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June 5th, 2009, 12:27 AM | #16 | |
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When we meet up, you can check it out and see for yourself. I have made some pretty nice images with it. I am thinking that it will be good for walking around, following my documentary subject through the buildings and museums as well as in the car, trains, etc. You do not get vignetting at 18.5mm bare (for interiors) and at 21.5mm or longer with the Vari ND attached. I was going to buy a proper full frame wide angle until I realized that I don't really care for many of the Nikons (I have the 28,, 2.8 D, terrible lens) and I cannot afford the Zeiss. The Canons have just started looking good with the new firmware, but once again, I already owned the Tokina. Dan |
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June 5th, 2009, 12:30 AM | #17 |
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Hi Brian:
I am pretty happy with the look of the footage so far. I have only shot a couple of things so far but the images are good, I like the look. I need to mess around with the custom picture settings, I am getting sick of the stock 5D MKII look. I would like less crushed blacks, less color saturation and less sharpening so I will be experimenting with developing my own look. I am shooting all over France and I think France will look better through a more Impressionist desaturated palette personally. Dan |
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Hey Dan, wonderful rig! Maybe a little intimidating for camera shy people!!! ;-DD
That zoom recorder should be horizontal, not vertical. It has a couple of mics in XY, so you can pan them L-R (if recorded horizontal)... |
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Edit: Rechecked original, and it doesn't show the issues displayed on the Vimeo playback.
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June 5th, 2009, 01:49 AM | #21 |
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This must mean that Vimeo has screwed up the compression in some other way then. At least the 30fps>25fps horrible conversion jitters & stutters shouldn't be present any more.
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June 5th, 2009, 12:35 PM | #24 |
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Thanks Avey, I'll hunt down and give it a try.
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It's here Dan. From Luis de la Cerda in the Optimum Color Temp thread.
It's subtle but I like it. anyway, he says that we're free to mess with it how we want, so maybe it's a good starting place for your tweaking. Avey |
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Thanks Avey. You are making it too easy for me. Now if I only didn't have a show and two articles due, I could get out my 5D MKII and mess about with with it. I have been to busy to even update the firmware yet!
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Dude,
your priorities are all wrong man… :-) |
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my new 5D set up
total set up cost me around 500 bucks |
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