Oaks of Mamre 2010 By Charles Frisby On ExposureRoom

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Rafael Gonzalez

February 06, 2010 10:24 PM

Oaks of Mamre 2010

Hey Charles what kind of pictures profiles you use on the 7d ? this images are crazy man what a quality.

William Byers

February 06, 2010 11:16 PM

Another great job for someone who needs to be exposed. This should really help them!

Charles Frisby

February 07, 2010 12:58 AM

@Rafael

What do you mean by Picture Profiles? The 7D shoots were the shots in the middle, the instrumental shots. Everything else was XHA1 in SD blown up. Wish I still had the original files!

William, I'll post some of the feedback I get. They do a Souper Bowl party every year and in classic form, I finised the video the night before!

Thanks,
Frisby

CRM , Inc.

February 07, 2010 03:26 AM

Oaks of Mamre 2010

Wow! Outstanding work - and a great cause. The 7D shots give us a great candid look and do a beautiful job of telling your story through the faces - especially the kids. Nicely done.

I now have the 7D on my 'must-have' wish list.

Thanks,
-- Jim

Luis Palha

February 07, 2010 06:28 AM

Oaks of Mamre 2010

Very nice worl Charles. Very humain and well edited. That's the kind of work I like see posted. Congrats.

Ted Ramasola

February 16, 2010 01:31 AM

Great work in purpose, and content.

This is a good outreach you are doing Charles. Donating time for a good cause is time well spent.

If you don't mind sharing, what did you use to stabilize the footage? Its unbelievable that they were hand held.

Charles Frisby

February 16, 2010 09:06 AM

Funny you should ask. I typically use After Effects or Motion for stabilizing... but I decided to try out the Smoothcam filter in Final Cut Pro.

I discovered it worked fine, but not in all instances. On the next project I had to go into Motion because the Smoothcam filter gives you no options on where to place you focal points for Smoothing. Smoothcam leaves everything up to FCP to decide. It works great in a rush, but not for every situation.