shooting abroad with the f3 and our modified shuttlepod
Here is a project we have been working on in Milano, Italy for a friend of mine. He founded a shoe company and they’re selling quite decent shoes over the internet. Check them out: Scarosso.
We wanted to shoot a high quality campaign-shoot for Fall/Winter 2011 and I just got my Sony F3 with the S-Log option so I gave it a spin. We took our whole setup including a modified Kessler Shuttlepod (one length cut into half to make it flight-ready), and traveled to Milan. My friend managed to get some professional models for the shoot, which raised the quality significantly I would say.
Shooting with the F3 handheld and on the Shuttlepod was great fun! Grading the S-Log footage is so nice. I’ve been used to DSLR footage in color grading for about two years now and having all these opportunities with log-Footage and 4:2:2 10-bit is simply amazing.
My only concerns were the lack of the S-Log option when shooting in 720p50 (the shot with the slomo doves), and the lack of a viewing LUT when recording onto the KiPro Mini. Everything is so dull and grey until you move the footage into color correction. I hope that my Gemini 444 will arrive soon as this recorder is going to have a monitoring LUT option. In addition to uncompressed 444 recording
Here are some pictures of our shoot in Milan.
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