpg



//noCC grabs may be a liitle different cause I exported everything directly from Premiere and I don't remember the exact location of each grab at the timeline)
 
Nice stuff I shot a feature with the xl 2 and I'm telling you with a mini 35 you can do wonders. LOOks Good!
 
Assuming those stills are all from the same movie,
I' find the color correction is quite different for each scene:
Pic 1 and 2 look more like from a docu while Pic 7 looks quite filmish.

In Pic 6: is that a white wall behind the kids? If so, white balance did
not work out too well? Or is that just my monitor that gives me a
yellow-ish wall?

Just my unexperienced $.02
 
Thanks for the feedback guys!

Oli.S said:
Assuming those stills are all from the same movie,
I' find the color correction is quite different for each scene:
Pic 1 and 2 look more like from a docu while Pic 7 looks quite filmish.

In Pic 6: is that a white wall behind the kids? If so, white balance did
not work out too well? Or is that just my monitor that gives me a
yellow-ish wall?

Just my unexperienced $.02


About CC: Basicly I wanted to establish some difference in time of day (short is 10 minutes long and has scenes at 10am, 6pm, 10pm). Thats why we have here: pict.1,2 (10am), pict.4,5 (6pm, sunset), pict.3,6,7(10pm, indoors). CC was done in basic RT CC from matrox video editing card (brightness, contrast gamma, levels, color balance) for shots at 10am, 10pm and using magic bullet (sunset shots).

Pict.6 as John Hudson said has indeed not white but yellow-ish wall (as you suspected). I'am throwing in shots before CC to the first post so you can see the difference.
 
ı actually like the one of the boy alone in the door uncorrected. it looked more organic uncorrected.
 
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