Filmshooting

This Forum went down hill in a big hurry!!!!
The 100D looks great. I think the add is great!
It appears some members have no shame!

Toby
The Life long Dog lover.

Here's a short clip of a project I have just completed, "The Ferryman", mostly shot in Fuji Eterna Vivid 160, shot with a Canon 814XLS, 85 filter on the front - the clip is only 25 seconds (of the 7 minute film) and it's in h264 Quicktime (320x240) 3MB but gives you an idea of what it looks like in ...

I thought you guys might like this.

http://www.cinematography.com/forum2004 ... opic=26996

Toby

Here is a link to Vivid160 in action. It's 35mm bit you can still get an idea of the color and movement of the stock.

http://www.cinematography.com/forum2004 ... opic=27052

Toby

Jusetan'
That looks really good. Love the low key lighting.

Toby

Or you overexposed by three stops and this is the corrected result. It looks washed out to me.
if you overexpose and print back you *increase* the contrast, not reduce it. it's a bit on the light side for sure, but the washed out look is actually the best way of preserving detail in a one light ...

I just shot my first 100' of 16mm Vision2 50D and had it transfered to DV NTSC without any color correction. It looks very fine grained but the compression to miniDV kind of ruins it.

You can have a look for yourself on YouTube: http://youtube.com/watch?v=yZuCjQjIGxs

Camera used: Bell & Howell ...

I would talk to the rep for Asia/Pacific.

This much is for sure.

Where as ten years ago Fuji had shitty customer service and would take days to answer the most basic questions. Unless you mentioned "Kodak".

Today it has flipped and Kodak will only go so far unless you mention "Fuji".

I am happy ...

For me it's a toss as to whether I should buy In My Image or Sleep Always . Which one do you think shows off Super 8 to it's best?

I highly recommend both.
Sleep Always is a great movie and a good place to see Super Duper 8
(Super 8 with a 16x9 gate)
In My Image is a great movie as well and it's ...

Thanks Scot!

Where can I buy this DVD?
Thanks.

Toby

Excellent, can't wait!!
Thanks for the heads up.

Toby

themagickite wrote:how many rolls could you develop with that kodak kit? do you have to mix all the chemicals at once

Can anyone answer this question?

Toby

In truth,They are both great mags. Buy both if you can afford to, if not pick one. Either way we are all supporting the Film industry as a hole, and that's a good thing. So pick one and call Kodak and order some film!

Toby

I love Medium format.
Fuji and Kodak have released new stocks that are amazing.
You can find a nice Medium Format camera on Ebay for a $100.00 or less.
Check out Yashica, Mamiya
Or if you want a top of the line check out Hasselblad

Toby