New office construction [CLIP]

[Jerome Cloninger]

Hey guys, I went by and checked out the new office/studio space's construction and filmed a little bit. It's not a perfect shoot, but good test of dynamic range and aliasing/moire.... Read the description on vimeo too... but feel free to comment!

New Office Construction on Vimeo

[James Manford]

Nice video

What lens? stock?

[Jerome Cloninger]

Originally Posted by James Manford

Nice video

What lens? stock?

Thanks. Yes, all with the stock lens. I was going to use my 35mm Rokinon but it wasn't wide enough for all the shots. It was rather dusty in there and I didn't want to change lenses ;-) ISO was never over 2500.

[Don Bloom]

Nice but I didn't see the area for the most important piece of equipment. The coffee machine. :-)

[Jerome Cloninger]

Originally Posted by Don Bloom

Nice but I didn't see the area for the most important piece of equipment. The coffee machine. :-)

HA! There wasn't ANY light in the kitchen and restrooms....

[Don Bloom]

I do some of my best work in the dark! ;-)

[Wes Browning]

What was your picture profile setting?

[Jerome Cloninger]

Originally Posted by Wes Browning

What was your picture profile setting?

BLACK LEVEL: 0
GAMMA: Cinematone1
BLACK GAMMA: High +5
KNEE: Manual 105% Slope -1
COLOR MODE: Cinematone2 Level 8
COLOR LEVEL: -1
COLOR PHASE: -1
COLOR DEPTH: R -5, G -4, B -5, C 0, M -2, Y +5

IMPORTANT!!!! Set your White Balance by Kelvin! Don't use auto nor set with white/gray card.
This also gives a nice skin tone on the people I've tested so far. I need to test on some other skin tones ;-)

NOTE that I did add about 15% saturation in post. With the high knee, you may need to pull the white levels down with Luma Corrector or in Vegas' Levels plugin. I also added 0.25% sharpness.

I ended up with these values after playing with a few FS100 profiles.