Charlotte, NC (Uptown)
2 years ago
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1. Charlotte, NC (Uptown)
2 years ago
My first shots with the Canon HF100 in uptown Charlotte. Edited in Vegas Pro 8.0. I'm new to this stuff, so if anyone wants to critique feel free :) I edited a couple of things and reposted this one.
Camera: Canon HF100
Mode: Cinema
Frame Rate: 60i native, converted to 30p
Music Credit: Eric Johnson - Good To Me
Camera: Canon HF100
Mode: Cinema
Frame Rate: 60i native, converted to 30p
Music Credit: Eric Johnson - Good To Me
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Which deinterlace method did you use?
The manual recommends cinemode with 24p but I think it also makes it more jerky so this is a good combo I think for most. Exception might be low-light scenes (24p should be brighter with more color).
1. Brightness and Contrast: 0.15 for Contrast
2. Unsharp mask: Amount 0.5.
Looks stunning I think. Makes me wonder if I should use cinemode all the time since you can go almost any directions with PP.
I would loosen the tripod so the panning is more even (EDIT: well only in 1 place it's not even so never mind).
Second I would throw in close-ups. For instance after you film the skateboarder in wide, it would switch to a close up at full tele of the skateboarder.
Love the work.