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Imágenes de una visita al mercado de motores de Madrid, que se celebra en el museo del ferrocarril el segundo fin de semana de cada mes.
http://mercadodemotores.es

Datos Técnicos
Cámara Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera con Metabones Speedbooster;
Objetivo Nikon 16-85mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR
Editado en Final Cut Pro X
Corrección de color con FilmConvert

An intimate peek into one day in 11 years with my dog Mesha, a Miniature Pinscher. She came with me on trips all over Japan, spending a lot of time on the road, waiting for the right light and weather conditions to photograph rural and coastal areas. In September 2018 I started filming clips to rough out the concept and later re-shoot it with another camera in various locations over several months. Unfortunately in September 2019, Mesha passed away suddenly and unexpectedly before I could finish the project the way I had envisioned. This documentary is made with the footage I had up until that point.

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This is a brief overview run and gun style Mini-mentory study on teenage musician Michael Montero. Best if watch in HD in full screen since You Tube adds black bars on the aspect ratio. Shot on a Sony NEX 5 and Film Convert. Serge Taveras Jack Of All Trades Jonny Peña B-Camera Casey Brown Interviewer

Ashfielders is a series chronicling the lives of the citizens of Ashfield, MA. This is the story of Double Edge Theatre ensemble member, Milena Dabova.

This is Mill Valley the way a newly transplanted family sees it!

Rejected from their families, housing, jobs; many transgender people have to figure out other means of survival. This community is intensely profiled by the police and when incarcerated rates of sexual assault and abuse at the hands of both inmates and guards are 10 times higher for the transgender community as compared to the general population. Most transgender people are forced to serve time in facilities that don’t align with their gender identity. Ms. Diamond’s story unfortunately is only one of many.

We like FilmConvert, but love Missy and Earl!

Besides producing films for clients, we regularly make short films, tutorials and production experimental videos that appear on our Panvista TV page - http://vimeopro.com/panvistaproductions/panvista-tv

The purpose of this film was to try out some new software in the editing phase. We love creating a film look to our work and have a huge interest in the colour process of digital video. We were lucky enough to get our hands on FilmConvert, a new plugin tool which give's digital camera footage the colour and grain of popular film stocks -http://www.filmconvert.com. By using this tool, we were able to generate the popular Fuji 8563 RL film stock to our GH2 footage filmed in the 'nostalgic' preset.

This film has helped us understand what can be done with FilmConvert, and can now be implemented, if needed, in our future work for clients.

Here is an inspirational short of a man who tests his limits everyday to achieve the impossible. When someone tells you no, prove them wrong and you can do anything!

Alex "The Hulk" Volkanovski is a very talented and very fit individual, he is a true inspiration to the MMA sport.

Enjoy and share if this inspires you to be who you are and better yourself, mentally and spiritually.

Shot on the Blackmagic Production Camera 4k.
Film Convert for colour.

Everyone tells a story even when really slow moving.

camera: FS700 + Odyseey 7Q
lens: Canon 70-200 II 2.8 + EF Speedbooster

recorded in 240fps RAW DNG.
colorgrading DaVinci Resolve 10 + Filmconvert

A historic moment in the ​history​ of people of UAE. A night that Hazza went to space.

I wanted to tool around with a Manfrotto Sympla shoulder rig and a Black Magic Cinema camera. So like all my test shoots, I employed my dog. We walked around Old Town Tustin, CA and had a grand old time. Graded with Film Convert.

Mr. Tam, a veteran pastry & dim sum chef, reminisces about the Mid-Autumn Festival & why he continues to make mooncakes by hand.

This is a follow up post to show how our Moonlight video looked like after it had been color graded. There were a handful of requests form viewers asking us to upload a graded version. We graded it with FilmConvert in Adobe Premiere Pro using the Sony A7s camera pack, Slog2 - S Gamut Profile, and the FJ 8553 ET FilmConvert Stock.

It was amazing to see how much color the A7s was able to bring out once we applied the Slog2 - S Gamut Profile to the clips. We desaturated the final grade to keep the moonlight feel.

For more information on this video, check out our original post!
https://vimeo.com/105690274

Song Used:
Clouds over hills by A. Taylor
themusicbed.com/songs/clouds-over-hills/7856

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Documenting the very first lighter than air drone, soon to be used for environmental research.

No matter where you are in Hobart you are never far away from the City’s beloved mountain, kunanyi / Mt Wellington. An extensive network of walking and mountain bike tracks are great ways of exploring the mountain, taking visitors past waterfalls, through fern glades and gullies, and opening up great views of Hobart and on good days the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. I acknowledges the Tasmanian Aboriginal People as the Traditional Owners and ongoing custodians of lutruwita, Tasmania. We pay our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and to their Elders past, present and emerging.

