don't worry, i was just pulling your leg. your results look great so far and i've never heard you claim better results than a "real" datacine either.paulcotto wrote:Thanks for the kind words :oops:

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But is it not therefore it is interesting to discuss?Nigel wrote:Lighting....That is what makes cinematography an Art. So, it is up to each of us to like it or not. Therefore--No Comment.
Okay: the film looks far from "great". While it doesn't look bad, it is actually pretty average for independent film making working with basic instrumentation and skill. Whoever was pulling focus should have been more on the ball as I can detect the subject drifting out of the sweet spot and the sample has dirt so obvious that it can be seen in a tiny web clip. Just imagine how big those specs must be on a full size monitor in high rez. But, hey, if you tell us it looks "great", then all my observations don't mean a thing and anyone that disagrees with you must, again, be wrong.mattias wrote: besides we all know it looks great, so it wouldn't have worked even if it had been more clever. only truth hurts.
Having fun, now?mattias wrote:the purpose of arguing online is to have fun
I'm sorry, nasq, but do you have pre-authorization to give this opinion? You do realize it has to be approved, first. Please go get a "positive opinion" requisition and fill it out in triplicate, then submit it to the front office for consideration. Don't forget to fill in the "tiny web clip" liability clause to protect yourself in case your opinion is later challenged. ;)nasq wrote:Looked good
i thought we were talking about technical quality, referring to the comparisons made between super 8 and 16mm and super 16 and super 35, in this thread and elsewhere. aesthetics is another thing, as is what you can accomplish with the budget you have. but of course, you can't judge from such a small frame anyway. :-)MovieStuff wrote:Okay: the film looks far from "great". While it doesn't look bad, it is actually pretty average for independent film making working with basic instrumentation and skill.
well, i'm not arguing. the question is whether you're having fun.Having fun, now?
i'm "flush with the joy" of making a film, yes, but i've spent too much time around expensive equipment and crews to get much from that.Santo wrote:no doubt Mattias is simply flush with the joy of using some expensive equipment and film stock and having a crew of some kind to make a film with, so he can't see it
ha, a compliment. you managed to tell me both that you like my previous film, and confirm that i've gotten exactly the look i wanted for this scene (which is supposed to look like "a movie"). thanks santo.It looks ho-hum throwaway and uninteresting. At least in the case of his super 8 short, there was charm there, using a format to advantage. Here, it's just another "so what" look-alike indie short.
that may very well be true, that i'm a bit insecure and post this stuff to be seen/show off, but people asked for reports when i was talking about this short during preproduction, even you iirc, and i don't see what's wrong with me getting to write off some steam and at the same time giving you guys some potentially interesting info.That he feels compelled to post his own "super 16" diary on a board like this, tells us a lot about how insecure he is and it's a pathetic attempt to show off
you're gonna have to do better. like i said only the truth hurts, and i very seldom go over the top like you do. it's a matter of keeping it simple and pure, aim where it hurst, and add a dash of arrogance and sarcasm.Hey, this being a Mattias-style asshole is kind of fun!
for sure. it won't be a problem. and it's only this shot and one more of the ones that will be in the film that has any dust so it won't even take long or cost much money.S8 Booster wrote:Dirt? In digital format even the simplest Clone Tool = no see.
FCP has it? Yes?
Bullshit. Anybody can read your intitial posts on this show-off diary and see you're completely over the top giddy.mattias wrote:i'm "flush with the joy" of making a film, yes, but i've spent too much time around expensive equipment and crews to get much from that.Santo wrote:no doubt Mattias is simply flush with the joy of using some expensive equipment and film stock and having a crew of some kind to make a film with, so he can't see it
Really? Well you accomplished that then. I had no idea, I'm only commenting on what's there without script context. I suppose the dirt all over it and incompetant focus-pulling is part of it, too?mattias wrote:ha, a compliment. you managed to tell me both that you like my previous film, and confirm that i've gotten exactly the look i wanted for this scene (which is supposed to look like "a movie"). thanks santo.It looks ho-hum throwaway and uninteresting. At least in the case of his super 8 short, there was charm there, using a format to advantage. Here, it's just another "so what" look-alike indie short.
There's no excuse for having this "super 16 diary" on this board. It's pathetic and you'd be ridiculed a lot more elsewhere.mattias wrote:that may very well be true, that i'm a bit insecure and post this stuff to be seen/show off, but people asked for reports when i was talking about this short during preproduction, even you iirc, and i don't see what's wrong with me getting to write off some steam and at the same time giving you guys some potentially interesting info.That he feels compelled to post his own "super 16" diary on a board like this, tells us a lot about how insecure he is and it's a pathetic attempt to show off
Over the top? Compared to you who's being called things like a "cantankerous grandma"? :lol: A very accurate comment.mattias wrote:you're gonna have to do better. like i said only the truth hurts, and i very seldom go over the top like you do. it's a matter of keeping it simple and pure, aim where it hurst, and add a dash of arrogance and sarcasm.Hey, this being a Mattias-style asshole is kind of fun!
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Compared with how much already goes into post production of digital movies (mattias being in an almost digital country), this dirt is nothing. I've often been surprised at how much effort goes into removing boom mics and stuff in DV-documentaries, not to think of colour grading.mattias wrote:for sure. it won't be a problem. and it's only this shot and one more of the ones that will be in the film that has any dust so it won't even take long or cost much money.S8 Booster wrote:Dirt? In digital format even the simplest Clone Tool = no see.
FCP has it? Yes?