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Daniel Boswell December 25th, 2006 12:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pasty Jackson
Would somebody mind shooting and posting a 24p clip with the sharpness bumped down a few notches, or all the way down... or both?

-Pasty


Pasty...Here is a clip with the following settings:

24pA
Gain 6db
Iris 2.4

Tweaked Picture Profile:

Color Level -1
Phase = 0
Sharpness = 4 (turned down from 7)
Skintone DTL = Type 3
Skintone Level = 4
Knee Point = Middle
Black Stretch on
Cinetone Gamma = Type 2
"" Color = On

Sorry..another cat.

http://homepage.mac.com/epiphany2002/24p.m2t

Drew Long December 25th, 2006 01:47 PM

Daniel
Are you sure you shot that in 24PA?
I see combing interlace effects from when the camera is moving.

Adam Palomer December 25th, 2006 03:41 PM

That's a beautiful cat. Does he/she know how famous s/he’s become? I like how the camera can resolve individual hairs. The color reproduction is amazing too.

Daniel Boswell December 25th, 2006 05:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Drew Long
Daniel
Are you sure you shot that in 24PA?
I see combing interlace effects from when the camera is moving.


Umm yeah. It is. For sure.

Chris Medico December 27th, 2006 07:26 PM

OK. Here are some video clips I shot yesterday. They were all shot 1080p30.

Mode - AUTO, all picture profile settings stock

The video is FUSED with AVID Liquid so it is not re-rendered.

The walkway in the butterfly house is so narrow it was impossible to setup my tripod and not block the path so I have to apologize if the video is a little shaky again.

I'll likely return when its not so busy and try again with the tripod.

Birds ~F2.4, 6-9dB, T30 - http://www.filefactory.com/file/dc16c7

This video shows a bit of noise. It did run at 9dB of gain for most of the clip though. I created a low noise picture profile but was under some time constraints so I couldn't really try it.

Butterfly 1 ~F6, 0dB, T30 - http://www.filefactory.com/file/b468a0

Butterfly 2 ~F4, 0dB, T30 - http://www.filefactory.com/file/0c7939

Walk ~F4, 0dB, T30 - http://www.filefactory.com/file/d18c37

Zsolt Gordos December 27th, 2006 07:36 PM

Cannot download the files. The file name is displayed but no link where to download...or no download stats automatically.

Chris Medico December 27th, 2006 07:42 PM

Check the page and click the link that reads:

Download for free with FileFactory Basic

Zsolt Gordos December 27th, 2006 08:41 PM

Great shots Chris! I love these birds. Where do you shoot this footage, somewhere in the tropics?

Chris Medico December 27th, 2006 08:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zsolt Gordos
Great shots Chris! I love these birds. Where do you shoot this footage, somewhere in the tropics?

Thanks!!

Shooting in the tropics would be nice but no, it was here in North Carolina. :)

There is a butterfly habitat at the local Natural Science Museum in Durham North Carolina.

You can check out their page here - http://www.ncmls.org/

Pasty Jackson December 28th, 2006 05:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Daniel Boswell
Pasty...Here is a clip with the following settings:


Looks pretty sweet. As usual, thanks for the footage Daniel!

-Pasty

Chris Medico January 13th, 2007 08:14 AM

Interesting...
 
Yesterday I had an opportunity to shot some video of my neighbor helping me get my cat out of a tree. Obviously the cat would be heavily backlit against the sky.

Toby is about 40' up in a pine tree. Lots of thin needles that moved around a bit. When I started looking at the footage later I realized how much of a struggle it was for the CODEC in the camera to handle these conditions. All these small objects moving around in a very high contrast setting seems to exceed the bandwidth available in HDV. I shot using the histogram and the AE bias enabled so I could bring up the foreground a bit. The camera was set in AUTO @ 1080p30. The gain was 0db for the whole time (as indicated on the VF).

Anyway, I didn't shoot this to be a demo piece but I think it does well to show what the camera does under certain conditions. I'm not posting it to bash the camera either. I'm quite happy with it. I didn't think at the time how much trouble these conditions might be. This goes into the file for later reference I assure you! :)

I'll post some RAW files when I can but if you check out the HD WMV file on my blip.tv page (link in sig) you can see what I'm talking about. The WMV encoder had fits with the pine needles in the tree and GREATLY magnified the problem. Obviously the RAW file looks better but even in the RAW file you can see a good bit of blocking and noise from running out of bandwidth.

Thats my take anyway. I'd certainly like to hear the thoughts of others.

Chris

Brian Williams January 15th, 2007 01:08 PM

2 minutes of 24p footage from V1U
 
I shot and cut this at 24p. There is no color correction or FX of any kind. It is only 1/2 resolution and there is a little web compression, but it does a nice job of showing off the camera, I think.

RIGHT CLICK AND DOWNLOAD THE LINKED FILE:

http://www.sharing.ramjetfilms.com/Rocky_Peak_540p.mov

Michael Y Wong January 15th, 2007 04:06 PM

^^

WOW, the image is very very detailed... and the harsh sunset shots are well handled by good dynamic range of the camera.

Impressive!

Zsolt Gordos January 15th, 2007 04:32 PM

Great skin details! And I love the dirt on the specs :)

Chris Medico January 15th, 2007 10:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brian Williams
I shot and cut this at 24p. There is no color correction or FX of any kind. It is only 1/2 resolution and there is a little web compression, but it does a nice job of showing off the camera, I think.

RIGHT CLICK AND DOWNLOAD THE LINKED FILE:

http://www.sharing.ramjetfilms.com/Rocky_Peak_540p.mov

Hi Brian,

Nice work, I really enjoyed it. It makes me want Avid to release the update for Liquid that handles 24p ingest sooner than later.

Chris


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