Run out of space in the middle of the important take. I had to keep track of the remaining time on the card so that I wouldn’t Using this technique I was able to shoot continuously for 10-11 minutes, swap the cards and shoot again. Then I would move the DNG files to internal 1 TB drive to make some room on SSD for the next footage. As an output drive I used internal SSD to make the offloading quick. To extract DNG files directly from CF card I plugged it into Lexmark USB 3.0 card reader and processed all the files with MlRawViewer. The whole music video was shot using the following equipment:Īnd last but not least, the 2 most important accessories helping me out with the difficult lighting conditions:Īt the location I was also using my MacBook Pro 15” to dump the footage from the cards. Second location for the clip was in direct sun so we had to wait for the sun to go down and shoot during the sunset. Without RAW it wouldn’t have been possible to capture the dynamic range of the scene. Strong mediterranean sun was creating lots of contrast between deep shadows and very harsh highlights.
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