QUOTE(imre_tse @ Jul 22 2009, 06:03 AM) [snapback]554386[/snapback]
Yes I colored corrected, normal is to lame I think. I fucked up the aspect so bad, shot it in 16:9

and 24pa with a high shutter speed, which I probably shouldn't have but lol oh well
super noob
QUOTE(vode @ Jul 22 2009, 05:29 PM) [snapback]554414[/snapback]
High shutter speed is way to go when filming fast moving objects e.g skating. utube is jerky for me so I couldnt see if using the 24p caused some flckering, but I doubt it. So I think you used well your camera.
The color correction is doen afterwards?
Yeh Vode is right, You happened to do yourself a big favour when you shot it on a high shutter speed. Hence the reason the spakles from the camera flashes showed up so well, which in my opinion made the clip.
QUOTE(imre_tse @ Jul 22 2009, 06:12 PM) [snapback]554416[/snapback]
Yes color correcting was in post, looks a tad warm with no CC, and 24pa was not neccessary because the high shutter pretty much cancels any type of 24p motion effect, I think.
Vode, Ryan and Webb Image file not present in the recovered backup Don't be homos
No the shutter speed does not affect or cancel out the progressive at all, your still getting 24 frames a second, changing the shutter speed is just changing the details the camera are capturing in those 24 frames.
But the point of progressive is to look like film, and the reason film looks so good, is because it captures the same amount of frames as our eyes do. So shooting on a high shutter speed will slightly change the look so it wont seem as much like what our eyes see, which slightly defeats the purpose of shooting progressive, but it will still look alot better than if you hadnt shot progressive.
Also nice aspect ratio and grade, thought the clip was nice. I would have probably 8/4 point garbage matted a camera flash or two, and made that little moment slightly slower and longer and added a couple of extra flashes cos I thought it was awesome