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Panavision Genesis Manual v1.3
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you can see any pulsing directly on the monitor. Panavision
recommends testing if you plan to shoot with HMIs at unusual
shutter angles.
2.10 Intercutting Genesis with film
Genesis and film intercut beautifully. This is partly due to Genesis’
capturing a wider color space than standard video. Panavision
recommends that you shoot tests with the emulsion you are
planning to use and work with your post house to develop your
strategy for handling the two materials.
2.11 Exposure Index
As with film, the EI setting is a technical and aesthetic choice made
by the director of photography. Most DPs will set the Genesis
between 500 and 640. However all cinematographers have noted
that the Genesis is considerably more sensitive in the blacks than
film.
In addition the sensitivity of the camera increases with bigger
shutter angles: a 360 degrees shutter will yield twice as much
exposure as 180 (with twice the motion blur).
2.12 Color reference
The Genesis does not use white balance, so it is not necessary to
shoot a white card for proper operation, as with video cameras.
Instead the director of photography chooses whether the Genesis is
set for “Tungsten”, “Daylight” or a given color temperature. Some
cinematographers will also shoot a grey card or a chip chart as a
color reference for post-production.