
Vadim Joy
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Cinematographer
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Los Angeles, London
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BMCC, Arri SR2, Red One, Arri Alexa
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I don't think so sir. I'm Ukrainian originally. There are good Ukrainians as well as good Russians. There are bad ones.
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Lighting a country house, getting it dark at daytime
Vadim Joy replied to Manoel Marques da Costa's topic in Lighting
Hello sir, welcome. I'd black out the windows from outside and re light it so I have more control over it. I don't think you need tons of lights for this scene.- 4 replies
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After Life: What type of film was used?
Vadim Joy replied to Andre Hansen's topic in Visual Effects Cinematography
To me it looks like 35mm. Not sure what stock as I guess it varies from scene to scene. Something tells me they used 500T and others. -
BMCC problem. Heavy noise at ASA800 and lines across the screen!
Vadim Joy replied to Vadim Joy's topic in BlackMagic Design
I know how FPN looks like, and this is definitely not a noise. -
BMCC problem. Heavy noise at ASA800 and lines across the screen!
Vadim Joy replied to Vadim Joy's topic in BlackMagic Design
Steve even when underexposed it should be black, or grainy. It shouldn't show sensor lines. -
So here's a deal. Need to shoot night exterior scene in the forest. There will be fire. I have a choice of using Kodak 250D or Fuji, similar speed. The challenge is that we don't have enough lights. However I have T1.5 lens. I was thinking going natural, rather than trying to light it. Is 250D sensitive enough?
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Hello, I'm shooting a promo video soon and have to decide between shooting RAW or ProRes now. Shooting outside, in the forest. Natural light. That's why I want RAW, but I can not afford luxury of TBs of space, have only 2TB hard drive. Expected to shoot 4 hours of footage. So I need to save as much space as possible. So I have this in my head, tell me if it's a good idea: - Shoot RAW - Import RAW files to Resolve, do basic correction and recover details, export as 2K ProRes 4444 - Import 2K ProRes into Premiere and do the final edit, export as ProRes 422 I'm worried about pictu
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I think it's time for Olexandr Kalynychenko to step in.