My short movie done with D50

Kaustav S Saikia · Sep 8, 2006

Have you thought of a name? I think might be the first of it's kind...

Still-o-graphy ?

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Etienne R. Werner · Sep 8, 2006

Hi Martin,

As usual, OUTSTANDING!

I did an experiment with my D70 and it worked quiet well. I had planned to do some short movies (time laps) here in the Netherlands but unfortunatley my D70 got the Bglod (blinking green light of death). My other cameras aren't able to do continues shooting. So will wait for Nikon to repair the D70 and will try again.

Hope to see your name up for first prize at the festivals..

au revoir mon ami,

Etienne

xandxor · Sep 8, 2006

Creative, slick, visually appealing...

My question is: did you do anything to sync the audio to the frames? Or did you composite the frames essentially by hand? And lastly: what software for the editing?

Thanks for that...

Don Andre · Sep 8, 2006

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Filoff · Sep 8, 2006

Hello Martin!
My name is Stas, I'm from Ukraine.

I just saw your trailer, and I'm very impressed!!! Your movie is so dramatic and beatiful - pleasure to see people who are creating real Art, but not just talking endless speaches about cameras.
Thank you!

Can't wait till 2007 to see full version! Will it be possible to download full story after festival from your site?

Good luck!

zygh · Sep 8, 2006

This is quite an achievement: both, from a technical point of view and from an artistical one. I enjoyed the trailer very much! I will be showing it to many people. This is really, really impressive! Awesome effort!

moniek · Sep 8, 2006

see that (unfortunately done with 20d AFAIK

) :

http://patrykrebisz.com/stills/FINAL_movie.html

Moniek

Daos · Sep 8, 2006

Amazing!

When the full movie will be ready, let us know if there will be any way to watch it.

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Vido_30 · Sep 8, 2006

O boy, it's really cool. Well done, Congratulations! Do you mind share some techniques?

Martín Crespo · Sep 8, 2006

thanks for appreciate these

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Martín Crespo · Sep 8, 2006

Merci beaucoup pour votre commentaire, je suis hereux

This is not a commercial work, so I must to wait to share after I tried to be selected in the festivals. You know, almost all of them don't accept works previously exhibited, but I will inform here when will be available.
I'm very happy with the interest to look the whole work.
C'est mon petit hommage à Jean-Luc Godard et Wong Kar Wai
À bientôt
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spondle · Sep 8, 2006

well it was certainly worth the effort i hope you get the recognition from this that you so richly deserve

cheers
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Martín Crespo · Sep 8, 2006

Salut Etienne

Merci pour avoir vu cet expérience, je souhaite aussi regarder mon nom dans quelque festival

I'm sorry about your D70, but, really, I guess the D50 is the best one for to do this kind of experiment (due the big buffer), I guess the Sony Alfa will be good but I don't know if works so fine at ISO1600 as the D50

With respects

Martín Miguel Crespo
http://www.ISO1600.com
http://www.MartinCrespo.net

Martín Crespo · Sep 8, 2006

xandxor

thanks for looking. Really this is a manual work because you must to decide the transitions between each photo secuences. For the voices, this part was heavy, really heavy, we recorded the voices at studio after filming and I must to play with the frames to have moviment coincidence, not perfect but works fine.
About the soft. Adobe Premiere.
with respects
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http://www.MartinCrespo.net

Martín Crespo · Sep 8, 2006

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joefinan · Sep 8, 2006

My Mac lets me down again - I can't view it. Any ideas anyone (and don't say 'get a PC' because, trust me, that's not going to happen!)

Nikonsofar · Sep 8, 2006

Absolutely incredible! I am in total AWE! Congratulations on a your film - an excellent piece of artwork!!
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Cardez · Sep 8, 2006

I like it as a short. Not sure I could make it through 30 minutes of it, but as an internet trailer it is really niiice!

D a v e · Sep 8, 2006

Great Job Martin!

I'm blown away.

Just curious. Why did you choose the D50 over the S2? Continous shooting capabilities?

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Dave

Martín Crespo · Sep 8, 2006

D a v e said:
Great Job Martin!

I'm blown away.

Just curious. Why did you choose the D50 over the S2? Continous
shooting capabilities?

Yes Dave

Continouos shotting capabilities (huge buffer) as well as the excellent response at ISO1600, so good as S2, or maybe better sometimes.
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http://www.MartinCrespo.net

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