
The Tramway HD
2 years ago
Filmed in Albuquerque New Mexico on the Sony EX1 and Letus Extreme.
Graded with MBL edited on FCP 6.02
philipbloom.net
Graded with MBL edited on FCP 6.02
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Filippo.
You do an amazing job - very inspirational
Looking forward to see more !
Bravo!
You always manage to kick me out of the house to go film myself (after I've watched it over and over again), which is a good thing.
"Broadsword to Danny Boy, Broadsword to Danny Boy..."
But most important than the camera, is the man behind... Congratulations Philip, you have a new fan!!
Q: What lenses did you use on the letus if I may ask?
I'm just curious, was the camera on a tripod in the tram? I can imagine there'd be vibration there, but it looked so smooth.
you are consistently great!
I like your camera work, photography, fantastic!
In some part I found colors are oversaturated, for example the guy holding camera in his hand, his face look very much colored, his hand look very much of pinkish!
I am not sure but that guy look like that!
Rush
To echo my beautiful wife Mariya, who exclaimed these words during the finale of the Aussie Pink Floyd Concert in Boston,
"ABSOLUTELY SPECTACULAR"!
It was my good friend Joe Votta, a fellow Vimeo member, who called me last night and directed me to your work, which we both consider to be at a whole other level. Regards, Mario
Loved every second of it.
especially interesting atmosphere !
thx for this 1 (favorite)
How did you manage the time-lapse pan at the end? Did you pan 1080p in a 720 sequence, or do you have a very steady hand?
In photography something like that is usually done with either double exposure or with HDR from a RAW file. What have you done? Is the EX1 really that good to give you enough data to get both parts of the shot exposed this beautifully?
And by the way, the red flag at the top of the mountain almost made me cry! :p
as i said, I don't doubt your talent or you photographic abilities.
As a matter of fact, yesterday I took a long drive around the city to find a spot where it might be possible to get a similar shot as this one and I might try my luck in capturing something similar to this, just as an experiment.
Un petit com' fr ne fait pas de mal ; )
is there a possibility that you could pt some of your MBL presets online?
Good stuff!
If I could only be half as good at capturing images like you do I will be truly amazed. Each time I see one of your clips makes me want to go out and buy an EX1 - guess I will just have to make do with the DSLR for the time being.
Thanks for the great shots and giving me something to aspire too :)
Kindest and sincerest warm regards,
Lisa J. Kassner
Los Angeles CA
Rich
I love the sunset
What's the music?