Check it out and let me know what you think!
Shot on a canon 5D mark iii running magic lantern.
http://vimeo.com/148298679
Love this so much. 5D3 is such a beast, ain't it?
Care to share the specs/settings used within Canon as well as ML and which glass did you use?
Also which converter & workflow did you choose in Post?
Thanks for sharing @mbiondo25!
I liked the short (hated the weird open end ;D, but seems typical for short-films)
The switching camera angles makes it interesting to watch (waterdrops on the window, face filmed from the front, face filmed from the back of the car etc.)
And then there's the nice orange/teal look ;)
Quality of the image makes me guess that this was shot in h.264 and not in raw, it isn't super detailed/sharp.
And the noise that is present makes me think you used a flat picture profile.
Quote from: DeafEyeJedi on December 10, 2015, 06:09:01 AM
Love this so much. 5D3 is such a beast, ain't it?
Care to share the specs/settings used within Canon as well as ML and which glass did you use?
Also which converter & workflow did you choose in Post?
Thanks for sharing @mbiondo25!
Thanks man! I've posted my last few shorts on here and you've always been supportive. Really appreciate it. 5D is a beast for sure.
Got a lot going on this weekend but i'll post my workflow soon.
Thanks again for checking it out.
Quote from: Levas on December 10, 2015, 09:34:27 AM
I liked the short (hated the weird open end ;D, but seems typical for short-films)
The switching camera angles makes it interesting to watch (waterdrops on the window, face filmed from the front, face filmed from the back of the car etc.)
And then there's the nice orange/teal look ;)
Quality of the image makes me guess that this was shot in h.264 and not in raw, it isn't super detailed/sharp.
And the noise that is present makes me think you used a flat picture profile.
Thanks! The end does seem to be getting a mixed response. I kinda like it! ;D
I used an external recorder. The Ninja 2. And the flat profile I used was cinestyle.
great short! loved the water shots.
thanks!
Whoa. Very cool.
Thanks!