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Just up to your usual high quality. And as always, I love the color grading. Only thing that should be noticed as "no-no" is the last scene, where the glidetrack (I think), stops and starts moving at the opposite direction. But besides that... well, you know... -:)
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September 27th, 2010, 04:25 AM
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wow, so solid , so good, can you give us a heads up on lenses used
Great work, very inspiring Luke |
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September 27th, 2010, 06:06 AM
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brilliant Susanto - an all round fantastic clip with great gliding and great use of light!
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September 27th, 2010, 02:51 PM
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Every shot is like a masterpiece in itself, your stuff inspires me Susanto!
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Great job. Unlucky about the timing issue, i bet no-one else noticed it though |
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September 28th, 2010, 07:53 PM
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I would agree with others here, this is a masterpiece mate! Probably one of your best SDEs so far. Love the glide shots.. was it with the 28mm f1.8 on 5DMk2?
But I must say that that Matt Hires' tune on your other video was still the killer song.. yes, its still stuck in my head and I've bought his whole album on iTunes even the acoustic version!!! *humming* |
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But I did use merlin with 17-40 and 50mm f1.2, I just used the same weights, but had to tweak tilt roller thing. takes me around 1 min to do it if I had to change quickly. with the glidecam, I haven't gotten the best way to quickly adjust... its still a little bit tricky to switch now.
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Great as always...glad you used the whole song and not the typical priest/pastor voice over b-roll shots over slow instrumental music :) .. its always refreshing to watch your awesome work..
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