NEW 5D Mark III Outdoor Video Test

[Rod Guajardo]

Shot this last weekend in West Texas, near the Texas and Mexico border.

Canon 5D Mark III Test

Edited in: Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5
Color Correction: Fast Color Corrector
Effects: Sharpen
Lens: Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L

 

[ratnev]

Stunning....

 

[bp]

Lovely.

 

[bp]

2 HUGE problems with this test.

1) You only used one camera. You didn't do a side by side comparison with each shot against the D800? What gives?

2) You're actually out shooting something in the real world. You should be in a ridiculous situation, or shooting test charts in your mom's basement.


;D I kid, of course. After OD'ing on nothing but annoying fanboy peeing contest threads around here... it's becoming so that I can't even watch something like this without thinking "I wonder how the 5d2 or 7D or D800 woulda handled that wood grain at :54 - haha. A simple real-world, "hey check this out" is very refreshing!!!

 

[RuneL]

Very nicely done, I must say, did you use a glidetrack? What in camera "picture processing"settings did you use?

Thanks for the watch!

 

[Rod Guajardo]

2 HUGE problems with this test.

1) You only used one camera. You didn't do a side by side comparison with each shot against the D800? What gives?

2) You're actually out shooting something in the real world. You should be in a ridiculous situation, or shooting test charts in your mom's basement.


;D I kid, of course. After OD'ing on nothing but annoying fanboy peeing contest threads around here... it's becoming so that I can't even watch something like this without thinking "I wonder how the 5d2 or 7D or D800 woulda handled that wood grain at :54 - haha. A simple real-world, "hey check this out" is very refreshing!!!

Bp, I read the first line of your post and was like, "ohhhh, oh here it comes...". Thanks for watching and your post!

 

[JR]

very nice. did you do any post processing to sharpen the video? just curious...

Jacques

 

[Rod Guajardo]

Very nicely done, I must say, did you use a glidetrack? What in camera "picture processing"settings did you use?

Thanks for the watch!

Hi RuneL,
I used a IndisliderMini (which I don't recommend) for the first 2 shots. In camera, I started with the Neutral Picture Style, modified with Stu's recommended settings below:

Start with the Neutral Picture Style
Set Sharpness to zero—all the way to the left
Set Contrast all the way to the left
Set Saturation two notches to the left

Hope this helps,
Rod

 

[Rod Guajardo]

very nice. did you do any post processing to sharpen the video? just curious...

Jacques

Jacques,
I did add sharpening in post with Premiere Pro's built-in "Sharpen" effect. However, for each shot it differed, but I don't believe I ever went above the 40 mark.
Thanks for watching!
Rod

 

[westr70]

Nicely done and inspiring too. I hope you want to be a teacher cause you've got what it takes.

 

[Rod Guajardo]

Nicely done and inspiring too. I hope you want to be a teacher cause you've got what it takes.

Thanks for the kind words!