Angenieux 17.5-70mm with BMPCC

[Amoore]

https://vimeo.com/80294710

First test with Black Magic Pocket Cinema Camera.

Shot using an Angenieux 17.5-70mm 2.2 PL

Graded with FIlmconvert

Denoised with NeatVideo

Sharpened in post

[Useg Diaz-Granados]

Nice footage and nice lens for the Pocket!

Hope you post some more.


Sincerely,

Useg Diaz-Granados

[Amoore]

Nice footage and nice lens for the Pocket!

Hope you post some more.


Sincerely,

Useg Diaz-Granados

Thanks Useg

[haavard]

Looks nice, but it would have been nice to have a downloadable file, or at least a HD version on Vimeo

[Amoore]

Looks nice, but it would have been nice to have a downloadable file, or at least a HD version on Vimeo

It is HD on Vimeo?

Made it downloadable for you. But the origonal file can't be downloaded as I don't have Vimeo plus.

Sorry.

[KyleMcConaghy]

Nice work, Amoore! Really like that look.

[Logan Gee]

How much noise was there? Do you have any original frames?

[nickjbedford]

Great look Alec. Little on the dark side in the grade perhaps, maybe half a stop brighter? I found myself squinting to see what was in the frame properly, that's all.

I love FilmConvert. Ended up buying it with their 25% off discount right now. Which stock did you use?

Great work for a test.

[Joewi]

Nice work. Did you add the vignetting effect in post or is that from the lens?
Also, what did you use for stabilization?

[Useg Diaz-Granados]

Great look Alec. Little on the dark side in the grade perhaps, maybe half a stop brighter? I found myself squinting to see what was in the frame properly, that's all.

Nick, as a total beginner I think that the level of darkness is a personal preference.

Here are some interesting links that sort of supports my viewpoint.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eobw_x_ky2k

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mas4zNdBhzo


Sincerely,

Useg Diaz-Granados