Music Video - Uncompressed HD-SDI & 35mm Lenses at DVinfo.net

Christopher Ruffell · June 12th, 2009, 07:20 PM

This video we shot 100% uncompressed 1080P 24P.. yes, there was a Mac Pro on set regardless of where we were. Lugging generators, camera, computer and lights into remote areas certainly added an interesting element for an average 5 person crew.

The cable was an 150' HD-SDI cable, connected to a nanoConnect box and into the HDMI port on the camera. The camera was using a 35mm adpater, and shooting with Nikon lenses. I was the DP and camera op.

Vampires! Blooooood & Loooove. It's a music video!

Story conceptualized, directed and edited by Paul Michael Worth. Produced by Paul Michael Worth and myself, Chris Ruffell. I was the cinematographer and camera operator, colourist, and I did the compositing with the book in the last shots.

Nikon 50mm F1.4 :D And a zoom were the lenses I used the most. There was also an 18mm lens (borrowed) for the wide shots.

Lo-no budget production, done as a labour of love with a few generator rentals and borrowing of props and locations. (The gravestones are actually styrofoam that I cut and painted with a friend to look the way they do!)

Would like to hear what you think - cheers!

Uncompressed HD 35mm Adapter Music Video! 'Machina' HDMI on Vimeo

Juan Todoli · June 13th, 2009, 01:19 AM

Love it Crhis!

Very good job & a quite very nice colors.

Cheers.

Christopher Ruffell · November 23rd, 2009, 01:29 AM

Thanks Juan!

Thanks to Chris Hurd, we can now embed video from Vimeo - here's the video:

June 12th, 2009, 07:20 PM	#1
Christopher Ruffell Major Player Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Victoria, BC Posts: 202	Music Video - Uncompressed HD-SDI & 35mm Lenses This video we shot 100% uncompressed 1080P 24P.. yes, there was a Mac Pro on set regardless of where we were. Lugging generators, camera, computer and lights into remote areas certainly added an interesting element for an average 5 person crew. The cable was an 150' HD-SDI cable, connected to a nanoConnect box and into the HDMI port on the camera. The camera was using a 35mm adpater, and shooting with Nikon lenses. I was the DP and camera op. Vampires! Blooooood & Loooove. It's a music video! Story conceptualized, directed and edited by Paul Michael Worth. Produced by Paul Michael Worth and myself, Chris Ruffell. I was the cinematographer and camera operator, colourist, and I did the compositing with the book in the last shots. Nikon 50mm F1.4 :D And a zoom were the lenses I used the most. There was also an 18mm lens (borrowed) for the wide shots. Lo-no budget production, done as a labour of love with a few generator rentals and borrowing of props and locations. (The gravestones are actually styrofoam that I cut and painted with a friend to look the way they do!) Would like to hear what you think - cheers! Uncompressed HD 35mm Adapter Music Video! 'Machina' HDMI on Vimeo

November 23rd, 2009, 01:29 AM	#3
Christopher Ruffell Major Player Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Victoria, BC Posts: 202	Vimeo video embed Thanks Juan! Thanks to Chris Hurd, we can now embed video from Vimeo - here's the video: Machina 'Act One Stage Left' Music Video - HD Uncompressed 35mm Lenses on Vimeo

June 13th, 2009, 01:19 AM	#2
Juan Todoli Regular Crew Join Date: May 2009 Location: Gandia, Spain Posts: 68	Love it Crhis! Very good job & a quite very nice colors. Cheers.