Shot a training video for a makeup company that specializes in products for HDTV.





Used a 5dmkii and Canon 7d for the video @1080p 24fps












 

HD is not kind to the human face.

What exactly does their product offer over traditional makeup?

Their base foundation gives a great starting layer that still maintains transparency. It let's the skin's character show through while still providing a base for color matching the rest of the skin.

 

You know the kind of industrial stuff I shoot.
The men are never made up and the women are wearing street makeup if anything.
We have enough problems with lip gloss, bad foundation and bald men as it is.

My big dialysis show has a female exec who heads up the "memorial" program for the company.
To put it politely, she has a face for radio.
When the tears start they want me in tight for the pathos.
This year it was mustache city in HD.

The stage manager, a little English broad, says out loud, "Oh My!" when it hits the big screen.
I'm whispering on com to engineering, "Take the skin detail down."

The blond looks like she is uncomfortable.

It IS tack sharp.