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In my cinema blog you’ll discover a variety of articles and information based on the experience I’ve gained working with a wide variety of cinema cameras over the years combined with my work as DP on projects ranging from high-end commercial spots for some of the worlds most recognized brands, to narrative projects, music videos, television broadcast. My portfolio can be seen on www.starcentral.ca
I’ve owned Sony super35mm cameras; F3, FS7, FS5, and currently own and shoot with the Sony PMW-F55 + R5 RAW module as my go to camera. I also often work with Blackmagic, RED, and Canon cameras as well.
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HG7 hypergamma rivals slog
For fast turn around work where footage won’t have a chance to go through the post production process of being color graded, F5/F55/FS7 shooters have the option of baking in a user uploadable 3D LUT to the camera – or using one of four Sony 3D LUT presets (called LOOKS) built right into the camera. Amongst the built-in LUTs are …
Replicating CineEI Mode in Custom Mode on the F55
DVINFO.net just published an article where I tested getting the underlying look and color space from the CineEI mode in the Custom Mode on the F55 camera. This could be useful to you if you enjoy some of the Custom Mode features but wish they were available in CineEI mode. Also for those who aren’t aware the color space and …
360fps on the Sony F55
Perhaps it’s not widely known but the Sony F55 camera can actually go up to 360fps! Here’s a quick overview of HFR (High Frame Rate) on the F55 before we get to the goodies. Internally the F55 camera can record up to 60p in 4K XAVC, and 180fps in HD XAVC. With the AXS-R5 RAW recording module up to 240fps …
Catalyst Browse & Catalyst Prepare
I had a chance to test drive Sony’s Catalyst Browse and Catalyst Prepare this month. Catalyst Browse was released by Sony on September 30th, 2014 and is completely FREE to use and download. Catalyst Prepare was released about a month later and costs $199 USD. The versions I tested were Catalyst Browse 1.0.3 build 338 for PC and Catalyst Prepare …
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