LART results Commentary Thread

[Ken Corben]

Per Gavin's brilliant suggestion:

I was just thinking that we should probably start a new topic to discuss the results thread since we want to keep that one clean. We need a place where people can go. "No Gavin, you're a complete moron and here is why."

- Gavin

[Ken Corben]

True professionals - Blair, Toni and Brook are way more interested in the camera than the model. Well done gentlemen.

Loved working with these guys - very fun.

[Jeff Kilgroe]

I see something funny in Gavin's bluescreen key. I guess I'll email him first.

[Gavin Greenwalt]

Which funny stuff? The hole on the right side of her head? The unbacklit poorly supressed hair on the left? The dark line on her arm? The overly bright spill supression on the guy's shirt that could possibly be interpreted as rimlighting if I'm lucky? That they're both a bit too salmon? Don't leave me in suspense! :D

[Álex Montoya]

How come your models had so little to dress with?

[Steve Gibby]

How come your models had so little to dress with?

We've just begun to post preliminary frames and motion sequences from LART and you've already made negative assumptions? The models had plenty of clothing and makeup options. The scenes you'll see shortly on VUZE, and frames and TIFFs we post will illustrate a wide variety of production styles - and fashion styles.

[Álex Montoya]

Was just joking, Gibby.

[Gavin Greenwalt]

I think he meant by square inchage not quantity of outfits

[Simon Valderrama]

hello everyone, rednewbie here

tried to make a quick composite from the bluescreen .tiff in Shake ... i really do not see much blue channel as a problem, as all wavelet compression artifacts seem to be mostly in areas where contrast isn't found and not over edges or details.
this is quite cool, try to check what happens with DV and HDV compression artifacts in comparison, they are just the opposite ... blocks and squares around edges!

sorry for the bad english, here's the pic, downscaled to SD as SD is still the standard output for TV commercials (my test was aimed at that direction)

[chuck colburn]

True professionals - Blair, Toni and Brook are way more interested in the camera than the model. Well done gentlemen.

Loved working with these guys - very fun.

Love the chopped and channled look on that particular model.