HONG KONG Footage

[dino g]

Here is some more footage from my tram ride on my day off, tuesday.

this footage has been slightly graded and compressed using h.264 with an hd 720 setting, but changing the aspect ratio to 1280 x 640

http://red31.com/footage/hongkong0608/sogo_district_HK.mov
http://red31.com/footage/hongkong0608/streets2.mov

this is all shot hand held without any support at all, and these trains rock back and forth constantly, so i apologize in advance for the shakey cam.

dino

 

[A. Bastaki]

hey... niiice

 

[David Birdy]

Great stuff ! Thanks for posting.. What lens are you using?

Was this shot in 4k or 2K ? What time of the night was it?

Dave

 

[dino g]

red 18-50; 4k 2:1; 19:17 local time (footage has time burnt in which is +15 hours from LA time, which the camera is set for).

enjoy

 

[michael zaletel]

dino...

This looks great. The jitters can be fixed in Shake. What film speed, shutter speed and aperture were you using? It looks like past sunset and I just can't understand how the footage looks so good with so little light. B16?

-shooter

 

[dino g]

b16 3.1.2, 320, 23.98 Pfr, aperture???? it was on the fly...handheld.

 

[Radoslav Karapetkov]

M-hm. Film is dead.

 

[Steve Sanacore]

M-hm. Film is dead.

Well I suspect we are getting closer.....

Thank you RED!

(great fun watching these clips, thanks!)

 

[Warren Kommers]

dino...
The jitters can be fixed in Shake.
-shooter

Fixed? Go Jitters!

 

[Bryan Arnold]

Amazing details and latitude. Thanks for posting.

 

[Andrae Palmer]

Amazing... filmic indeed. Easily could be a scene in a movie (without the shakes).

 

[Vigen Vartanov]

Nice , Why you put timecode on video ? why you need it ? just interest

 

[dino g]

so no one steals the footage.

 

[Vigen Vartanov]

Nice idea . It looks like you scan film and put timecode from ATTON KeyCode reader in scan time Nice footage