EXIT 101 first feature film.

[drapeama]

You're looking ugly man! (but i'm sure that's the point! lol)
I don't know if it's due to the color correction, but the blood doesn't look so real to me...

[azmyth]

Its actually not due to color correction.. as you can see here... Since these were just tests I didn't use the "good stuff", but some cheap halloween variety we had lying around. I color corrected these to make the blood look alot more realistic. The real deal, will be done with stuff that looks like real blood.

[antman]

looks good, how did you encahnce the color for the photos, before and after. I can't believe the difference between the two.

[azmyth]

With a plugin in photoshop called "Topaz Adjust".

[azmyth]

I may actually have some footage in a bit.. crossing my fingers that my DP can get me something!

[azmyth]

I know I keep saying we will have footage soon, and we will.. just not yet lol.
So in the meantime.. here is another photo from last nights shoot!

[antman]

awesome vintage cop car. looks neat.

[azmyth]

the ole HV40.. fitted with IRVB focus ring, and a cine city mattebox and cine city rails. It look pro-fessional again.. without a 35mm adapter.. woo!

[antman]

now take some black gaffer tape and cover up all the canon crap like the 10x zoom. and the other writing on the cam, makes it even better looking to me.

[azmyth]

lol I might just do that.

[antman]

lol I might just do that.

I did. looks stealth, and a bit more mysterious as too what it is.

[Erik Bien]

While I absolutely love the color-correction on your makeup test stills, I'd caution you to go easy on the added grain, especially if you're editing and coloring on a screen much smaller than your destination size. A little goes a long way. Really looking forward to your trailer!

[sdeming]

This is neat, I'm going to keep following this thread. Thanks!

[azmyth]

Thanks guys.

[azmyth]

Footage coming as soon as vimeo decides to convert my video.. in.. 25 minutes..

I'm gonna upload what we shot with the Jag35 so you can see the difference.

[antman]

Cool, looking foreward to seeing some footage, can you post it both ways/ with the adapter and without?

[azmyth]

Here is a few clips of footage. No audio yet, and this is just to give you an idea of what everything looks like. I don't want to give away too much just yet. I slightly color corrected it in vegas, but the actual film is being cut in Final Cut Pro. The music was created in Magix Music Maker 15.

I have this password protected because its only meant to be shown to my filmmaking comrades.

Password: poolboy

[ame="http://www.vimeo.com/9993203"]This is a password protected video on Vimeo[/ame]

Here is the adapter footage. Notice how dark it is. We had exactly the same amount of light for both... quite the difference I'd say.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unvi10YwFRA"]YouTube- JAG35st footage on HV40[/ame]

[drapeama]

I have this password protected because its only meant to be shown to my filmmaking comrades.

Thanks for sharing!
The footage with the adapter is, hum, craptacular....seriously it's day-and-night comparison. Hopefully you've changed your mind!!

[azmyth]

Definitely changed my mind. I already sold all of that stuff.
I swapped out the shrigg, adapter, lenses.. for a set of normal rails, an IRVB focus ring, and a raynox.

[HueyNRolf]

Thanks for sharing!
The footage with the adapter is, hum, craptacular....seriously it's day-and-night comparison. Hopefully you've changed your mind!!

Drap beat me to it. I 100% agree.
Looking great, Azmyth.
Well done!

[jboy]

at the password.
The vimeo footage looks great.

[RoosterMcCauley]

Looking good, Az... Can't wait until it's finished!

[antman]

looks nice man, The only thing I found odd was the vintage police car, which I love by the way, but it didn't fit in the scene with modern cars. seems a bit odd thats all, the footage looks nice though. Now the fun part comes when syncing up the two. naw, it's actually not all that hard, just make sure you slate it, other wise, you screwed.

[drapeama]

Drap beat me to it. I 100% agree

Seriously, it might be the static version of the Jag, but my static Twoneil beats it hands down, even with dirt in the focusing screen.
And i'm using a cheap macro lens found on ebay as an achromat.

[azmyth]

looks nice man, The only thing I found odd was the vintage police car, which I love by the way, but it didn't fit in the scene with modern cars. seems a bit odd thats all, the footage looks nice though. Now the fun part comes when syncing up the two. naw, it's actually not all that hard, just make sure you slate it, other wise, you screwed.

Yeah, once you see the entire film it will make more sense. Its a very small town, everything is "modern" but the deputy is kind of stuck in the past..

there are other law enforcement as well who are all "modern", he's just been on the force so long he's mainly there because it gives him something to do, they don't actually expect him to serve and protect, so all he really ever does is annoys these kids.