michael wilson

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I saw Let Me In, which is a remake of Let the Right One In this past weekend. It was very well shot. However you could tell a VFX shot was coming because the whole image looked affected before the VFX kicked in. The VFX shots looked like they were filmed on a digital camera shooting at 59.97 or a very high shutter rate. They lost all motion blur and looked super crisp. What is that and why does it happen? And how does one avoid it? I would liken it to VFX shots back in the day when the effects were put on a second print and those shots just feel a bit different than the rest of the film.

I had to stop watching Peggy Sue Got Married to find out how they did this one. Its pretty brilliant.

Looking to sell two very lightly used Sony EX1 cameras after I finish a shoot at the end of October. It would be the basic camera accessory package. Would anyone be interested in one or two of these at the end of October?