*The Leash* Promo shot with HVX200+Redrock Micro at DVinfo.net

Vahe Papazyan · August 21st, 2006, 12:39 PM

Hey guys check out the promo for this new device called the leash. It was shot over the weekend of August 12,13 with my Hvx200 and redrock micro adapter and set of nikons.

Check it out.

http://leashtv.com/

I would love to hear any insights, comments or criticism you guys might have.

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Lonnie Bell · August 21st, 2006, 02:12 PM

very well done... i think you achieved what you were going for - so big kuddos!!

question for you - the leash coming in at the beginning and end, it seems to float in and then rotate around in a 360... it's a composite, but how did you acquire the footage - many, many frames of stop motion photography or did you shoot it suspended in front of greenscreen?? and then which software did you use shake, Motion2, AE... i've seen this done many times, but have never done "product" work before... it's very well done!

would you mind sharing your techs and tricks...

either way - nice job!
Lonnie

Chuck Nolde · August 21st, 2006, 02:34 PM

wow. I was assuming that after adding the M2 adapter that this kind of rig would need to be shot on a tripod - how easy/hard was it for you guys to do the handheld shots with the M2 rig? Also, did you guys use a matte box?

Cees Mutsaers · August 22nd, 2006, 02:18 PM

The composition i really liked but am a little dissapointed with the amount of noise!

Vahe Papazyan · August 22nd, 2006, 06:15 PM

the video that is up is actually what our dp, Mark, went off of. It is our talented directors, Xandy Smith's, vision in action. Thanks to Adam for bringing it all together.

We actually shot various scenes using the Fig Rig. It was a workout for mark but he pulled it off, it was amazingly stable when the camera's weight was properly distriputed. We also used the baseplate of the M2 rod support system as a shoulder support and gripped the camera by its rods and shot that way. We also had a Birns and Sawyer shoulder support system that came in handy.

The hardest part was focusing when shooting handheld.

Greg Almond · August 27th, 2006, 05:23 AM

I am really impressed by the Redrock micro adapter, it really gives the HVX the Depth of Field it lacks with the standard lense.

The footage looks very good, i am very impressed on how much this little cam can do with the right use.

August 21st, 2006, 12:39 PM	#1
Vahe Papazyan New Boot Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: los angeles Posts: 7	The Leash Promo shot with HVX200+Redrock Micro Hey guys check out the promo for this new device called the leash. It was shot over the weekend of August 12,13 with my Hvx200 and redrock micro adapter and set of nikons. Check it out. http://leashtv.com/ I would love to hear any insights, comments or criticism you guys might have. __________________ http://hdrentals.up.to visit my webpage for unbeatable deals on the redrock micro 35mm adapter, HVX200, nikon lenses, kessler crane, indiedolly, cartoni focus tripod and many more goodies.

August 21st, 2006, 02:12 PM	#2
Lonnie Bell Major Player Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Las Vegas, NV United States Posts: 361	very well done... i think you achieved what you were going for - so big kuddos!! question for you - the leash coming in at the beginning and end, it seems to float in and then rotate around in a 360... it's a composite, but how did you acquire the footage - many, many frames of stop motion photography or did you shoot it suspended in front of greenscreen?? and then which software did you use shake, Motion2, AE... i've seen this done many times, but have never done "product" work before... it's very well done! would you mind sharing your techs and tricks... either way - nice job! Lonnie __________________ Lonnie Bell mamas boy productions Las Vegas, NV

August 21st, 2006, 02:34 PM	#3
Chuck Nolde New Boot Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Roanoke, Va Posts: 5	handheld? wow. I was assuming that after adding the M2 adapter that this kind of rig would need to be shot on a tripod - how easy/hard was it for you guys to do the handheld shots with the M2 rig? Also, did you guys use a matte box?

August 22nd, 2006, 06:15 PM	#5
Vahe Papazyan New Boot Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: los angeles Posts: 7	not the video the video that is up is actually what our dp, Mark, went off of. It is our talented directors, Xandy Smith's, vision in action. Thanks to Adam for bringing it all together. We actually shot various scenes using the Fig Rig. It was a workout for mark but he pulled it off, it was amazingly stable when the camera's weight was properly distriputed. We also used the baseplate of the M2 rod support system as a shoulder support and gripped the camera by its rods and shot that way. We also had a Birns and Sawyer shoulder support system that came in handy. The hardest part was focusing when shooting handheld.

August 22nd, 2006, 02:18 PM	#4
Cees Mutsaers New Boot Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: NB Posts: 15	The composition i really liked but am a little dissapointed with the amount of noise!

August 27th, 2006, 05:23 AM	#6
Greg Almond New Boot Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 14	I am really impressed by the Redrock micro adapter, it really gives the HVX the Depth of Field it lacks with the standard lense. The footage looks very good, i am very impressed on how much this little cam can do with the right use.