https://vimeo.com/176268184
I like! What lenses did you use? Any lights or just ambient/natural?
Beautiful work @springs32. Love your composures and I can tell you used ETTR very well. Obviously having all these open windows helped. Definitely looks like 5D3 with some primes and you also used crop-mode for the extreme tight shots, right? Did you have a partner shooting along with you from different angles or was this done solo?
Again wonderful work done and would you mind sharing us the post workflow you used as well what Canon/ML menu settings were used -- Thanks for sharing your masterpiece!
Haha I didnt use any ETTR actually. I just had two 5d3's and a Canon 35 on one and a sigma 85 on the other. My brother was my second shooter! I didnt use any crop modes either!
I graded in after effects and then rendered for editing in premiere. The biggest feature that helps me out is the magic zoom so i can check focus while recording. Other than that, I dont use too many ML features, other than RAW of course!
Beautiful man
Quote from: springs32 on July 26, 2016, 08:41:11 PM
Haha I didnt use any ETTR actually. I just had two 5d3's and a Canon 35 on one and a sigma 85 on the other. My brother was my second shooter! I didnt use any crop modes either!
How nice to have your brother on set with you. Must have been fun! Seriously that's the killer combo with these 35 and 85 primes. Now imagine if you were to go from 35 to 105mm or 85 to 255mm within a push of a button (crop-mode) and yet shoot them wide open at 1.4 or whatever it is. That's unheard of. Especially between 105 to 255mm. Bokeh's priceless!
Quote from: springs32 on July 26, 2016, 08:41:11 PM
I graded in after effects and then rendered for editing in premiere. The biggest feature that helps me out is the magic zoom so i can check focus while recording. Other than that, I dont use too many ML features, other than RAW of course!
Looks real nice. Felt very cinematic. Skin tones were incredible. Perhaps to help speed up your workflow ... Check out @Andy600's Cinelog-C (http://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=10151.0Cinelog-C) if you haven't yet already.
Beautiful shots, well done !
It is a pleasure to see this video. I am surely not the only one like to know something about your 5D3 and MLV record settings because in the Video it´s above and below the black stripes visible.
If you find the time, it will be very interesting for me and many others.
Thanks again for showing.
Regards from Cyprus,
Albert