Hi, can i have some opinions suggestions on this? at DVinfo.net

Arthur To · September 15th, 2004, 04:16 PM

Hi i did these with my stock XL1s

talk about anything about them, colorization, focus, grain, ANYTHING. a 14yr old has got to learn if he wants to be successful.

thx

here is the link with the pics (they're just taken out of a promotional video i did):

http://community.webshots.com/album/138566214dAvVcr

Jesse Bekas · September 15th, 2004, 10:43 PM

I understand that you want your work analzyed, but you could get a 1,000 contradictory responses on the qualities of the shots, due to the subjective nature of imaging art. Be more specific. Maybe mention what you were trying to accomplish in each of the shots' lighting, composition, framing, colors, etc...

Also it's very hard to imply a "filmlook" through stills. We should see what the motion of the video looks like. That would be the most telling sign. For the most part it looked properly exposed.

If this is really just plain old XL1S footage, it will either look like video (60/50i) or like frame mode video (soft, 30p). Besides those two options, and without postproduction color corretion/effects, video from the cam will look like video.

September 15th, 2004, 04:16 PM	#1
Arthur To Regular Crew Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Cerritos, CA Posts: 78	Hi, can i have some opinions suggestions on this? Hi i did these with my stock XL1s talk about anything about them, colorization, focus, grain, ANYTHING. a 14yr old has got to learn if he wants to be successful. thx here is the link with the pics (they're just taken out of a promotional video i did): http://community.webshots.com/album/138566214dAvVcr __________________ xL1s

September 15th, 2004, 10:43 PM	#2
Jesse Bekas Major Player Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Ridgefield Park, New Jersey, USA Posts: 572	I understand that you want your work analzyed, but you could get a 1,000 contradictory responses on the qualities of the shots, due to the subjective nature of imaging art. Be more specific. Maybe mention what you were trying to accomplish in each of the shots' lighting, composition, framing, colors, etc... Also it's very hard to imply a "filmlook" through stills. We should see what the motion of the video looks like. That would be the most telling sign. For the most part it looked properly exposed. If this is really just plain old XL1S footage, it will either look like video (60/50i) or like frame mode video (soft, 30p). Besides those two options, and without postproduction color corretion/effects, video from the cam will look like video.