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April 7th, 2012, 12:38 PM
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Short Doc Shot on EX-3
Hello There,
Still loving my EX-3 for doc shooting after all these years, here's a short doc I shot on EX-3 and color graded with DaVinci Resolve: Thanks for watching! Gerry Gerry Curtis www.digitalkilnstudios.com www.savasanafilm.com |
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April 23rd, 2012, 02:22 AM
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Re: Short Doc Shot on EX-3
Professionally made, but I have the impression that some of the shots, especially those with a white shirt in them, are overexposed. This often strikes me in EX3-footage.
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April 23rd, 2012, 05:39 AM
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Re: Short Doc Shot on EX-3
In the interviews done in the classroom under the florescent lights, did you add other lights? If so what did you use?
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April 23rd, 2012, 01:17 PM
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Re: Short Doc Shot on EX-3
Thanks for your comments!
Luc: I'm not sure if I'd day that the EX cameras are bad at handling highlights. In these types of shooting conditions I'd rather have a white shirt lose some detail than expose the whole image down to preserve those details. I don't believe in the "expose to the right" school of thinking. White shirts can be tricky even in controlled lighting situations. Les: I lit a few shots in the first school with an Arri 1k with a Chimera, but the rest were all available lighting, due to time constraints. The first 2 interviews in the first school were shot with the lights off using daylight and a reflector for some fill. Cheers, Gerry www.digitalkilnstudios.com www.savasanafilm.com |
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