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April 23rd, 2008, 07:37 PM | #1 |
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Wedding we filmed last weekend. We try to get these out asap to the client. Also used some Super 8 at this wedding...will post footage with the Highlight later down the road. Bride is a model...and was a great subject to film.
http://www.northernlightfilmworks.co...elltrailer.mov -John |
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Looks great John! Nice and clean!
What are you shooting and editing on? *Nevermind... saw where you stated that in another post! |
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Really well done John, great camera storytelling.
Do you mind me asking what music score was that, (it sounded great)? |
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The music score was from the soundtrack "Gone Baby Gone" - song Lionel. -John |
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April 24th, 2008, 08:51 AM | #6 |
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It's funny, I was watching your footage thinking that it looked like XHA1 stuff but then saw pictures of Z1's on your site and was wondering how the heck you made your Z1's look like A1's. Guess I have my answer. That footage has a nice look about it. Something I like, but can't put my finger on.
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Sorry Ethan....I totally missed your question. In Color you have so much more control over colors and contrast. You can really hone in on boosting colors. It is very sensitive and little corrections have more of an impact than if done in 3 way color correction. There are some plugins that come with Color. You have great scopes to work with and you can set those up a number of ways. Color, however, doesn't like Motion files, jpeg or slowmo. You have to export these to Color as self contained Quicktime movies. Color is such a deep program that I'm sure I have only scratched the surface on it's capability. I like color grading so I up for learning it.
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