Canon HV20 the JUNE ECHO (Incredible Heights)

[bricemilleson]

PLEASE TELL ME HOW TO MAKE THE RED/YELLOW FLARE EFFECT THINGY AT 0:01 !!!!

IVE BEEN TRYING TO FIGURE IT OUT FOREVER!

[kmattson118]

@bricemilleson check your personal messages!!

[obergfellja]

incredible heights by Broken Before... or is it The June Echo... either way I know it is Rocky. I met him back in 2001 and loved his music since.

[kmattson118]

@obergfellja this ones by the june echo

[obergfellja]

incredible heights by Broken Before... or is it The June Echo... either way I know it is Rocky. I met him back in 2001 and loved his music since.

[HeelofTim]

That was really cool, and I recognized some of the areas! :D

[kmattson118]

thanks! oh cool, your from ct!?

[HeelofTim]

Yeah, Winsted. xD

[kmattson118Xtras]

this walk was CRAZED

[bonbanelo]

sweet.. nice work :) thanks for using our song

Rocky

[kmattson118]

i'm glad you like it! thanks for the amazing song!

[HrachStarMedia]

dood i know i always say it but you have such a talent man. cant wait to see more!

[kmattson118]

haha thank you, the comments never get old. i'm glad you still like them, you've been here from the start

[Involved6]

Really neat effects... It looks like a Super 8 or something like that

[VALENTINEproductions]

Hey man great lil video. Im also curious about the lense flares.

Also your settings. Like was it in tv mode or 24p? I also use final cut, final cut 5.1.4, what plugins did you use for the old film look? I have a stibs one but dont like it much. what is ur settings for exporting? Did you de-interlace? It looks really great man.

[kmattson118]

thank you! about the lens flares, i used artbeats film clutter, overlaying that and setting the composite mode to "add."

i shot in tv mode, with a 1/250th shutter speed most of the time. i tend not to use filters in final cut for old film effects, they just end up looking campy and not right. so i just used stock footage of old film add overlayed it.

basically for export i set my kbits/sec to 8000, always de-interlacing it, and applying the letterbox to it.

[VALENTINEproductions]

Thanks for the reply, I really enjoyed this. I also have an hv20 and love it like my own child lol. I aksed about de-interlacing only because alot of people go through the whole pulldown process which i find to be a big pain in the ass. I also suscribed, you have a great collection of films. Cant wait for more. Check mine out when you get the chance.

[kmattson118]

haha oh hv20's.. pulldown is tough though, that's why i tend to not shoot in 24p. but anyways, thank you, i'll definitely check out some of your videos.

[FXIllusion13]

cool! howd you do the old film look and especially the red and yellow lens flare things?

[kmattson118]

i used artbeat film clutter, flashes and end burns. i just overlayed the footage, and selected "add" as the composite mode.

[FXIllusion13]

do you know which one specifically, it looks so sweet! did you actually buy it? crazy expensive

[kmattson118]

i believe it was "film clutter." but no i didn't buy it. a friend of mine found it for "free" on that website, or somewhere else a while back, and gave it to me. if you want, i could send what i have to you

[FXIllusion13]

ahh yea that would be soo sick!! ill pm my email n stuff

[kmattson118]

most of it was shot with a shutter speed of 1/250, with an exception of the intro shot, which i believe was 1/500. and i locked the exposure so the brightness wouldn't shift.

[WAYgooder]

Great man What were the camera settings? If i may ask

[Jashan17]

Epic.

[iandud3]

not bad

[Titandusk]

That was fantastic!!! It looked like you really did film it on film!

[theryaner]

the hv20/30 are really beastly cameras... Anything is possible w/ them if you can look past the limitations. Nice work, man.

[kmattson118]

that is true. thank you!

[billgrip]

Good job dude. You make everything look cool. You could make footage of paint drying look cool.

[kmattson118]

cool, i'll give that a try someday

[mdrproductionz]

Nice job bro. I dig the old style it reminds me of the 60's-70's look...very nice job. I like it.

[kmattson118]

thanks, just what i was going for!