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First Song: Alan Braxe & Frad Falke - Horizon (first 30 seconds)
Second Song: Empire of the Sun - Half Mast
Location: Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle
Camera: Nikon D90
Lenses Used: Nikkor 50mm f1.8, Nikkor 18-105mm f3.5-5.6, Tokina 12-24mm f4
Post-Process: convert avi to ProRes 422 mov with QT Pro (so I could import to Premiere Pro on mac), clip edit in Premiere Pro, MB Looks color grading, stair-step removal, and export to h.264 mov in After Effects

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2 months ago
Pablo Cocito
3 months ago
Mathias Botfeldt
3 months ago
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3 months ago
Jeffrey Curtis McEwen
3 months ago
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4 months ago
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Hawk 1 year ago

great video =)
Thomas Charbit 1 year ago

omg if i could push the love button more than once i would !! AWESOME STUFF HERE ;-)
and you seem to handle the D90 pretty well, what about the "stair steps" removal ?
Patrick Wright 1 year ago

Thanks! Here's the stair-step removal thread for reference: dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?s=9c776178d1c2f76cd473713a117f2010&t=149663

It's not absolutely necessary to do this, but it makes a noticeable difference in scenes with curved lines (the record player scene, for example).
Thomas Charbit 1 year ago

cool, now i want a D90 ;-) you really did a good job !
Andrea Allen 1 year ago

This is the best video I've seen for a while! Thanks for sharing it.
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Patrick Wright 1 year ago

I'll definitely try to remember!
Capucha 1 year ago

that was awesome ! great job !
romano 1 year ago

片子拍的太好了！
fel feseb 1 year ago

fucking lovely
Shihan Barbee 1 year ago

Amzng
Sicotte 1 year ago

Your a genius. You demonstrated idiosyncrasies very well.
mark duggan 1 year ago

this is really gorgeous.
whats the font you use at the start and end?
cant believe how "filmic" it looks. d90 is impressive.
Patrick Wright 1 year ago

Thanks, Mark. It's 'Gotham Black':
typography.com/fonts/font_styles.php?productLineID=100008
DerrickChow 1 year ago

That was awesome.
Tiana Purvis 1 year ago

The colors are really cool and contrast nicely.
Patrick Wright 1 year ago

thanks. magic bullet looks helped with the color and contrast.
Nowawes 1 year ago

I really love it!! Excellent work! Greetings from Berlin/Germany!
john lewis 1 year ago

wowsers. the d90 might have some limitations, but if you work within them, you sure can produce some lovely organic vision. as a canon shooter i'm a little jealous of what the nikon can achieve for such (comparatively) little dollars.

were you conscious of not making any jarring movements to minimize the jello effect? and did you use some sort of weighted steady rig or just bare hands to move around?
Patrick Wright 1 year ago

yep, you have to slow down your pans to work within the d90's limitations. during handheld shots all i did was put the strap around my neck and extended the camera forward. plus for all of the outside shots i used a vibration reduction lens.
Chris Beaumont 1 year ago

Looking very good :) Much more like some of the Canon 5D footage that's been doing the rounds recently. Very interesting.
Rich Hibner 1 year ago

can you go over some of your lighting?
Patrick Wright 1 year ago

Easy - all natural lighting except for the bathroom lights.
Trin 1 year ago

I *heart* Seattle! Great video. I really liked the "look" of it. Did you use any of the MB presets or tweak your own?
Patrick Wright 1 year ago

I used one of the Warm presets but toned it down slightly because I didn't want the color to be too intense.
Dominick D. 11 months ago

i have the SAME lens setup...50mm 1.4, Kit 18-105 and a 12-24 Tokina...my fav is the tokina
Tony Cap 11 months ago

This is one of my Favs. Thanks for shooting it.I think this is one video for me where it's not about the tool but the person behind it.
Stephen Alberts 8 months ago

awesome. really great style man
Patrick Wright 8 months ago

thanks, everyone! cool to know people are still enjoying this...
Tracey Lee 7 months ago

Patrick, I still watch this once a week! I keep trying to justify adding the D90 to my camera collection...love the 24p.
edvard brun 7 months ago

Fine little story - great attitude and look to this!
Benjamin Taft 6 months ago

Love it!
Nick Fogarty 6 months ago

hey man that was a really amazing little vid you put together there. fantastic look and feel you have achieved. i have not been able to get anywhere close to that with my D90. not to mention its a great little story too and thats what counts.
Patrick Wright 6 months ago

thanks, nick. the d90 takes some practice, and obviously the best way to learn its quirks is to shoot as much as possible. looking forward to when you post something shot with the d90.
Kyle Ford 6 months ago

I had no idea that was shot in Capital Hill. I am thinking about moving there after this summer.
Cody Bralts 5 months ago

hey, this was on hipster runoff:
hipsterrunoff.com/2008/11/my-authentic-life-is-full-of-authentic-props-in-my-authentic-apartment.html

enjoy!

- c
Sam Twyman 1 month ago

Really love what you've made here, It's great to see people really pursueing with the d90 and making films as good as this. Thanks for entertaining me!!!