Wild Side - Bullett Magazine Fashion Editorial

[Arthur Woo]

Recently had a project published in Bullett Magazine. These are two of the ten images that were published, will post as I have time to get more online.

Shot on Epic-W with RED 17-50 at 6K (for 48 fps and higher shutter). This is the stills component taken from motion capture. Excuse the lack of sharpness - the source files are pretty sharp, but after multiple conversions for social media/etc they softened up a bit.

 

[Nick Morrison]

Cool!

 

[rand thompson]

Love the colors Arthur.

 

[Arthur Woo]

Cool!

Thanks!

Love the colors Arthur.

Thanks! Mostly in cam with a slight curve

 

[rand thompson]

Arthur,

That looks pretty good for "in camera", I thought that might have been a resolve grade.

 

[Arthur Woo]

Arthur,

That looks pretty good for "in camera", I thought that might have been a resolve grade.

All adjustments were made in redcine-x

You bring up a good point with the use of quotes for "in cam". I guess since it's all RAW anyway it doesn't matter what was captured in cam does it? :wink5:

 

[Russ Fill]

Nice

 

[rand thompson]

I like the composition and camera angle of the two new images.

 

[Arthur Woo]

Nice

Thanks!

I like the composition and camera angle of the two new images.

Thanks Rand! No idea why these are turning out so blurry - they're much sharper. Prob due to multiple saving to jpeg.

 

[Russ Fill]

I’d say your basic internet compression issues.

 

[rand thompson]

Arthur,

I basically export images out as a .tiff file for the 16bit precision out of redcine.


you can also try the different Scaling Algorithms available in redcine under the "options" tab in the "export" menu to see if you can get a sharper exported image. You can also use these scaling algorithms for video as well.

[/url]Screenshot (42) by rand thompson, on Flickr[/IMG]

 

[Arthur Woo]

Arthur,

I basically export images out as a .tiff file for the 16bit precision out of redcine.


you can also try the different Scaling Algorithms available in redcine under the "options" tab in the "export" menu to see if you can get a sharper exported image. You can also use these scaling algorithms for video as well.

[/url]Screenshot (42) by rand thompson, on Flickr[/IMG]

Great tip! I'll have to try some of those out.

As a side note, I did export high quality TIFs for the finals; for my web versions I just converted to small JPGs for quick loading on social platforms

 

[rand thompson]

As a side note, I did export high quality TIFs for the finals; for my web versions I just converted to small JPGs for quick loading on social platforms

Alright then, understood.

 

[Dominik Muench]

awesome shots Arthur, really dig the style.

 

[Arthur Woo]

awesome shots Arthur, really dig the style.

Thanks Dominik! When I first got my Scarlet-X all those years ago I found you work on here and it's been one of my influences to try to capture both stills and motion!

 

[Antony Newman]

Great composition

AJ

 

[Arthur Woo]

Great composition

AJ

Thanks Antony!

 

[rand thompson]

Love the video as well Arthur!

 

[Arthur Woo]

Love the video as well Arthur!

Thanks for the support Rand!

 

[rand thompson]

Thank you Arthur for all the great imagery!