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10. colour test HD
2 months ago
testing my canon hv40 and my century 43mm fisheye lens.
i filmed this in tv mode at either 250 or 500 shutter speed i cant quite remember .
i edited it quickly in fcp and used the 3-way colour correction tool to boost the contrast and use the soft edges filter to make the edges like they are.
i filmed this in tv mode at either 250 or 500 shutter speed i cant quite remember .
i edited it quickly in fcp and used the 3-way colour correction tool to boost the contrast and use the soft edges filter to make the edges like they are.
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what do you edit with. and can you plz help me understand how you made it so clear,,, im getting the cannon hv40.
Thanks!!
i have only just started filming with hd so im not too familiar with everything.
i basically filmed in tv mode on a shutter speed of either 250 or 500, you will figure out what looks best when you film cos it like depends on light et.c 50 is usually best for indoors too.
i use a mac to edit with, i captured my footage in imovie as i cant get fcp log and capture working. but it captures at like 1080i
in fcp i used the 3 way colour corrector video generator in effects and reduced the blacks and the mids slightly. and boosted the saturation slightly.
i export it from fcp at HD 1080 x 720 16:9 and turn it to best quality in size options.
i hope that has helped.