Video "Making of" the Sinar shoots

[Nicolas Claris]

We have planned to make a short video showing the "Making of" of each shooting…

They will be announced in each corresponding thread, but here also as a general reminder…

Updated on March 8, 2008 - Here [deactivated on April 8 - see]
Updated on April 18, 2008 - Here and then click on "video "Making of ""

[Bart_van_der_Wolf]

Originally Posted by Nicolas Claris

Updated on April 7, 2008 - Here

Again, well done. Romain's choice of up-beat music almost makes the leather come alive.

Looking forward to the updates ...

Bart

[janet Smith]

A fascinating and enjoyable insight into your work, excellent choice of music, looking forward to seeing more.....

[Nicolas Claris]

Thanks janet and Bart.

This is the first "making of" (the one made at uneeK) where one can hear the sound of mirror/shutter in action…

Salut!

Art is pulling you and Romain! You are now in a magnetic field and the course of you boat is changed!

Kudos for the restaurant, boat and leather art and also for the magnificent cinematography and music by Romain.

[Nicolas Claris]

Despite the very kind words, Ungourou, I prefer when you are Asher…

Asher knows that in a magnetic field a captain cannot set a course and gets uncontrollable variations of compass headings… no true course then…

Asher would also remind that it was (it is still!) more an hotel than a restaurant…

Halala!

[Jörgen Nyberg]

Nice videos, interesting seeing you "in action", if one can say that about someone shooting with Sinar ;-)

[Nicolas Claris]

Updated on April 8, 2008 - Here

Now all videos are same size and on the same page.
Presented in reverse chronological order (the later on top)

[Theodore Diehl]

Simply fantastic and very interesting to see such work being done from close up!
Thanks to Nicholas for this.
Ciao,
Theo

[Bart_van_der_Wolf]

Originally Posted by Jörgen Nyberg

Nice videos, interesting seeing you "in action", if one can say that about someone shooting with Sinar ;-)

Jörgen, pressing the shutter release is only the end of the capture process (and the beginning of the post-processing) ;-) .
It's what happens before (and if timing is critial, during) the press of a button that matters. You are correct in the sense that
(in general) shooting a MF camera requires a different type of shooting than a 35mm or smaller format does.

Bart

[Thierry Hagenauer]

... and it is even "worse" (more different) with LF!

Thierry

Originally Posted by Bart_van_der_Wolf

You are correct in the sense that
(in general) shooting a MF camera requires a different type of shooting than a 35mm or smaller format does.
Bart

[Nicolas Claris]

That's interesting!

How you guys working with MF or LF feel different than working with 135 mm cameras…

This needed an entire sub forum, it is there…