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Another Bentley promo
Another Bentley promo shot with iPhones… Anyone know who cut it, and with what NLE? Not that it matters of course…
And the BTS piece…
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If I was the DOP on a shoot with lots of movement, I think I would prefer a camera with a global shutter to avoid jello rolling shutter. At least they used movi.
I guess it comes down to integrated marketing. Otherwise why mention the camera? It is interesting that there was no mention of post workflow.
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Where did you see the jelly stuff? I got busy and only had time to watch about half. Are there rolling shutter artifacts in the second half?
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Bill, there is a car drive POV shot in the behind the scenes vid with jello. I don’t think it made it into the final.
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The iPhone: Only Good for B&W.
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Guessing this was edited with iMovie, pity there was no 3D text involved. While the image quality is sufficient a Bolex H16 camera would have been my choice.
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[David Mathis] “pity there was no 3D text involved.”
lol… oddly enough, a tiny thing I unnecessarily did with 3D text should soon be visible in millions of households across the US next week…
[David Mathis] “While the image quality is sufficient a Bolex H16 camera would have been my choice.”
or this…
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They did mention using iPads to edit. Can you pass an iMovie project to FCPX or others?
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Not sure about other editors (software) but you can import an iMovie into FCP X, this might require your media to be optimized which X will do automatically for you, if necessary. Should be a fairly easy process.
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I doubt this was cut in iMovie. Listen to the careful wording. Something to the effect of “the cut was assembled on the iPads”. My guess is a first pass or selects was done there and then actual final edit on something else.
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Adobe Premiere Clip for iOS projects can be sent to Premiere Pro, just sayin. I have no knowledge of what was actually used.
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