Sometimes inspiring others to conservation starts with the simple act of giving them a place to walk. That's one of the driving forces which compelled Matthew Christiansen to spend this past summer digging trenches, cutting overgrowth, and maintaining the vast network of trails in the Monongahela National Forest located in West Virginia. In partnership with the Student Conservation Association and the U.S. Forest Service, Matthew set out to make his mark on the very lands which helped inspire his path to the study of environmental science. But as it goes with the outdoors, Matthew soon discovered the deeper truths of how a simple shovel and a pickaxe can move others to action.

Fastest run for the day. 49.94.

Documentary for Project Muaythai Monumental in Lima, PERU

Video Portrait for Javier Rubio, artist, carpenter

This is a story of a woman whose life long dream was to be a reverend and the beauty of how she's slowly getting there.

Paper Box Media

A look at the music of San Juan, Puerto Rico pre-Hurricane Maria

An urban beekeeping initiative on the roof of this East London mosque.

Daylee shows us his barbershop starting to get a community with it's own soul. Where did it start? How will it end?

My Brothers' Blood is a project aimed at championing manhood through stories, photos and film. The goal is to shine a new light on what it takes to be a man through individual stories; to empower men through shared communication; and to support a healthy, balanced idea of manhood and masculinity through community. This is the first in many video interviews to come. You can find out more about the project at mybrothersblood.com. There you can find photo interviews as well as contact information if you're interested in being a part of the project.

My grand-aunt Mimi asked if I could help her share the story of her life. Something like this is impossible to give justice in an 8 minute piece, but all I can hope is that the enormous amount of life that she had in her soul is apparent to all of those who watch this. I was fortunate to be able to finish the film and travel back to Washington in early July to show the film to Mimi at her beloved cabin on Whidbey Island. Unfortunately, a little over a month later Mimi had a sudden illness followed by a stroke with several complications, she passed away on September 26th, 2016. In this moment, Mimi would prefer us celebrate her life, rather than be saddened by her death. So, here's to Mimi! I hope this film encourages those who see it to take a moment and capture a story from one of their elders on whatever media is available. The worth of these stories is invaluable and life can take sudden, unexpected turns. Love you Mimi.

I spent a hot, bug-filled, summer afternoon filming at my home in Wisconsin. Why? Because my (wonderful) mother is an ecologist and has a beautiful prairie. Some of this footage will be used for a film I am (hopefully) putting together for my mom's business. During the time of filming gnats were out in full force. They kept flying around and landing on my lenses, buzzing next to the microphone (which you can hear), and generally annoying the f*** out of me.

This was shot on a Canon 600d using neutral picture profile. Canon Lenses: 50mm f/1.8, 16-35mm f/2.8, 70-200mm f/2.8. Aerial video shot using GoPro Hero 3 Black Edition recording in ProTune at 60fps (Narrow FOV)

Graded with FilmConvert and Magic Bullet Looks.

Music by the amazing Austin, TX string band BALMORHEA. The song is 'Bowsprit'. Download the song + album here:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/constellations/id377008411

MYST.
Shot, designed and edited by Gairik Sarkar

Music: Clint Mansell "The Last Man" from The Fountain soundtrack

Locations: Sandakphu, Tumling, Pelling (North Bengal, Sikkim)

Equipment:
Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Canon EOS 550D,
Canon 16-35mm f2.8, Canon 24-70mm f2.8, Sigma 10-20mm F/3.5 DC
Yongnou TC-80 C3 Timer Remote

RAW images processed in After Effects CS6, edited in Premiere Pro CS6
Colour graded with FilmConvert plug-in

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The story of Nicholas Phat Ngyuen has a common origin. However, coming out of the adversity of being an immigrant, he was able to find his true voice and become the artist he is today.

Shot with a Canon 5D2 with Tamron APS-C 60m Macro lens
Lit using The Kick from Rift Labs (http://riftlabs.com)
Audio: "hydroscope" by Gallery Six (http://soundcloud.com/gallery-six)
Graded with FilmConvert Pro in AE

The high-tech prosecution of a World War II war criminal.

Ned Morgan from Bideford in North Devon sculpts curious creatures from reclaimed wood and metal. This film follows the making of one of his biggest beasts to date - a Giant Squid. A challenge in his small workshop.

Our thoughts and hearts are with those affected by the earthquake in Nepal, India, China, and Bangladesh.
Please give generously to a relief fund ? http://bit.ly/1GjrqTm :)

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Adventures in the mystical land of Nepal. A cross-section through jungle, city, and mountain.

Can't wait to go back to this beautiful place. ???

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Music by Silinder (http://soundcloud.com/silinder) remixing Banco De Gaia (http://banco.co.uk) (used with permission).

Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera (ProRes)
Panasonic 12-35mm f2.8 OIS
Voigtlander 25mm f0.95
Premiere Pro CC, DaVinci Resolve + FilmConvert OFX

Thanks to Himalayan Scenery Treks (http://www.himalayanst.com) for helping out and being great friends along the way.

