Comments on: Riders on the Storm on the 7D http://www.highdefedition.com/2010/02/riders-on-the-storm-on-the-7d/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=riders-on-the-storm-on-the-7d HD Video, Photography, Video camera's, DSLR Film making and Post Production - By Christian Fitzpatrick. Tue, 25 Oct 2011 23:43:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Christian http://www.highdefedition.com/2010/02/riders-on-the-storm-on-the-7d/comment-page-1/#comment-304 Christian Sat, 13 Mar 2010 06:48:09 +0000 http://www.highdefedition.com/?p=404#comment-304 Hey Dave, I don't know mate, I haven't tried it vertically. I suppose you could, but when the load isn't balanced evenly over the base plate, it doesn't slide so well. So you would really have to nurse it and I think it could be a bit of a pain in the A. Christian Hey Dave,

I don’t know mate, I haven’t tried it vertically. I suppose you could, but when the load isn’t balanced evenly over the base plate, it doesn’t slide so well. So you would really have to nurse it and I think it could be a bit of a pain in the A.

Christian

]]> By: Dave http://www.highdefedition.com/2010/02/riders-on-the-storm-on-the-7d/comment-page-1/#comment-302 Dave Fri, 05 Mar 2010 14:07:49 +0000 http://www.highdefedition.com/?p=404#comment-302 Can you use the slide for a vertical track/jib shot? Can you use the slide for a vertical track/jib shot?

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]]> By: Dave http://www.highdefedition.com/2010/02/riders-on-the-storm-on-the-7d/comment-page-1/#comment-288 Dave Wed, 03 Feb 2010 13:37:29 +0000 http://www.highdefedition.com/?p=404#comment-288 I dont get it, If the input media is progressive it shouldnt matter that it gets interlaced later. Also there doesnt seem to be a format called 1080p, do you cut 720p or 1080i? When slomo-ing the footage the fields shouldnt be greatly different (it is progressively scanned between frames rather than fields) so I dont understand where the banding comes from. I havent had any slomo errors on FCP before but havent had a lot of progressive either. Could there be a field dominance issue at FCp end? Have you tried the field shift effect (sometimes it gets applied automatically for no reason) this can be creating field sampling errors too. I dont get it, If the input media is progressive it shouldnt matter that it gets interlaced later. Also there doesnt seem to be a format called 1080p, do you cut 720p or 1080i?
When slomo-ing the footage the fields shouldnt be greatly different (it is progressively scanned between frames rather than fields) so I dont understand where the banding comes from.

I havent had any slomo errors on FCP before but havent had a lot of progressive either. Could there be a field dominance issue at FCp end? Have you tried the field shift effect (sometimes it gets applied automatically for no reason) this can be creating field sampling errors too.

]]> By: Christian http://www.highdefedition.com/2010/02/riders-on-the-storm-on-the-7d/comment-page-1/#comment-287 Christian Wed, 03 Feb 2010 13:19:39 +0000 http://www.highdefedition.com/?p=404#comment-287 Hey David, Cheers for the feedback mate! :) Yeah, still getting that Glidtrack sussed. I'm looking more for a really subtle effect that adds depth, instead of the constant, glaringly obvious, OOF foreground parallax motion thing. It can get a bit samey, ya'know? I transcode all my footage using MPEG Streamclip before I edit, that's where it becomes an interlaced stream. Still haven't found a way around it. :( Christian Hey David,

Cheers for the feedback mate! :) Yeah, still getting that Glidtrack sussed. I’m looking more for a really subtle effect that adds depth, instead of the constant, glaringly obvious, OOF foreground parallax motion thing. It can get a bit samey, ya’know?

I transcode all my footage using MPEG Streamclip before I edit, that’s where it becomes an interlaced stream. Still haven’t found a way around it. :(

Christian

]]> By: david http://www.highdefedition.com/2010/02/riders-on-the-storm-on-the-7d/comment-page-1/#comment-286 david Wed, 03 Feb 2010 03:03:11 +0000 http://www.highdefedition.com/?p=404#comment-286 That looks terrific. The glide works really well. Best with that track-in at the start, but not so interesting without foreground, during side-tracks (need paralax changes there).I would love to see that last Timelapse (slo-mo) with frame blending, just to smooth out the waves a bit (to stroby at the moment). Just not sure at what stage streamclip is being employed, is that at the end or a pre-post conversion? That looks terrific. The glide works really well. Best with that track-in at the start, but not so interesting without foreground, during side-tracks (need paralax changes there).I would love to see that last Timelapse (slo-mo) with frame blending, just to smooth out the waves a bit (to stroby at the moment). Just not sure at what stage streamclip is being employed, is that at the end or a pre-post conversion?

]]> By: Christian http://www.highdefedition.com/2010/02/riders-on-the-storm-on-the-7d/comment-page-1/#comment-285 Christian Mon, 01 Feb 2010 23:53:27 +0000 http://www.highdefedition.com/?p=404#comment-285 Hey Dan, Thanks mate! I just did what I usually do - use the default picture profiles in the camera, play with all the settings and whack on filters until it looks like I want it to. Sometimes you win, sometimes you don't, and there aren't really any rules that I follow. Experimentation is key! As far as post, all I did was conform the 60P footage to 25P to get my slow motion and cut it up in Final Cut to music. There was no post colour correction at all on this clip, usually I do a contrast tweak here and there at least, but this time the footage is straight out of the camera. There are a couple of speed change effects in there, but that's all. Cheers for the comment mate! :) Christian Hey Dan,

Thanks mate! I just did what I usually do – use the default picture profiles in the camera, play with all the settings and whack on filters until it looks like I want it to. Sometimes you win, sometimes you don’t, and there aren’t really any rules that I follow. Experimentation is key!

As far as post, all I did was conform the 60P footage to 25P to get my slow motion and cut it up in Final Cut to music. There was no post colour correction at all on this clip, usually I do a contrast tweak here and there at least, but this time the footage is straight out of the camera. There are a couple of speed change effects in there, but that’s all.

Cheers for the comment mate! :)

Christian

]]> By: Dan http://www.highdefedition.com/2010/02/riders-on-the-storm-on-the-7d/comment-page-1/#comment-284 Dan Mon, 01 Feb 2010 19:02:23 +0000 http://www.highdefedition.com/?p=404#comment-284 Like the video Christian. What profile did you use for the 7D and where can I grab it? :) Also, can you give a little walkthrough of the post work you did on this? cheers! Like the video Christian. What profile did you use for the 7D and where can I grab it? :)
Also, can you give a little walkthrough of the post work you did on this? cheers!

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