New Kowa Prominar Footage

[Tim McC]

A Day at the Zoo with a Kowa Prominar 16-D in front of a Nikon (e) 50mm f/1.8 using the Redstan clamp.

 

[Cosimo murgolo]

:) lovely one, very nice, keep sharing

[Tim McC]

:) lovely one, very nice, keep sharing

Thanks!

[Rudolf]

Very good looking and you did a good job on focussing as well. Fun to watch.

I liked the zebras and the next shots with the shadows... and all the others as well.

Also waiting for some new clips with your rare Cinegon :)

[Cosimo murgolo]

What camera did you use ? and can you share your editing workflow if you don't mind?

Thanks!!!

[Tim McC]

Very good looking and you did a good job on focussing as well. Fun to watch.

I liked the zebras and the next shots with the shadows... and all the others as well.

Also waiting for some new clips with your rare Cinegon :)

Thanks!  Dual focusing can be tricky at first, but with practice it's really not that bad.  It definitely helps to stop down to f/4, or f/8 in bright sunlight.  

 

Here is my most recent video shot on the Cinegon: 

[Tim McC]

What camera did you use ? and can you share your editing workflow if you don't mind?

Thanks!!!

This was shot on the hacked GH2 and was edited in Premiere.  After importing the clips, I will change the vertical dimension to 50% on the first clip, and then copy and "paste attributes" to all the other clips at once.  Individual clips will get some basic correction and grading later, usually mid way through the edit.