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They probably did the wide shot first and then the close-ups. For those close-ups they probably used something a lot higher than 50fps, but you could always try with the ingredients you want/need and test to slow it down on the edit.
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New Panasonic CM1 smartphone shoots 4K video with Leica lens
Xavier Plagaro Mussard replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
Yeah, I would love the CM1 could hackintoshed to run iOS!!! The new iPhone Plus looks nice, but it is a $1000 brick!!! I should buy a hand bag to put inside. I don't intend change sex orientations to have a phone with OIS!!! -
Big news - Samsung NX1 with 4K, 24p and **H.265 HVEC codec**
Xavier Plagaro Mussard replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
Wow, who would have thought we will be all excited for a Samsumg camera?? -
4K for $899 - a look at the Panasonic FZ1000
Xavier Plagaro Mussard replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
Only problem for me with the FZ1000 is that 37mm is not wide enough! I should find a wide angle adapter. But the rumours you are talking about a LX100 sound really good!!! -
Welcome to the newly re-launched EOSHD
Xavier Plagaro Mussard replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
Looks good! -
Sony F5 hack unlocks 4K XAVC recording
Xavier Plagaro Mussard replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
At least use a Vaio notebook to change the .txt file!!!! :P -
Sony F5 hack unlocks 4K XAVC recording
Xavier Plagaro Mussard replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
In a free world Sony can sell whatever they want at whatever the price. And we buyers should decide what to buy or not. Nobody argues that. But as Andrew and others say, if a multi-thousand euros difference is just a couple lines of code, owners will probably be favorable to the hack, so the cat vs mouse situation starts and never ends! It takes balls to test a hack on a 16K$ camera too!!! -
Come on Radiohead don't be shy!!! ;-DD It's really difficult for anyone to make a video just with the footage you have. Even more with electronic/dance music, in which you need "pulsating" images. So next time you are shooting, remember to zoom on particles that fly, water that flows, some unfocused shots, anything that moves quick!!! I used to VJ, so I really made house music videos in real-time! You can watch a demo-reel:
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Blackmagic Production Camera 4K price drops to $3k and ships
Xavier Plagaro Mussard replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
It is a very honest move, I hope they make a "must buy" camera! -
Blackmagic Production Camera 4K price drops to $3k and ships
Xavier Plagaro Mussard replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
First question that came to my mind was: if they can make money selling it at 3K$, how much money were they making selling it at 4K$?? -
Hands-on preview of the powerful 4K shooting Panasonic GH4!
Xavier Plagaro Mussard replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
This time Panasonic has tried to offer something really nice. The brick maybe ugly, but could bring 4K multicam to the masses! -
For Sale,Tokina .4 Achromat + Tokina .5 Diopter
Xavier Plagaro Mussard replied to Nigel785's topic in Cameras
Tony Wilson, making people rich!!! I have the same Tokina Achromat with a red Redstan Adapter, accepting offers. -
Full frame kaleidoscopic video with the Sony RX1
Xavier Plagaro Mussard replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
Congratulations on the video Andrew! It's wonderful! I worked as a VJ for several years and I can tell you this video could be projected and make any club cooler!!! -
Andrew this video is fantastic and most shots look great, even those shot at night-time..... (pixel peeping mode ON) But I see noise in a couple of shots I wasn't expecting, in the Pratengarten entrance and in second 44 (the lake) where it doesn't seem there is low light. Did you add some noise in post?? Thanks!
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Robot dolly + projection mapping = magic
Xavier Plagaro Mussard replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
Yes, I understand that. But from the video, it all seems a long sequence, no cuts. So I really think a lot of programming work was needed! A making-off is utterly necessary! ;-DDD Video-mapping isn't new, it can be wonderful, even if most examples I have seen are more like "presets" than custom/well thought material... -
Robot dolly + projection mapping = magic
Xavier Plagaro Mussard replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
If you think jazz musicians "improvise" real-time, then you can believe this short has been done "real-time". Jazz musicians must study music and their instrument for years before they can improvise. To make this short "real-time", they have worked for days, probably weeks. Programming movements can't be improvised. I agree a making-off would be great!