CINEMATOGRAPHER – EDITOR – COLORIST
Fist of all: Thanks to all for that positive feedback and all the brave folks who tried my G-Log profiles. After gaining more understanding what the “color depth” actually does, here are the new profiles for G-Log (1.1). JUST DID A MINOR UPDATE - Version is 1.2 now “Color Depth” is quite misleading, since most... Continue Reading →
As promised in my previous post, here is the K-Tone Picture Profile for the Sony FS100. Seems o be an appropriate time, since Kodak is on the brink of going chapter 11 - so we have a chance to get the "Everything looks better on Kodachrome" look over to our digital cameras. I was aiming... Continue Reading →
Kodachrome was the first successfully mass-marketed color still film using a subtractive color method, in contrast to earlier additive "screenplate" methods such as Autochrome and Dufaycolor, and was the oldest surviving brand of color film for many years. Kodachrome film was manufactured for 74 years in various formats to suit still and motion picture cameras,... Continue Reading →
What does a boy when alone at home? Right, he plays with his toys. I was musing over S-LOG for quite a while and was wondering if something similar - or at least S-LOGish - can be achieved via the PP settings. So I looked at waveforms of S-LOG files out of the F3. I... Continue Reading →
After some more extensive testing and endless waveform gazing, here is my (hopefully last) PP receipt: I ended up using two different PPs most of the time now. UPDATE Glencolor PPs 1.2! I just updated my PPs. Glencolor1 is for general use, mainly indoor. Glencolor2 is for outdoor - especially when sunny. After more testing... Continue Reading →
Okay, here comes the promised comparison between uncompressed recording via BlackMagic Hypershuttle and Sony´s flavor of AVCHD recorded to SD card in camera. http://vimeo.com/27529215 As you can see, you can´t see barley any difference at all. Only in fast motion some minor differences are visible. Even with excessive grading to the material (much more that... Continue Reading →
This is insane! Power everything and the kitchen sink from one v-mount. Finlay THE solution for all my power needs on one rig. V-mount plate, 2 x 12V outlet, 7,2 volt outlet, 5V outlet, HDMI splitter, 5Volt USB, 4 spiral cables, and a build in charger. Everything on a 15mm railmount, for lo and behold:... Continue Reading →
Today is a very sad day. December 30th 2010 is the day when color film died. And I mean REAL color film. Not just not-black-and-white-film but the one and only real color film: KODACHROME. Kodachrome was manufactured by Eastman Kodak from 1935 to 2009. Kodachrome was the first successfully mass-marketed color still film using a... Continue Reading →
Shooting the opening film for the Jedi-Con
New Deuce of Spade Teaser
Frank Glencairn 