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November 20th, 2002, 05:16 PM
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CHV "Film" Filter for FCP?
Does anyone have any experience with the FCP "Film" filter from CHV?
http://www.chv-plugins.com/film.html Mic |
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November 20th, 2002, 10:45 PM
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Nope but..
I have used the CGM film plugin and it's pretty cool.
http://www.cgm-online.com
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November 20th, 2002, 10:57 PM
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It depends on the look your after. The CGM filters make video look like old, damaged, dirty etc. film. But it's not really a pristine film look. If your trying to change the way video looks (motion, smoothness, less video) try Magic Bullet. a free demo is available http://www.theorphanage.com/ from The Orphanage. While there, check out some of their demo clips with MB. Very impressive.
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November 21st, 2002, 03:03 PM
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I want old
Thanks Jeff and Mark. I do want old. The CHV filter looks like EXACTLY what I want. I just haven't ever heard of the company or the product. Just trying to see if anyone here had used the product before I bought it.
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December 13th, 2002, 12:26 AM
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This is a filter right? Whats the difference in adding this effect in post?
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December 13th, 2002, 03:09 AM
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Michael,
Go to my web site and click on the "Sursum who?" link in the right side menu. The short logo movie that will load was made using the CHV film filter. For the price, you can't beat it. http://sursumfilms.com |
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December 17th, 2002, 11:29 PM
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John,
That's a cool clip.. does the filter provide the old projecter sound as well or is that your own doing? |
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December 17th, 2002, 11:50 PM
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Thanks
John, Thanks a lot. The clip and your comment show what I need to know. I've played around with the freebie CGM and it's ok. The CHV filter looks like more of what I want. Also enjoyed your site.
Now, I just have to get the gig. First it was taken from me who said they could do it, but couldn't, then the client came back to me, now they've postponed the project till 2003... Michael |
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December 18th, 2002, 12:02 AM
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CHV
so where can we get it now that we know it's cool :)
Mark
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December 18th, 2002, 04:39 AM
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Alex,
The projector sound came from my old standby, FindSounds.com...so it's a freebie. MichaelA, So you get 'em right where you want 'em, eh? That's good. You've got me curious about "the gig" that the guy who stole it couldn't do. Mark, As a last step, I run every clip through a coolometer filter. Has hellacious render times, but gets guaranteed results. You can find the CHV plug in at http://www.chv-plugins.com/film.html. |
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December 18th, 2002, 05:12 PM
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OT: competition
John,
The local cable company underbid my group by an outrageous amount, but they would only shoot during the week and the client only wants to shoot on the weekend. We do weekends. ;-) (The cable company owns the channel that the commercial will run on, so they want to shut out anyone else; and do it by lowballing... ) Michael |
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December 19th, 2002, 10:33 AM
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a little out of topic but---
John: in your short SHADOW, what did you shoot it with and did you just show up into the subways and start shooting or what?? Did you take any lights or extra equipment with you? thx |
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December 19th, 2002, 05:15 PM
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Kevin,
Shadow was shot with an XL-1 using the 3X lens most of the time, but sometimes the 16X. For some of the scenes, I used an on-camera Frezzi mini-fill light (I'd have used it throughout...but the battery drains too quickly). Some of the sound was recorded wild after filming with a Sony MiniDisc recorder. It was mainly just me with the camera and the two actors, and we had a couple of "lookouts" to keep an eye out for authorities and to help, if needed. It was made in Korea, which doesn't much care for foreigners in the first place, much less foreigners with cameras...so I knew that getting a permit would be virtually impossible. So we decided to shoot it run and gun style...and actually did have a couple of run ins with guys in uniforms. Because of that, though, we had to shoot it fast. There was less than 40 minutes of tape used. Working in crowded areas there was great. People usually didn't look directly at the camera, and they didn't seem to mind. There's one scene that shows the train platform completely empty. We knew that was going to be impossible since it was always full. I was ready to give up on that shot when the Korean actor simply yelled out for everyone to go hide behind the pillars and stairwells...and they did! Just for the record...I wouldn't shoot that way in most places in the world. I'd get a permit...since most other major cities are set up to do that. In Seoul, though, we had no choice really. |
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