Official "Look what I shot!" Thread

Jason

How did you get the skin tones looking so natural?
In another post you mentioned an IR cut filter.
Were you working with one on this shoot and what can you recommend for the Sigma 18-35 lens 72mm filter size?

Cheers

How did you get the skin tones looking so natural?
In another post you mentioned an IR cut filter.
Were you working with one on this shoot and what can you recommend for the Sigma 18-35 lens 72mm filter size?

I shot it ProRes at 4500K at ASA 800 with various shutter angles, probably mostly around 45 degrees. I used KinoLUT to start my grade. I like to showoff the dynamic range of the BMCC, so I don't mind keeping the contrast low and milky, however, here I also pushed the saturation to make the colors pop. KinoLUT does a great job of preserving and flattering skin tones so it was a very good place to start. The BMCC shadows and highlights held together nicely, yet again. All post was done in FCPX on my little 2011 Mac Mini. I use the Tiffen T1 IR-cutter, the 77mm circular. You'll need a 77 to 72mm step down ring since I don't recommend buying filters with a diameter smaller than 77mm.

How did you get the skin tones looking so natural?
In another post you mentioned an IR cut filter.
Were you working with one on this shoot and what can you recommend for the Sigma 18-35 lens 72mm filter size?

I shot it ProRes at 4500K at ASA 800 with various shutter angles, probably mostly around 45 degrees. I used KinoLUT to start my grade. I like to showoff the dynamic range of the BMCC, so I don't mind keeping the contrast low and milky, however, here I also pushed the saturation to make the colors pop. KinoLUT does a great job of preserving and flattering skin tones so it was a very good place to start. The BMCC shadows and highlights held together nicely, yet again. All post was done in FCPX on my little 2011 Mac Mini. I use the Tiffen T1 IR-cutter, the 77mm circular. You'll need a 77 to 72mm step down ring since I don't recommend buying filters with a diameter smaller than 77mm.

Thanks for the info.

Cheers

Jason,

Did you apply the KinoLUT in Resolve? I ask because I'm having issue with the LUT in Resolve. I can apply it, but it has absolutely no effect on the image.

Hey! Just made my first videoclip with the BMPC4K, check it out on Genero and let me know what you think!
http://genero.tv/watch-video/39587
PD: The quality was blown away after uploading the video... my apologies.

Jason,

Did you apply the KinoLUT in Resolve? I ask because I'm having issue with the LUT in Resolve. I can apply it, but it has absolutely no effect on the image.

Resolve won't work on my 2011 mini so i apply luts using the lut utility plugin for fcpx. Works fine

First teaser trailer of the my feature film for children called Who Killed Nelson Nutmeg?​ (http://www.nelsonnutmeg.com)

See it here -

Look what I ...... graded .... in DaVinci Resolve, shot on BMCC and BMPC4K in prores 422 film

Shot this last week after the usual race I shoot. Wanted to see what it would be like if I shot the after parties. Edited and color graded it when I had time. It's editorial news type of stuff really, so I went for the quickest output. I shot it all at color temperature 5600K, so correction had to be done for any shot in pure tungsten light. It was very run and gun and there were a lot of windows and daylight was pouring in. So only a few places where tungsten light needed to be corrected.

Camera: BMCC 2.5K
Lenses: 11-16 Tokina, Rokinon (24, 35, 135)
Codec: ProRes Proxy
LUT: BMD Rec709 for BMCC v2
FPS: 30

BMPCC... another promo video. I do these for free right now, to improve my shooting technique, and limited grading skills. I recently bought some lighting, a 25mm Leica, and IR cut, and a macro lens. A lot of low lighting situations here.

I didn't shoot it, but this was shot on an ursa. I watched the video before knowing what camera it was shot on and thought - wow, this was an amazing and expensive camera. Look at the quality! Turns out it was an ursa!

as can be seen very quickly at :37 and then again at 1:03 in this clip.

Here's a cool side by side of ungraded vs graded.

I received my BMPCC just in time for my daughters birthday. We were taking her to this indoor-playground place. I had my camera with me and made a quick stop to buy a lens and sd card so I could try out the camera. And, this is the result!
In advance, sorry for the shaky footage and bad editing, I've never done this before :/

Here is a shot I did with my (ex)best friend

We shot Ruby on the BMCC EF with Rokinon's.

Little portrait clip for a local artist/sculptor I shot recently on the BMPC4K..

Hi All,

I made a personal project with my companies Production 4k and thought I would share. I would be interested in feedback particularly in regards grading. Thanks. Daniel

Hello, I am happy to share my last work for a bulgarian singer living in Paris. URSA UHD, 400& 800 ISO, Canon 24-70 f2.8, Samyang 14mm f2.8, Canon 50mm f1.2. Edited and graded in Premiere CC

Very sweet singer and video, Deyan; thanks.


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Hello,

I shot some test footage on Friday after installing the firmware update, I'm pretty impressed with the 150FPS in HD. Check it out!

Man there is so much stuff out here. Well i finally get to post some stuff I shot with my BMCC 2.5K I Like. A simple video For music artist Russell Taylor, "Electric". I had a fun time shooting it and would love to do it again. Thanks for the support to all in advance. http://vevo.ly/X5uHqT

A black and white look at Coastal Georgia, shot with the BMCC 2.5k.

