Christopher Pearson
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Basically, it’s software that can emulate any of Kodak stocks, photochemical processes and filtration with the images used with you digital camera. It can be used to previzualize a look and/or to do some color timing to the images you shot during the day and use them for communication to you colorist etc. It calibrates everyones monitor so you are guaranteed the image will be displayed accurately on receiving end. It’s real cool. I used it extensively on my last feature.
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I just have the same. I haven’t done anything like that with the camera yet. I’ve only been using CS2. My sole use of the camera is for the Kodak Look Manager System. I use it on set a lot.
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I second that Chris -what a great idea (I’ve got a 20D also). Now I’ve got to go and try it myself.
You bastards – as if I don’t have enough projects on my hands already, and there you go throwing out cool ideas to play around with! There’s just not enough hours in a day is there? Then again, this is a night shot…
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Perfect. It’s working. Thank you for the post.
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I can’t belleive that I didn’t figure that out on my own. It’s working like a charm. Thanks for the reply.
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If video is the capture medium for your project, I suggest that you shoot the freeway with a very long shutter. That way you’ll get the streaking you want, then all you have to do is speed the shot up in AE. I might look something like a time-lapse shot. Now, if you’re shooting film, I could suggest many cameras/techniques to get you in the right direction. I’ve shot quite a bit of things like this.