Andrew Gallucci
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Thanks Jeff,
Yeah the settings are matched. How did it view on your computer?
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Yes and I have given this a lot of thought.
But I always come back to the fack that I should be able to merge 3 RAW images and then have one RAW image to work with. I know I can open as a smart object but it isnt the same.
The issue is once merged, the exported 16bit tiff doesnt have the recovery that the RAW does. I would manually mask and combine, but real estate photography requires quick turn around. Sometimes I have 3 properties in one day.
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Yea I was pondering that about them using two different techniques. You can definitely see the people moving around at the end of the shot.
Thanks for the info.And yea, the stitching is amazing.
I am a small time director. Like super small. I either direct and shoot myself for the company or I only have a camera man and assistant.
Can you tell me how that would be challenging for directing? I’m assuming each scene just had a perpetual camera move forward and then they used masking when (for example) the curtains opened.
I have yet to do anything creative. All of our stuff is bios or crappy commercials for mundane things. -
thats a neat way to do it. I didnt even know about those lol.
Glad I read through this.
I do like steadicams but I guess I have tailored my style on the glidecam. I had older ones and the new glidecam HDs are EXCELLENT. They used to have washer that would always get out of sorts and had to be adjust every time. Now they have a new system that barely ever needs tweaking provided you arent swapping lenses and use the same setup every time. -
I recommend Glidecam brand. I use it for everything and later you can get a vest if need be. The HD series is best. They have 3 sizes depending on camera weight. Id say go with the 3000 model.
They are excellent and only $400 and cheaper if you search around.