Anyone out there into surfing films (i.e. films about surfing, not surfing the net to find films...)?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcammjDClwY
This is rather lovely.
Surf's up!
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What film stock and camera did you use? You should do a 1080p transfer.
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Re: Surf's up!
I love surf films myself. Especially films shot on 16mm (do I need to mention Moonlight Conspiracy?).
I've filmed some surf myself, but mostly wasted stuff with my malfunctioning Eumig Nautica ...
I love the surf on these clips. Great waves, but I don't like the blue tint of the images and the hair/dust in the frame edge. I miss some great looking colours.
I've filmed some surf myself, but mostly wasted stuff with my malfunctioning Eumig Nautica ...
I love the surf on these clips. Great waves, but I don't like the blue tint of the images and the hair/dust in the frame edge. I miss some great looking colours.
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Yeah, how does it have a blue tint?
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Rad. Rincon is epic. The video definitly came alive with the water shots, and the land shots remind me of Thomas Cambel. The off the wall telecine makes it look like a working copy though. Thanks for sharing this. For me, surfing Films are my favorite use of Super 8 ( Surf reels 1-14- a classic), along with skate ( Tent City).
Cheers
RG
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RG