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what picture style did you you used and what sharpening setting? I guess you locked the exposure not to get the iso 3200? |
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Hi Ralph,
Everything was on zero, so no picture style. Most of the WB was done custom with a couple of occasions using the preset tungsten. The exposure was locked on all scenes, but I didn't lock it in a way to stop it going to 3200. In some of the darker scenes (like the wine glass) I'm sure it was at 3200 ASA. Edmond
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Greetings All,
I've had a few people complaining that the Vimeo version stutters at points; if you've found this, please watch it on the SmugMug site - this seems to work better for most. Also, a note of thanks to those who have watched it - its had over 16,700 views so far! Many thanks to those who have posted feedback. Cheers, Edmond
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And you short film deserves much more views that the "Reverie" that in my mind is absolutely crappy in story and narrative way that should be present in a moving picture but the circumstances were not as they are today. Cheers, T |
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Great work.
Now I am salivating for the 5D. I have to save more to buy it within the next 3 months. |
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Hi Toenis,
You won't regret getting the camera; it opens up so many creative avenues. Thank you so much for your extremely kind words. I very much appreciate all that you have said. As you have said though, when Vincent shot Reverie, circumstances were different. To have a couple of days to shoot a film with a product that hadn't existed before, certainly would have been hard to say the least. Reverie did open all our eyes to what the 5D MkII is capable of, and in that respect is a success. Again, many thanks for your great complements, Edmond Quote:
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Hi Julius,
Many thanks. As the camera I used was a review unit for the British Journal of Photography (for whom I wrote a two part review), so I'm saving up too!! Good luck, Edmond
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Free flicker in Europe!
Hi Edmond.
You have done an impressive work, congratulations. Not only the image is superb, the story is very good too! Most of times one wants to have the best equipement but to achieve a good work you need great ideas. I have noticied that your video has no flicker and of course is filmed in Europe. How have you achieved this? Shutter speed 1/30? Thanks. Tomeu Santandreu Serra i Costes - Fotografia Mallorca |
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Thanks Tomeu, you're very kind.
To be honest, I don't have a clue what the shutter speed was. As its a 5D MkII, this is set automatically. Quote:
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Hi Edmond and Teonis.
Teonis... Maybe Im stupid but do you have in Estonia 50Hz AC? I just want to be sure. Im not sure if to buy a 5D mII or wait for the replacement of the 1D mIII. Flickering is the main issue Im worried about, I prefer to pay more money for a flicker free one, that's 25p. I hope 1D mIII will have it. Tomeu Santandreu |
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