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  • Justin Carlson

    November 20, 2012 at 4:19 am in reply to: Workflow for DSLR editing

    Agree.

    If you’re color grading + have the time + space, then go for it, but from my tests I only saw a minimal difference. Nothing that one of my clients would notice.

     
    Justin
    http://www.carlsonmedia.ca
     
     

  • Justin Carlson

    November 20, 2012 at 4:16 am in reply to: ISO settings for good cleaner picture

    When I shot with a 5d Mk 2, shooting with the ISO in multiples of 160 was key. Especially when filming indoor interviews. When I was outside (during the day), I didn’t find it made a lot of difference.

    The reason being is that when you shoot in 160 steps, you get the cleanest black you’re going to get without a lot of noise. But when I was outside during the day, blacks weren’t as important as when I was shooting an indoor interview, so I never HAD to follow the 160 rule because I didn’t notice a lot of noise when it was bright out.

    That said, I still stepped up the ISO by 160 and just used a VariND filter as I wanted to be sure.

     
    Justin
    http://www.carlsonmedia.ca
     
     

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