HV20 Night Test
2 years ago
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1. HV20 Night Test
2 years ago
Night test with the HV20. Camera with no add-ons. Quick and dirty color-correcting (some shots clearly don't match, and a few look horrendous).
Apologies for sound work, but mixing was not a concern this time through.
Will spend a little more time color correcting later, and upload a higher bit rate version.
Apologies for sound work, but mixing was not a concern this time through.
Will spend a little more time color correcting later, and upload a higher bit rate version.
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That's not the same problem we're encountering now. What's happening there is that we accidentally left the camera on auto-focus and it was so dark that it couldn't get a lock.
We think we may have solved the problems we were having today based on a comment a user left on the HV20.com website.
I'm going to update there (and here) later after I confirm for sure.
Your tag for "bridges" is false.
I saw no bridge.... maybe a pier?
Putting too many tags in is a distraction.
(according to Vimeo, don't put in too many, because it actually works against it)
The tag for bridges is not false. The entire final sequence, the one you refer to as being on a pier, was shot under and next to a bridge.
Apart from the strobe effect, it's lovely! The shadow cast of the fisherman is brilliant.
Thanks for this, King Felix!