2nd fashion video with raw shooting (60D)

[Nang]

Here's my 2nd video I shot using raw format. Like my first one, I shot at 960x544, uprezzed to 1280x720 (psd) in Lightroom, edit in Premiere Pro, added finishing touches in AE, and finally compressed for web via Quicktime.

thanks!

[Abstrak]

Are you using 24 fps override in camera. I tried these settings over the weekend I was getting random pink frames in the footage. Are you getting this and just cutting it out? And to clarify you are exporting to 1280 x 720 in lightroom for edit in Premiere?

[5D3shooter]

real nice

[Nang]

Are you using 24 fps override in camera. I tried these settings over the weekend I was getting random pink frames in the footage. Are you getting this and just cutting it out? And to clarify you are exporting to 1280 x 720 in lightroom for edit in Premiere?

I used 23.976 fps as override and I did notice a few pink frames on my 1st video, but none on this and my 3rd video. I also have my Global Draw off... not sure if that will do anything. Yes I did little bit of white balancing/light/color in lightroom and export to 1280x720 psd sequences from lightroom.

real nice

Thank you!

[iamoui]

Here's my 2nd video I shot using raw format. Like my first one, I shot at 960x544, uprezzed to 1280x720 (psd) in Lightroom, edit in Premiere Pro, added finishing touches in AE, and finally compressed for web via Quicktime.

thanks!

Looks great! Are you doing anything in particular to combat moire and aliasing? Hair seems to be a problem for me, causing multicolor aliasing.

Thanks
Mick

[Nang]

Looks great! Are you doing anything in particular to combat moire and aliasing? Hair seems to be a problem for me, causing multicolor aliasing.

Thanks
Mick

Unfortunately I haven't found anything solid. Premiere Pro has this built-in effect called Antialias, but all it really does is blur everything. So I just put it on an adjustment layer and turn down the opacity very slightly on clips that have harsh aliasing. Not the best fix, but it worked on a few of my clips.

[pascal]

Nice video Nang! I like the close up shots of the model. What stabilizing rig do you use? The coloring was a bit too bright for my taste but I think it was your choice of art which is good.

[Nang]

Nice video Nang! I like the close up shots of the model. What stabilizing rig do you use? The coloring was a bit too bright for my taste but I think it was your choice of art which is good.

Thank you, I used a Laing P-03 stabilizer - cheap, affordable and it works! Not sure if you can tell from the video, but I'm not very good at stabilizing lol. Is it really too bright? I asked some friends and a few of them said it's too bright while others said it's okay. Neither of my monitors are calibrated so I'm just going off by what I see.

[robbierob2005]

Nice video. My compliments. Very well indeed.