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[Spaced Out]

Hi everyone,

I've recently directed a 100% independently produced music video, for which I also did the compositing & VFX on my own.

Pretty tough sometimes to work without the help of a production company nor a decent budget, but at least it's not impossible, so I guess that's good enough for me.

The video was shot with the Panasonic AJ-HPX2700 using the AVC-Intra codec, and I have to say I was extremely pleased with it. I've never used it on real locations and do not know how it performs outdoor (my video was entirely shot on green screen), but as far as color keying goes, it was the best and smoother experience I ever had in years of post-production (even better than keying on Red footage). I really recommend it for compositing / color keying with low to medium budgets.

If you're interested, you can watch it here :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_9VQ9OyVNY&hd=1

Thanks a lot for your time, and any comments are welcome !

 

[dlevanchuk]

that was weird and awesome! Loved it

 

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"Weird and awesome"...
What more could I ask for ?

Thanks a lot for your comment, dlevanchuk!

 

[escher]

Pretty pictures! I wonder if I can save up enough to buy a camera like...

$40,000?

Drat.

 

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Hi Escher,

In my case, the camera was rented of course.
Also, glad you liked the pictures (thanks!), but again, the entire video was shot on a green screen, so everything but the human characters was added in post. I was only praising the camera for the (technically) flawless footage that made the color keying so easy.
I have no idea how the camera behaves outside of a shooting studio...