2009 997.2, basalt black with sand beige interior….same wheels…center caps aligned correctly, lmao at myself and glad you have captured the profile with such good humor. Mrs has enshrined this in her hall of fame…to keep me humble. Thanks
out of all the videos I watched, this is exactly the video i was looking for. I dont often comment on videos (and that should be saying a lot), but I was blown away by your video and explanation. If I could smash the Subscribe and like button, I would. Really great content, and please make more!
HOW TO MAKE YOUR SHOTS LIKE CINEMA, FOR MOST RU-vidRS: SOFT TO BLURRED IMAGES, FADED COLORS WITH A TENDENCY TO GREEN, POOR QUALITY AND EVEN NO LIGHTING, THAT IS, YOU DON'T NEED A SUPER CAMERA TO MAKE IT LOOK MEDIOCRE, WITH COLOR GRADING IT'S SILLY TO THINK ABOUT THE BALANCE OF BLACK OR WHITE
This was phenomenal. I loved every second of it. Great idea perfectly executed, and even a few cool bar/restaurant recommendations! Thank you so much for this!
Great stuff! Looking for ways to use my OP3 creatively and you're showing some cool ideas and methods. So appreciative of you sharing your knowledge! This little BEAST is so cool! Endless options for framing and placement that it opens a huge world for creativity in staging shots and getting angles that would be very hard to achieve otherwise, especially considering the tiny footprint of this camera and the quality of footage you get. The dynamic range is really amazing for such a unit, making it really versatile and useful, and the low-light capabilities are pretty stunning when you consider what it usually costs to get such footage, in such tight areas, with such potential for customization (Cinematch looks like a really cool app!). Kinda blown away here. (I think I'd have taken some highlights down and tried to saturate/dump the blacks in some of the brighter scenes... Cinematch could probably do that?). One of the most striking things about Ripley is that almost EVERY scene is damned near PERFECT when it comes to staging/composition/ambience! It had me slack-jawed as I saw scene after scene that looked as though it took the DP days to consider every option for camera placement, lighting, etc until they finally came up with the perfect shot. Simply an amazing piece of cinema. I am truly loving this group of your videos. You are indeed very talented.
Wow, this is incredibly well-done! Every element, from the narrative itself to the technical execution, is bursting with energy. It's truly inspiring! I wish you could make your own version of Cinema Paradiso and American Psycho. >.<
Your comments about the Osmo still being a toy reminds me of years ago when video cameras were getting better and smaller, I you were a pro say shooting weddings etc, you made sure to use a large bulky camera as you wouldn't look professional if you had a small hand held camera. Panasonic even came out with an inexpensive consumer camera that still looked like a large shoulder-mount to look impressive even though the capabilities were no better than any small prosumer camera at the time
hi Andy! thanks for making this video! it helped a lot.. also to ask, what is this type of cutscene, and how to find this to add on to a video? its at 0:07.. thank you
This video was super inspiring! From someone who also working full time in a creative field but never actually taking the plunge to create for myself it’s great to see you do it. Hope you continue to feel inspired to create, you’ve got the talent and passion and it shows
there was only two downsides with this Camera that MAYBE a normal guy can tell low light performance was weak (which for this sensor size it was more than great) shots are all wide which is not an issue for this tool. it has it's purposes and I'm thinking to buy one myself to vlog a bit
The expert is really different... This guy could make a movie with a Motorola StarTAC. The filming techniques, editing, music, and everything else seem to be of the highest quality.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
the background music is overwhelming your voice. i feel like i have spotify playing in the background and kept trying to pause to check on it. otherwise, great video and keep up the nice work!
