Studio/model shoot with 7D

[mike kobal]

slow motion
http://www.vimeo.com/7657057
green screen
http://www.vimeo.com/8203006
http://www.vimeo.com/7657057cheers,
mike

 

[Ketch Rossi]

Great work Mike, love this kinda of stuff, even so I like to dramatized scenes of this genre with extreme lighting and grading, but this is silky smooth, again greta job.

Now if you could have added sound..Bingo!!

 

[Craig W. Bickerstaff]

you just posted the same clip twice.

 

[mike kobal]

fixed the link, thanks Craig. Ketch, I did not want to disturb her breathing ;O)

 

[Lewis-M Soucy]

You didn't fix the link, you fixed the digits, but the actual "http" link behind the "words and numbers" still points to the same file... :smilewinkgrin:

Otherwise, cool stuff!

 

[mike kobal]

thanks Lewis. now it points to the correct video.

 

[Ketch Rossi]

Ketch, I did not want to disturb her breathing ;O)

He he, I actually happen to like it, but I'm a bit Sound Track Dependent, as I firmly believe that does give great Power to any story, even and especially short shots such as yours.

 

[Kim Frank]

Did you have any issues using the green screen?
Did you set the Camera settings like sharpness/contrast down to avoid artefacts?

 

[mike kobal]

I hear you Ketch, true, sound is very important and underrated. my goal for 2010 is getting the sound under control. a real pain with dslr's.
@Kim, no issues for this clip, yup, zero in-camera sharpening, contrast as flat as possible, saturation down one step, makes a real difference for post work. my first attempts with the 7d shooting at default settings, esp in 720/60 were terrible

 

[Sanjin Jukic]

Great stuff Mike and I'm glad that you are here!!!

 

[mike kobal]

thanks Sanjin. Wuensche Dir einen guten Rutsch ins Neue Jahr!