A GLASS OF WATER stills

[Alexander Nikishin]

Here are a few stills from a short I shot titled "A Glass of Water" Directed by John Bernard.

All shot on Optica Elite primes.

I love this camera. :biggrin:

 

[Jason Francois]

Nice.

The medium-wide of the boy walking to the MRI has a very classic feel to it.

 

[Matthew Bennett]

I agree with the above comment, great frame!

This looks fantastic, some of the best I've seen.

 

[MikeHedge]

wow they look great!

 

[Daniel Reichenbach]

Hi Alexander, great stuff!

 

[Julio Quintana]

Beautiful. I like the wide shot of the dark shooting range. Very evocative.

 

[Harva Raj]

a set of optica elite lens cost USD 25000, am i rite?

 

[Álex Montoya]

Great shots. Just have a problem with the overxposures. Did you intend them to look that way?

 

[Álex Montoya]

Don't mean to mingle, but even if you can't recover some detail there, wouldn't something like this be better?

 

[arun]

Nice frames what lens used?

 

[Nicholas Shields]

Great work!!

Nick.

 

[Cal Brunker]

Awesome frames!

Hey, did you shoot those lenses full wide at all, T1.3? Are they as mushy as the superspeeds are wide open?

 

[Alexander Nikishin]

First off, I'd like to thank everyone for the compliments. :biggrin:

Don't mean to mingle, but even if you can't recover some detail there, wouldn't something like this be better?

Looks better to me, good job.

Excuse me for my poor grading skills, I'm still playing around with the whole concept.

The over-exposures were intentional.

Nice frames what lens used?

Optica Elite T1.3 primes.

Awesome frames!

Hey, did you shoot those lenses full wide at all, T1.3? Are they as mushy as the superspeeds are wide open?

The MRI shots were shot at T1.3, the imagine becomes a tid bit softer but not mushy like a Super Speed would.

The Optica Elite's are great lens.

 

[Cal Brunker]

Don't mean to mingle, but even if you can't recover some detail there, wouldn't something like this be better?

Hey man, did you just fix the highlight clip with a highlight curves roll off in photoshop? Agreed 100% on the improvement. You might want to share whatever tweaks you did, so the extra goodness ends up on screen in the final film!

Cal

 

[BASSAM MSSALATIE]

it look's like sad story . i would like to see it .nice work

 

[Paolo Tinari]

very good job

 

[Darren Orange]

This is big first real footage I have seen from the Optica Elites, it may change some of our plans. Any chance to get some 4K stills up?

 

[Álex Montoya]

Hey man, did you just fix the highlight clip with a highlight curves roll off in photoshop?

Yeah, I did some additional color tweaks, but it just needed a shoulder to lean on.

 

[Alexander Nikishin]

This is big first real footage I have seen from the Optica Elites, it may change some of our plans. Any chance to get some 4K stills up?

4K 2:1 Tiff for you....

http://www.filefactory.com/file/b213e0/

EDIT* Please note that this shot has some heavy diffusion from a DF50 diff. machine going on.

 

[Álex Montoya]

Thanks for that. Did you tweak RC or RA to get all the info in the histogram?