Glass House
2 years ago
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3. Glass House
2 years ago
A video tour of an abandoned, decaying glass container factory in northern California. Music by Monolake.
Lenses used:
Canon 10-22mm for the moving shots
Sigma 30mm f1.4 for the still "DOF" shots
Canon 70-200 f4 for one tripod shot of the roof with hail coming in
Canon 17-55mm f2.8. for the tripod shots of the rain cascading into the space
Lenses used:
Canon 10-22mm for the moving shots
Sigma 30mm f1.4 for the still "DOF" shots
Canon 70-200 f4 for one tripod shot of the roof with hail coming in
Canon 17-55mm f2.8. for the tripod shots of the rain cascading into the space
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Beautiful framing and colors.
Very nice work.
I like it
Morty, the timelapse was just a 10 minute clip sped up approx 1000% (I don't remember the number at the moment).
The moving shots (except for one) were on a Merlin.
But video can give you a better sense of a space. I think it's more immersive. I love being able to do both.
I honestly don't remember the aperture setting, and afaik, it's not encoded into the video file. Maybe it is, but I haven't found a way to see that info. in the file.
Photographically and acoustically gorgeous.
However, We are now seeing a lot of high quality work in this genre. As we come to accept imagery at this high level so does the viewer expect more of the creator in order to truly satisfy his expectation.
Only a year ago...I would not of believed it possible of a DSLR and the net to deliver this kind of sonic and visual quality on my IMAC 24.
Perhaps I am trying to suggest that imagery is no longer 'visceral' without more in the way of content.
@bob lorrimer, yeah, the quality you can achieve these days is pretty amazing. I want to make it clear that a lot of the 'sound effects' (like the patter of the rain, for example) is part of the music. All the other audio was recorded in mono through the 7D's built-in mic. I left the 7D audio in because it adds more atmosphere.
But I think you should have worked with sound more. The same rain drop sound is kinda too much...
Changing the drip sounds would have meant editing the original song, because all of those sounds are in the song. I don't think I could bring myself to alter Monolake's song, even if it made the video more interesting. But, in the end, they don't bother me.
Very nice DOF in a lot of shot.
I really admire your work.
can you fill me in on your method for the photos on the side. they are so sharp and life like. Unreal.
Quick Q regarding the camera settings.. did you shoot on full Auto or lock off the exposure and shutter ?
Love it.
I did a sort of similar film while on another project at a pipe foundry called Inferno. If you're interested, check it out: vimeo.com/8757895
Good job Rusty.
Cheers!