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Tragic Lantern / Re: Raw video on 50d and 40d
« on: August 16, 2013, 10:22:28 PM »
Summarizing edit from mods: I went back to making videos on my cell phone and won't be bothering any of you with my opinions for the time being.
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Well i'm not professional at all. I do other things (music). But i love filiming as well and everything i do, i try to do my best. It was the first experience in shooting and there is a lot of things i did wrong i know. It was posted just to show my experience with Canon 50D RAW module. If it looks stupid for someone, well ok thenBut at least i can be honest with myself that i completed the project and it was a lot of hard work for me (shooting, editing, color grading etc). Cheers!
I'm thinking bying myself an old 50D as a spare for y 5D2 and I wanted to know if there is something better in super35 sensor for RAW. (I've found one 50D for 380E) and of course if the max resolution (1584x1058) can be achieve easyly ? What I've seen on EOSHD and on VIMEO with the 50D looks really impressive....
Hey man there is a lot to be said about this video but I don't think you know shit about color correction and grading. My brother did the color correction and color matching, he managed to pull amazing info out of the few H264 clips we used and managed to match them to the RAW files, getting evry bit of info out of the skies using luma mascs.
Go read http://www.amazon.fr/Color-Correction-Handbook-Professional-Techniques/dp/0321713117 then you can talk about CC...
what is th max write speed at this moment?
I'm no master at anything.
In regards to your mannerism, there is no reason why anyone should say something is stupid. You might think it's stupid, but have the common courtesy and respect for your fellow filmmakers and give constructive & encouraging feedback. Or don't leave feedback at all.
You with your green cat and constant requests on step-by-step colorgrading tutorials think THIS looks stupid??
Please show us some of your work - And not just your tests!
Regards,
ezpRado
Nah, 3200 looks tightly better to me - or less worse. There's almost a red block above the "1600" tag. But, then again, in this image. Probably, like you said, the higher ISOs are not practically different.
Here is the little music/promo/teaser video i'v made with 50D RAW...this was the first experience and i think i can't go back to H264 mode ever!
Okay, there have been popping up presets for After Effects/Adobe to get flat pictures, import or render them to 10bit and apply luts or whatever. I've also read people complaining about flickering in ACR.
To avoid this, I have "created" two a camera profiles which give you a very flat picture style and some desaturation. This is just a test as I'm not an expert but I think it works fine (tried out with the 50d raw video with cdng files). I will look into it again when I have some time. Here are the camera profiles:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/sxxj82szbimxn8f/MLfilm%20slight.dcp
https://www.dropbox.com/s/8yhv4qsquaygs3s/MLfilm%20strong.dcp
You have to put them into c:/users/"your username"/AppData/Roaming/Adobe/CameraRaw/CameraProfiles
Afterwards they should appear under the camera calibration tab.
@Silkway - might I suggest you look here: http://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?board=14.0
Grading and workflow has been covered extensively.
Hey there Silkway.
I'm not sure why your image is cast green - there must be a white balance issue. The preset does not affect your white balance - that you must set yourself using the eye drop tool in ACR.
The flatz preset does not manipulate saturation - it uses tonemapping to get as much detail out of your shadows and highlights to be able to render to a more manageable file format for grading. You apply it to a sequence, but you can also use Bridge to apply it to all of your DNG's at once if you prefer.
To get the DNxHD file formats, you need to download them from AVID here: http://avid.force.com/pkb/articles/en_US/Compatibility/en350875
Davinci is a powerful industry standard color correction software. Naturally, I prefer it for professional work. Unlike Adobe AE, it provides you with a RGB Parade to see if your grades/colors are broadcast legal.
Here is a workflow video I did quickly covering the basics of this preset:
@Silkway - The green cast is there probably for the reasons 1% described earlier. Dual ISO on the 50D is a 'work in progress'.
For raw video, the 50D certainly does have a 'look' to it. I like it. I love the 5d3's raw video and the 7D is looking like it could be great too.
Good for youI know a lot of pros who would disagree with that. For ISO and DR, the 50D is inferior to most Rebels and certainly inferior to the newer cameras but it's still good for the money. TBH I just saw some footage from the Digital Bolex and IMO the 50D easily matches it.... probably betters it.
I highlighted the ISO range not for dual ISO but for raw video (although it will have relevance to Dual ISO too) because if this is the case it will be better to shoot within the ISO limitations of the camera and increase/decrease exposure etc in post. It's all about getting the best SNR and DR from the sensor no matter what it's specific limitations are. Digitally amplifying ISO in-camera can be inferior to doing it in an image editing app AFIK.
So the 50D is actually 200 - 1250 ISOeverything else is digitally amplified?
So, I'm loving the Tragic Build. Great work there guys.hey can u explane this thing? im interested
Also, pulled out that cheap nifty fifty to check it's sharpness at 3x crop mode. Absolutely sharp. What a great lens! This is a still from 2K footage at 3x crop. Of course, I used my Flatz Preset to render out a DNxHD and grade in resolve. No post sharpening added. You can download that here: www.dlwatson.net/flatz-preset.html
Click the image to see in full res
I will post some comparsions of 50d dual iso vs d7000,d300,d800 for you, but I will wait until it's more tested.
And honestly, the 50d is pretty bad at stills, it has a nasty filter (very soft) so it doesn't even stand up against 12mp cameras and the ISO performance is also not up to the task when compared to any modern camera (apsc,fullframe,m43,etc...).
Maybe ML thinking its 1600 is causing the green shadows... I know pink/green? highlight come from gain, ie. using ISO 50. Not sure if the numerical value is just a placeholder or actually used in post processing.