BMPCC with 25mm Leica 1.5, C-Mount Canon TV 12.5-75mm 1.9, Minolta 50mm 3.5 Macro. "Graded" in color.

Little portrait clip for a local artist/sculptor I shot recently on the BMPC4K..

very interesting, I want to do an artist portrait myself, thanks for sharing.

Here's one with a bit of action that I worked on last year, and finally have the final version uploaded:

Got another video to share. I shot this this weekend with the BMCC 2.5K in ProRes LT 1920x1080. I used the camera's 2.4:1 aspect ratio guides and cropped in post to 1920x800. Graded in Resolve using Impulz Kodak Ektar 100 Full Contrast as a base. Needed to do a quick grade. Image Stabilization was done after grading in Adobe After Effects on a few shots. Mainly the shots from pace vehicle in front of the bike racers as I shot that with a 135mm Rokinon and it needed stabilization.

The event was the annual Killington Stage Race in Vermont. Bikers compete over three days on various stages. The race spans several towns in Central Vermont. Enjoy the video.

Hello everyone, here is my last work (a corporate for big brand) but re-edited for myself.
Shooted with the URSA in 1080p ProRes 422 @80FPS
Edited in Premiere CC and graded in Speed Grade.

Vimeo "page not found" but that could just mean it's still uploading or my server doesn't have it yet.


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Yes Rick, just a server problem obviously... (posted in France)

Deyan, no problem seeing the beautiful 'director's cut' today. So much goodness there. Just wish I could eat whatever she had for breakfast that day.


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A web video series I'm doing for an online retailer. I'm currently doing them without an external monitor... And since I'm also the actor... It's a meticulous process and I use a mic stand as my stand in for focusing. Luckily I just got a monitor... So my shots will benefit from better framing next time. Shot almost entirely with the lumix Leica 25mm with Hoya IR cut.

Hello from Paris, here is my last work, a music video of a great guitarist, Shaï Sebbag, the title is called "Into The Wild" Shot with the URSA4K in UHD ProRes 4:4:4 and slow motion in ProRes 4:2:2, Edited in Premiere CC and Graded in Speed Grade.

You can watch it in UHD here :

Thanks for watching

Very nice work Deyan! And the Ursa4K looks great too!

really nice music video, i left you a comment.

Thank you guys ! Yeah the URSA gives me a lot of satisfaction...

Some of my stuff!

(sorry, this one's in french and there are no subtitles, but the point is to show some footage, right?

Enjoy!

http://robertrioux.com

Here is a preview of a piece we did for the german entry of the biennale in venice last year.
(headphones recommended)

Looks amazing Dom.

Sharing a music video project. The song is pretty cool. The singer is Susanne Sundfør, and the artist who produced the track is Royksopp. This is a contest submission.

http://genero.tv/watch-video/39941

Here is a preview of a piece we did for the german entry of the biennale in venice last year.
(headphones recommended)

This is absolutely wonderful. Beautiful shots, interesting sound design and great atmosphere. Love it!

Here is a little just-for-fun I created after acquiring new vintage glass made by Meyer Optik.
Blackmagic Production Cam. 4k RAW. DaVinci Resolve (m31, visioncolor).

What do you guys think?

Our entry for the Rode Reel contest. BMCC MFT with EF speedbooster and Rokinon primes.

Hey guys!
Here's my submission for the Royskopp videoclip at Genero.tv: http://genero.tv/watch-video/39938
It was all shot with the Production Camera within a day,
Enjoy it!

Here is a preview of a piece we did for the german entry of the biennale in venice last year.
(headphones recommended)

Cool

Shot this over the weekend.

my approach to BIC video contest.

download version - since YT compression ... - https://www,wetransfer,com/downloads/42 ... 729/45952a

and YT version - https://www,youtube,com/watch?v=2F0gPvrVf7A

i was using BMCC 2.5K EF version with sigma 18-35 1.8

and since i dont have RIG yet few shots were made with BM strap over my neck, in old cowboy style ; )

Here's a small section from a feature length doc we are working on, submitted to the My Rode Reel competition. Shot on the original Blackmagic 2.5K Cinema Camera, EF mount, and Pocket Cinema Camera with Metabones adapter, both using a Nikon fit Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8 lens. Finished in Premiere.

British Nightmares:

Please vote for us in the competition if you have the time, and like what you see so far. Thanks.

Some fun stuff from last year.

BMPCC, RAW, Metabones, Sigma 18-35 1.8, Davinci (no luts)

NINJA TURTLES: BLOOD BROTHERS (Teaser 1)

So I shot this a couple weeks ago on the BMPCC with EF Speedbooster and 24-105L. All handheld. The location was basically a big garage with a section of brick wall. So because it was so claustrophobic I wasn't really able to have as much freedom with framing the shots as I would have liked. But I think it came out pretty good. I also did all the editing and VFX work.

More teasers to come as the other characters are built.

Shot this with a bunch of C-Mount lenses in Turkey. Shot in RAW, graded in Resolve.
Pretty happy with the result