My best Smooth-Slow-Record video yet: macro Italian Alpine Butterflies at DVinfo.net

Krystian Jones · September 11th, 2011, 03:00 AM

Hey folks.
I just wanted to share a video that I recently completed that I think shows off some of the best smooth-slow-record footage I've seen yet. I shot it in Val Aupa in the Italian Alps in June, I originally took my NX4 to get some time-lapses of the valley but there was just so much wildlife everywhere I ended up shooting more high-speed footage than time-lapse!

Have a look:

'Insects of Dordolla' - Val Aupa Italy, June 2011. HD high-speed butterfly wildlife film - YouTube

This was shot using the Sony NX5 in 1080i50 FX mode using end-triggered 3second smooth-slow-record. I captured in ProRes Proxy and edited in FCP before an online to ProRes 422, grading and exporting to h264 for upload to YouTube.

Tom Hardwick · September 13th, 2011, 02:00 PM

Sweet! And none of that awful edge sharpening that I seem to get when I use the 3 second smooth slow record.

September 11th, 2011, 03:00 AM	#1
Krystian Jones New Boot Join Date: May 2010 Location: London, UK Posts: 23	My best Smooth-Slow-Record video yet: macro Italian Alpine Butterflies Hey folks. I just wanted to share a video that I recently completed that I think shows off some of the best smooth-slow-record footage I've seen yet. I shot it in Val Aupa in the Italian Alps in June, I originally took my NX4 to get some time-lapses of the valley but there was just so much wildlife everywhere I ended up shooting more high-speed footage than time-lapse! Have a look: 'Insects of Dordolla' - Val Aupa Italy, June 2011. HD high-speed butterfly wildlife film - YouTube This was shot using the Sony NX5 in 1080i50 FX mode using end-triggered 3second smooth-slow-record. I captured in ProRes Proxy and edited in FCP before an online to ProRes 422, grading and exporting to h264 for upload to YouTube.

September 13th, 2011, 02:00 PM	#2
Tom Hardwick Inner Circle Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Billericay, England UK Posts: 4,711	Re: My best Smooth-Slow-Record video yet: macro Italian Alpine Butterflies Sweet! And none of that awful edge sharpening that I seem to get when I use the 3 second smooth slow record.