tangent mind llc
Saint Louis, MO
tangentmind.com
we are a creative collective driven by the desire to create artistically inspired, content-focused visual media projects for clients seeking a better way to tell their story.

What you see on our Vimeo are some of the pieces we've done that we enjoy at the moment. Head to our website for the rest.

1430 Washington Avenue STE 102
Saint Louis, MO 63103
info@tangentmind.com
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  • Video comment
    1 month ago
    tangent mind llc commented on Got Milk? The Movie (TRAILER 2003)

    Marty, totally dig your revisit. After four years gunning, we're just finally putting a reel together; it's crazy revisiting the things that you've created! Enjoyed this cut; awesome to see XL1S footage "back" in action. Would love to see you revisit this. Happy holidays!

  • Video comment
    6 months ago
    tangent mind llc commented on fs100 slow test

    Wait... Wait... Wait... when you mention "This footage is about 10x Real Time speed," you mean you're playing the footage back at 10% speed using a timeline option and without using Twixtor or Optical Flow, NOT that the camera is physically set to shoot at 10x speed. Ok. That makes sense. That, I get. I read your term to be literal in context.

  • Video comment
    6 months ago
    tangent mind llc commented on fs100 slow test

    Alright... I am terribly confused by all this. Hell, we broke into a conversation on this very topic at the rental house I use. How do you go from a 60fps 1080i stream to 240fps? That's 4x the speed; even assuming you hybridized the 60fps footage into even and odd fields, that's 120fps with duplicated lines. How do you then slow beyond that? In-camera, that is...

    Unless you're shooting a sequence of still images and not video, but even still, that'd have to be a digital shutter... I just don't get it. I know why I rent phantoms, but not how a 5k camera produces a 240fps image. I don't mean to be scrutinizing about this, but even Sony's website lists the camera max at the NTSC standard of 60i... so how could this footage possibly be done without Twixtor or using Motion's Optical Flow?

  • Video comment
    6 months ago
    tangent mind llc commented on fs100 slow test

    Curious about the frame-rate you mentioned. A 5k camera shooting 200fps, particularly the FS100?

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