@driftwood Can't wait for the graded version now.

@Bueller Many thanks for your work and looking forward to the result.

I missed the brief...carry on!

That was fun to watch nice work everyone. Thanks to Vitaly and Driftwood

@cosimo_bullo is your shot martis creek from Northstar? My girlfriend and I are wondering, she's from there. cheers.

Yeah DriftDog! (could easy be your next patch name) rigth now I´m sticking to seaquake!
My fav shot is @RRRR "birdge"

@driftwood - Man, this is so unreal. I wish I could have been apart of this. I so would have liked to add my fire spinning footage at night. Don't know if it's worthy, but eh, would've been awesome to be included. Gonna have to come here more often so I can contribute like this... so cool.



Thanks again for these amazing patches and Vitaly for making it all possible. You are the reason people like myself don't even crave an epic / scarlet. When you got something this good and forget about price... it's hard to want any other camera.

@driftwood Looks pretty great on my older 1080i Trinitron, too. :)

@L1N3ARX If you have anything "film style", there might still be time to add it to the upcoming reel 2. You should send a message to @Driftwood. But just remember - it must NOT have been posted anywhere else yet (so the fire footage is automatically excluded).

Hope to see you on the next reel! :)

@HillTop1 Just to clarify, so that Nick can give you a clearer answer to your question. :)

1) Are you referring to playing the exact same file on a TV's card reader vs on your iMac?

2) Are you referring to playing your file back on a TV after burning a Blu-Ray?

3) Are you referring to playing your file back on a TV after burning a DVD?

4) Are you referring to connect your computer to a TV and playing the file back off of your computer?

@HillTop1

Got it. So basically how-to "convert finished low-compression/no-compression file" into a higher compression format that's readable for your playback system?

The file posted for download on Vimeo would indeed fit on even a single layer standard DVD. But the question remains - what would you be playing it back on? A particular Blu-Ray player? A PS3? Or still off the computer?

Once the final playback method is specified, it's easier to know the best way to get there. :)

When I want to watch my HD material on my HD TV, I tend to just play the files with my PS3 (.MP4, .MTS, .M2T or a DivX .AVI) so the MP4 file posted on Vimeo works for that. This is actually quite insidious and explains why I often fall asleep on the couch review the day's footage instead of in my bed... ;)

@HillTop1 I wasn't trying to sell you on a PS3, just having fun. :) So what method did you want to use to playback?

I still couldn't tell if you meant a Blu-Ray player (playing a burnt DVD with HD material on it) or just plugging a cable from your computer into the TV?

@driftwood, Could you explain your workflow for this showreel?
I'm amazed at the quality. Playing it from the xml left me speachless.
I usually go 5dtorgb to prores444. I'm curious about workflow to AVC Intra 100.

thank you for your dedication.

I used PP5.5 and AVC INTRA 100 for this but Ill put up the workflow a bit later on.

Thank you. I'll be looking into it. and waiting for the specifics of your workflow.
gonna try uploading mts to vimeo.