@mazinais31 Absolutely true - that in combination with their visual/art director and you're in for epic shots. At least mostly, they seem to be 'lacking' their epicness in the last series.
Alas - all we can do is learn how to do it with minimal staff and effort - ;-)
Top Gear use a range of filters on the cameras themselves using a Matte Box - some of the colouring is done during editing, but the majority is done optically - saves time (this is what I have heard).
Correct, and if done right - using a matte box saves a lot of time indeed. But the trick is how to do it without a matte box. That's the approach I tried here...
Completely agree! I love the look, but I don't have a Matte Box either lol, so I just use a couple of coloured grads and 3-way colour correction, does the job - very much like your technique!
Correct. The Photographers at top gear, especially when they started off the first few series, used ND graduated filters (or color graduated filters) in front of the lens, sometimes rotated at angles to get these types of effects.
You don't need a matte box,... just standard screw on filter thread nd filters. A graduated nd filter will give you the dramatic sky look without affecting the exposure of the car in the shot. Also if u can shoot manual then use a really fast shutter speed and open the iris to compensate. This will give you the almost metallic top gear 'stuttering' look
@UltraWhammy I'll be shooting a new car-related video not too long from now. This time it won't be a lousy Volvo - this time around I'll go for the Tesla Roadster ;-)
@MrJonnyJones Update: I doesn't really save that much time anymore. With current computer systems it can be done in post in very little time. There are a plethora of plugins which can do these coloring effects with the click of a button - like i.e. Red Giant's Magic Bullet QuickLooks
i made it the Final Gear my litlle program show with all those styles check out in my channel!!!
danielbergo 3 months ago
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Beolex 1 year ago
I made it my videos is much better look in my channel
tank you
danielbergo 1 year ago
@danielbergo Yours is another style I guess.. just like Top Gear uses different styles nearly every week these days ;-)
RubenKremer 10 months ago
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good work,
but still... top gear has some pretty epic film crew that won't be that easy to replicate
mazinais31 1 year ago
good work,
but still... top gear has some pretty epic film crew that won't be that easy to replace
mazinais31 1 year ago
@mazinais31 Absolutely true - that in combination with their visual/art director and you're in for epic shots. At least mostly, they seem to be 'lacking' their epicness in the last series.
Alas - all we can do is learn how to do it with minimal staff and effort - ;-)
RubenKremer 1 year ago
could almost picture mr. clarkson speaking in my head
Qipt 1 year ago
@Qipt Thanks for the generous compliment ;-)
RubenKremer 1 year ago
Lol that slowdown was epic five stars five stars
Eddyisgreat 1 year ago
Top Gear use a range of filters on the cameras themselves using a Matte Box - some of the colouring is done during editing, but the majority is done optically - saves time (this is what I have heard).
MrJonnyJones 2 years ago
Correct, and if done right - using a matte box saves a lot of time indeed. But the trick is how to do it without a matte box. That's the approach I tried here...
RubenKremer 2 years ago
Completely agree! I love the look, but I don't have a Matte Box either lol, so I just use a couple of coloured grads and 3-way colour correction, does the job - very much like your technique!
MrJonnyJones 2 years ago
Correct. The Photographers at top gear, especially when they started off the first few series, used ND graduated filters (or color graduated filters) in front of the lens, sometimes rotated at angles to get these types of effects.
towert7 1 year ago
You don't need a matte box,... just standard screw on filter thread nd filters. A graduated nd filter will give you the dramatic sky look without affecting the exposure of the car in the shot. Also if u can shoot manual then use a really fast shutter speed and open the iris to compensate. This will give you the almost metallic top gear 'stuttering' look
UltraWhammy 1 year ago
oops, just spotted towert7 already mentioned the graduated nd's :)
UltraWhammy 1 year ago
@UltraWhammy I'll be shooting a new car-related video not too long from now. This time it won't be a lousy Volvo - this time around I'll go for the Tesla Roadster ;-)
RubenKremer 1 year ago
@MrJonnyJones Update: I doesn't really save that much time anymore. With current computer systems it can be done in post in very little time. There are a plethora of plugins which can do these coloring effects with the click of a button - like i.e. Red Giant's Magic Bullet QuickLooks
RubenKremer 1 year ago
mooi gedaan man;)
c500amg 2 years ago
ah what a beautiful car
Vladey14 2 years ago
huh?!
AbdoHad90 2 years ago