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You were used to offer us faster pacing videos, but your epic approach is equally impressive! I especially loved the opening shots and the color grading (I've got a thing with the grading! :) ). Only small glitch I noticed (and I am not sure what is the reason for it) is that some slo-mo parts seem a little jerky. I know this happens when trying to slow down progressive footage, but still...
I liked it a lot anyway! I love cinematic approaches and this one certainly delivers!
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April 2nd, 2010, 05:36 AM
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Thx for your feedback Dimitris and thumbs up, really appreciate it!
Yes, I agree about the slight stuttering, but I am sure vimeo does not help the cause :) Cheers. John De Rienzo |
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April 2nd, 2010, 07:56 AM
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Hey John,
I watched this a few days ago but I was a little busy to comment. The opening audio really work for me, it sounded awesome... What mic were you using? You guys across the pond always have the coolest cars to shoot... I'm somewhat tired of the traditional american limo. Nice work! Steve |
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April 2nd, 2010, 08:22 AM
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Hi Stephen, thx for your comments.
We'll swap the limo's for our cars! :) The audio for this section was taken from a Rode Stereomic connected to the Marantz PMD 660 by XLR. Hope this helps and thx again. |
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