- Joined
- Oct 31, 2010
- Messages
- 5
- Reaction score
- 0
Greetings,
I recently finished shooting a music video in support of my feature film DRAWING WITH CHALK and shot with the iPhone 4. All footage except the clips from the film were shot with one iPhone 4 with someone who never used an iPhone before).
I cannot post the link since I just signed up, but do a search on YouTube for "Beyond Belief by The Turnback" and check it out. Once I've posted more in the future I'll try to put up a direct link.
I shot my film with the Panasonic HVX200 (720 24p) and I have to say that I'm very impressed with the quality of the iPhone 4!
I edited in Final Cut Pro in the iPhone 4 native format and, again, was very pleased how it handled effects processing (though I do wish the YouTube compression for the fade outs where a bit better). I placed the footage in a FCP 23.98 cineform sequence (the format my film is in; I never re-encoded the iPhone footage or converted it separately from 30fps to 23.98). Plus I used the native iPhone camera app.
I definitely don't want to come across as just a guy trying to 'sell' his music or movie but I just have to share how impressive I was about the iPhone 4 video. Even when shown on a large 90" screen the footage is sharp and detailed (and very pleasant to the eye).
Please comment and share the video.
Todd
I recently finished shooting a music video in support of my feature film DRAWING WITH CHALK and shot with the iPhone 4. All footage except the clips from the film were shot with one iPhone 4 with someone who never used an iPhone before).
I cannot post the link since I just signed up, but do a search on YouTube for "Beyond Belief by The Turnback" and check it out. Once I've posted more in the future I'll try to put up a direct link.
I shot my film with the Panasonic HVX200 (720 24p) and I have to say that I'm very impressed with the quality of the iPhone 4!
I edited in Final Cut Pro in the iPhone 4 native format and, again, was very pleased how it handled effects processing (though I do wish the YouTube compression for the fade outs where a bit better). I placed the footage in a FCP 23.98 cineform sequence (the format my film is in; I never re-encoded the iPhone footage or converted it separately from 30fps to 23.98). Plus I used the native iPhone camera app.
I definitely don't want to come across as just a guy trying to 'sell' his music or movie but I just have to share how impressive I was about the iPhone 4 video. Even when shown on a large 90" screen the footage is sharp and detailed (and very pleasant to the eye).
Please comment and share the video.
Todd