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Under a 10-minute short-documentary format, "Neta Polturak - American Horror" is a personal Berlin portrait through the music of the Berlin-based Israeli artist Neta Polturak. Images inspired by her music, and music inspired by the city. Neta Polturak talks about her beginnings as an artist, her relationship with Berlin and the power that music has. The piece includes the live version of her song, "American Horror", recorded in Noize Fabrik, Berlin.

A short Doc about Paralympic champion Andy Lewis and his fight with disability , not always the obvious one !

Young furrier craftsman, Lukas, tells his story about an almost forgotten craft from the middle of Slovakia.

New Ruins is a teaser portrait of Ivan Tokic, a Croatian sculpture artist living and working in Solin, Croatia.

Shot while living and volunteering with Ivan in the magical space he has created.

Colored using Filmconvert

Music by Pluto Monday
The tracks is called Windshield
http://plutomonday.bandcamp.com/

Within the week of posting, my NYC test run of the new Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera went north of 3k playbacks, seeming sensible now to complement with a split-screen comparison of the untouched footage straight from the camera, alongside that finished product after color correction/grading. I have no delusions of being a studio auteur, who could justify a braggart director's commentary, but after thinking about the option to write a long, wordy blog post, I figured it's easier and better all-around just to talk over my footage. It's a visual medium anyway, and I'm sort of surprised there aren't more of these. Would love to see yours, too.

The video streams by default in full 1080p high definition, so if you get jitters, click the HD icon in-frame to reduce your playback resolution. For reference, here's the original seven-minute film: http://vimeo.com/hpmoon/nyc. As I say at the end of this commentary, please add your comments below, and please share your work

[UPDATE: Also check out the split-screen "color commentary" on this at http://vimeo.com/hpmoon/bmpc.]

On August 29, there were just a handful of Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Cameras (BMPCs) in circulation, but I managed to get one. That weekend, I took a visit to New York City as my occasion to break it in. Manhattan has been a limitless source of inspiration for people far more talented than me, but the Blackmagic technology, coming to market in such a versatile size, invited this cinematic tone poem which might, even so, look different. Instead of creating something like a tourism video, I wanted to try and capture the human energy of the city that New Yorkers themselves know best, driven by the extraordinary music of Richard Danielpour that I came across recently (ringing in my head all weekend as I captured these shots).

True to the elegant simplicity of the BMPC (http://bhpho.to/bmccpckt), I shot the entire piece handheld, using a single lens (Panasoni

This vignette was created for the FilmConvert 2014 Cinematography Competition.

Running time: 5 minutes 9 seconds
Genre: Observational documentary
Images were composed using the Panavision (2.35:1) aspect ratio

Filmed while on safari in Tanzania.

The film was shot with a Sony NEX-FS100, edited using FCP X and colour graded with FilmConvert using the Fuji 8553 ET stock emulation.

The music is "Atlas Air" by Fescal: http://fslab.net/media/fescal-atlas-air/

Went out and filmed my brother dicking about in a field due to boredom and the need for fresh air.

The local park is called no mans land, and the sun was quite beautiful.
Shot on my trusty 550d

Music:

'Little Army' by Sea Oleena
http://seaoleena.bandcamp.com/

The light leaks used in this video can be found here: http://tinyurl.com/p2dr98s

Projeto que reúne bimestralmente os maiores nomes da música independente nacional em João Pessoa. Edited Premiere Color FilmConvert

Porter Ellett, who lost the use of his right arm in an accident at age 4 and had it surgically removed at 16, hasn’t let loss of limb—or anything else—hold him back. From buttering toast to swimming straight to typing quickly on a computer, Ellett has learned to adapt and to look for the positives in life. He now works as the Kansas City Chiefs Assistant Coach while also sharing his experiences as a motivational speaker.

No Assignment is part of the short film series 'Some Call It Home', which explores the world's last wild places with those who call them home. In this piece, we spend a day with Wildlife Photographer Tom Murphy who has been shooting Yellowstone for over 40 years. But assignments aren't his thing, so he's constantly searching for something different to set his work apart.

A portrait of British artist Richie Culver.

This mini documentary takes a look in to the world of independent film making, and is a must watch for any one involved with, getting started in or just has a passing interest in film making. An alternative title for it could have been "How a couple of guys set up an Oscar nominated production company from nothing." It shows that there truly is "no set path" to success when it comes to film making, although there are a number of important traits, like passion, determination and high standards that certainly do help.

Jon Drever who is the co-founder and co-owner of Grain Media and a friend of mine very kindly let me into his professional world and spoke candily and honestly, allowing me to relive his journey in film making from very humble beginnings to running the extremely successful independent production company Grain Media. Its been an honour to be able to create something that hopefully goes some way to showing this inspirational journey.

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