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May 12th, 2006, 07:40 PM | #1 |
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New Broadcast Commercial Footage of Hd100
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We shot three commercials with the HD100 connected to a big rig, Mini35 adapter and cook lens. Here's a link to some of the footage our client released so far. www.imagelinemedia.com/hd100 Ben Jehoshua www.imagelinemedia.com |
May 12th, 2006, 08:00 PM | #2 |
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Looks great! Very impressive Ben. Thanks for sharing this with us!
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May 12th, 2006, 10:59 PM | #3 |
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Yes, very impressive.
Ben, is it possible to download the entire commercials? |
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Once the spots start airing (next month), or as soon as we can, we'll post everything on here. We are very, very happy with the workflow and results so far. Ben Jehoshua www.imagelinemedia.com |
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I thought that might be the case. I doesn't hurt to ask. :)
I'm looking forward to seeing the full HD post. |
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You're very welcome Chris, I would like to know if there are people like us out there utilizing the HD100 in similar ways. We are shooting a feature documentary right now, I will start posting some of the footage as soon as we have some segments cut. Ben Jehoshua |
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May 14th, 2006, 09:32 AM | #7 |
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Great!
Congratulations Ben.
The latitude and colour contrast produced by this camera are fantastic. It Looks like a very well exposed Fuji negative material. Veeery filmic. Do you think the image would be too diferent if you had used the stock Fujinon zoom? If so, what kind of diference they would have showed? Best regards Ron |
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Ron, Thanks for the praise, The image would be vastly different if we used the stock lens, mainly because the stock lens has a few issues to content with: 1) There is color fringing when you zoom in, that comes from the fact that the glass is not that great 2) We wouldn't be able to take so much of the frame out of focus like film does becuase the aparture of the camera is too small, everything is always in focus, unlike film 3) The lens we used is very fast and sensitive, and easy to focus and control by the AC so that we could create more camera moves efficiently without shooting a million takes (27 was our record I believe) We are shooting a documentary with our camera and the stock lens, and we are very very happy with the look though. Ben Jehoshua www.imagelinemedia.com |
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Thank you for your response. Before I decided to order my GY-HD100A, I had the camera with the stock zoom for aprox. 8 minutes in a event here in Rio de Janeiro. I made a very quick test in SD (DV mode) with many shots with diferent focal distances, including 4 or 5 with the end of the zoom (f2.0 - 2.8). Aparently I didn`t get the CA even once. So when exactly this color fringing shows itself? Best Ron |
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On ours it's obvious at f1.8-2.8 even in the best of lighting conditions, wide or worse when tight. But you don't notice viewing off of the cameras LCD or VF. Did you look at any of the playback on a larger monitor?
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We get the color issue at almost every level of the zoom, maybe it's an issue of consistency in production and not of the lens type in general.
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I watched the recorded images on a normal 28`widescreen CRT TV/monitor. BEST Ron |
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It seems to show itself most with backlit and especially over-exposed areas. For example, an interior shot that shows a window edge that is out of focus in the background will easily show it.
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