Fashion Filming With Emily Decoteau in 4K. from ruban Cam on Vimeo.
Panasonic Leica 15mm f/1.7 DG Summilux review at Admiringlight.
A Total Immersion Week with the Panasonic GH4. Or, Kirk Does the Math (VisualScienceLab).
FIRST LOOK: Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000 (Photoreview).
Panasonic FZ-1000 manual download at http://we.tl/4yA2aLy1w1
Black E-M5 for 589 Euro only on [shoplink 46864 ebay]eBay France[/shoplink].
OM-D EM5 with 12-50 for AU$649 at Ozbargain.
Chris: “Just wanted to share a short I did with a mix of GH2 (Flowmotion) + Nikon V1 raw footage! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmNxRs4nWRI”
Kees: “I am a amateur and i made video’s with the em-1; In my experience the IBIS does a great job, the af is sometimes not quick enough, See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MULtKuWl9Oc”
Cem: “GH4 time laps function problem:
When the “daylight saving” option is selected at the time of setting the camera date&time, the previously set “camera time” is shifted according to the selected time zone. In this case, when the “start time” parameter of the “time Lapse function” is entered a specific start time, the camera wakes up at a later (or earlier depending on the time zone shift) time than specified by the start time.
In other words, it seems that the wake up module for “Time Lapse” function does not take the time zone shift into account and there is no word about this in the electronic manual.
When “daylight saving” option is not selected at the time of setting the “camera date&time”, the “time lapse” function “start time” parameter wakes up the camera at the specified time.“
11 Responses
Fashion filming? I beg your pardon! This is a lady in a short dress walking along the street. Nice, but nothing professional, not even particularly well filmed..
Okay, yes, this video is worse than yours. Hell, even anything from Jean Piere Jeunet are worse than yours. Nothing beats invisible content, after all. Should have read his Vimeo page first, ey? Where he says it’s an _experiment_. Shows you the _potential_ of GH4 for fashion filming. The guy at least tried, have some respect. How about you show us what your fashion film looks like.
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Wish there was more info included on that fashion film, like lenses used etc.., The grading is cool though, love the anamorphic look also .
Thanks ED for the comment, Sorry i will update Vimeo page with more details.
Lenses I used are Leica Lumix Four thirds D Summilux 25mm 1.4 @ F2.0, Minolta 58mm 1.2 @ 2.0 and 7-14mm Lumix. There are 4 Shots I used a TM 700 HD 1080P camcorder on a glide cam. I let you find that out : )
Thanks, Like you have noticed, this is nothing serious shooting.
Just had so much fun creating this video. By doing so, i have learnt a lot.
I will improve on my next shooting. Also thanks for the Admin to use my Video on this site.
I like the shots, but the video looks flat to my aging eyes. Thank you for sharing. Can’t wait to get the GH4! (now, if only a had a pretty model…)
I like the grading, depth of field and …..the Joy Division song Shadowplay…great song….
Ian Curtis:
Too young to die; too troubled to live, but will never be forgotten!
About GH4 timer: seems, GX7 have same issue.
But because of it, i have really nice thunderstorm time lapse, instead of boring “test sunrise lapse” 🙂
Fashion Vid: really flat, and the colors are just… odd at times. As if it was shot with Instagram. I’m assuming it was a stylistic choice, but it just looks – well, unprocessed and and clamped in a weird way.
Thanks for sharing. I think this reflects many of the challenges (er… subtle quirks?) that I’ve experienced of working with the GH4. Some shots look really nice. And some have a weird plasticy look to them… with too much color in the shadows and pretty harsh clipping. Of course that may be intentional working with a variety of grading styles – it is an experiment, after all! And shooting 4K and stabilizing in post doesn’t work, because there’s just a touch too much rolling shutter.