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Commercial - cooke zoom and standard speeds

Piers McGrail

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Here are some grabs from a small commercial I shot last week, Epic with an old Cooke zoom and a couple of standard speeds. Few more on my blog.

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No BTS pics unfortunately, though they wouldn't be hugely interesting! It was a very small set up, just five of us on the crew, minimal lighting etc. We had to shoot the galloping shots from a jeep, which was unfortunate. We could really have done with an Ultimate Arm ;) I think they stand out as being a little lo-fi.

@ Gunleik - lucky man!
 
As usual... looks great!
In that second still with the tungsten light used outdoors, did you gel that tungsten fixture on their faces towards daylight at all? If so, how much? 1/2? 3/4?
Thanks!
 
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Cool, thanks.

Yeah, I was asking because it doesn't seem to have a nasty tungsten color tone coming from the light, so I figured it wasn't all the way 3200K. Wasn't sure if it could be just great color grading too...

Hi Daniel, if I remember correctly that was full tungsten, though it may have been a litepanel which could have been somewhere between daylight and tungsten...
 
I'd love to see some before and after grade shots of your work.
 
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