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hi everybody ... first time with BMCC
unfortunatly we received the equipment one week before the
shooting, so i am afraid we are still not in total controle of the beast
Color & Grading were made on da Vinci resolve ....
https://vimeo.com/95952700
This commercial for the french Cosmetic Brand LOVEA was done in Indonesia (Lombok Island)
with BMCC, Canon Cine Lenses, a Steadicam Pilot, a few sexy modelsand a cool Music
track (Tito&Tarantula After Dark)
Njoy...don't hesitate to give us your impressions
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I'm a MEGA Super Moderator
- Aug 2000
- Sweden
Latest news?
More like spam. -
Sorry but the forum is not that easy to use ... Took me 45 minutes to get it
So if i spam ...it s gonna take a while ....
Tell me if you have a more appropriate place in the forum where you think
We should show our work ? Cause we are professional video maker ....
We met different problem with this equipment ...it was an opportunity to discuss about
Thanks for your understanding mister Super Moderator -
I'm a MEGA Super Moderator
- Aug 2000
- Sweden
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Moving you to our camcorder section.
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Ok thanks
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Ok thanks
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Strange colors, looks like oversaturated and luminance burned but perhaps it is issue with my render settings (but subjectively it is not natural when compared to for example this: http://vimeo.com/49875510 )
Girl models... hmm can be better, good idea but commercial is slightly too long (but better montage should improve overall dynamics) - so overall
in scale from 1 to 5 - perhaps 3, maybe 3+ sorry...
But seem others like it. -
Thanks for your comment Pandy
You right a bit long in my opinion too ...but client choice in the end
For the over saturation depends on your screen ... We work on Eizo ...so usually it s quite sure ...
Have a nice day
Olive -
Over saturated here also. Especially the first part. Yellowish color. Was that intentional? If not, then it may be my monitor giving me false color rendition.
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence -Carl Sagan -
I'm guessing that would be part of the "color grading LOOK". Was oversat + pushed contrast + slightly off-color here, too. And it was TOO long, though I understand the "stealth approach" pacing (to fit the song?).
Too sexualized to play in major US markets. Oh, well...
Not bad for only a week using the thing.
Scott
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