
Sea: Canon 5DmkII native 24p
1 year ago
Shot at Sutro Baths in San Francisco
Music by James Newton Howard from "Lady in the Water"
First section of water has no colour correction and is straight out of 5D. Shot of people in cave on is graded using Magic Bullet Looks (get 20% off with code bloom20 at redgiantsoftware.com)!
Shot native 24p!
Lenses used are 100mm Macro F2.8L. 70-200 IS F2.8. Canon 50mm F1.2, 90mm TS, 14mm F2.8L
Music by James Newton Howard from "Lady in the Water"
First section of water has no colour correction and is straight out of 5D. Shot of people in cave on is graded using Magic Bullet Looks (get 20% off with code bloom20 at redgiantsoftware.com)!
Shot native 24p!
Lenses used are 100mm Macro F2.8L. 70-200 IS F2.8. Canon 50mm F1.2, 90mm TS, 14mm F2.8L
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Amazing what our tech can produce this days..
-Joel E.
The movement at 1:56, is that handheld or using the glidetrack?
great work phil.
Beautiful!
Everything you do looks so crisp, clean, flawless, and this is no exception.
oh, and your work was good to ;)
I vote this as my favorite Philip Bloom's short on Vimeo so far (yes, better than Dubai, Skywalker or the people series).
I would guess at this point that your Canon of choice is definitely the 5D. Could it be the case that 30p is part of the great image quality of the 5D? I have the impression that shooting at 24p one can't get the same something that everybody seems to like about the 5D.
It was such a delight to be surprised like that. Something we miss often when watching things online that are surrounded by metadata. Its refreshing to be surprised once in awhile...
But I still think that tunnel is creepy... but beautifully captured, as always. Thx for sharing.
geek question: do you prefer the 5D over the D1 Mark iv ?
If NASA ever decided to send a DOP to shoot space/mars/moon footage - You should be their number 1 choice....
Can only imagine the shots you would bring back out in space... (no need for a glidetrack!)
I have two thaughts about the film:
1: To me it shows, that the most important thing to make fine videos is the man behind the camera. No camera or computer or anything else is as important. You have made so many fine films with so many different cameras, that there kan be no doubt left.
2: I have wondered, why your film makes me sit, just looking the whole film and then seeng it a second time, while a similar film taken by other people would make me change to another film after half a minute. I still don't know the reason. Do you know yourself?
No idea to number 2...i took longer to choose the music that i did to film the whole thing!
Very often it's the same to me
Cheers!
I have added this to the new Travel HD group.
One thing not covered in your 7D DVD, exporting...anything special to this once editing and color correction complete in order to get the cleanest output?
love your work :)
I have been watching your stuff for a while and this is one of the best I have seen
"Sea" was includeed in a page from Blake Whitman called "these are Videos" vimeo.com/channels/thesearevideos
If you get a chance.. have a look.
Beautifull.
I didn't come further than this..
vimeo.com/1906267 @ 4:22
Jd
Thanks Phil.